Star-triangle equations and some properties of algebraic curves connected with the integrable chiral Potts model

Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 46, No. 3, pp. 31–39, September, 1989.     

Algebraic geometry and soliton dynamics

Algebro-geometric sectors of solutions of the KP hierarchy are described in terms of τ-functions and vertex operators. Some useful identities involving theta functions and prime forms on Riemann surfaces are provided which are applied to obtain explicit solutions in the bilinear formalism. By using a dressing method for τ-functions the soliton dynamics against the background of quasiperiodic solutions is characterized. Furthermore, a formula for the soliton shifts in terms of prime forms on Riemann surfaces is obtained.     

Algebraic approximations in analytic geometry

Oblatum 16-XII-1994 & 9-III-1995     

Algebraic geometry in first-order logic

In every variety of algebras Θ, we can consider its logic and its algebraic geometry. In previous papers, geometry in equational logic, i.e., equational geometry, has been studied. Here we describe an extension of this theory to first-order logic (FOL). The algebraic sets in this geometry are determined by arbitrary sets of FOL formulas. The principal motivation of such a generalization lies in the area of applications to knowledge science. In this paper, the FOL formulas are considered in the context of algebraic logic. For this purpose, we define special Halmos categories. These categories in algebraic geometry related to FOL play the same role as the category of free algebras Θ⁰ play in equational algebraic geometry. This paper consists of three parts. Section 1 is of introductory character. The first part (Secs. 2–4) contains background on algebraic logic in the given variety of algebras Θ. The second part is devoted to algebraic geometry related to FOL (Secs. 5–7). In the last part (Secs. 8–9), we consider applications of the previous material to knowledge science. __________ Translated from Sovremennaya Matematika i Ee Prilozheniya (Contemporary Mathematics and Its Applications), Vol. 22, Algebra and Geometry, 2004.     

Algebraic geometry of topological spaces I

We use techniques from both real and complex algebraic geometry to study K-theoretic and related invariants of the algebra C(X) of continuous complex-valued functions on a compact Hausdorff topological space X. For example, we prove a parameterized version of a theorem by Joseph Gubeladze; we show that if M is a countable, abelian, cancellative, torsion-free, semi-normal monoid, and X is contractible, then every finitely generated projective module over C(X)[M] is free. The particular case gives a parameterized version of the celebrated theorem proved independently by Daniel Quillen and Andrei Suslin that finitely generated projective modules over a polynomial ring over a field are free. The conjecture of Jonathan Rosenberg which predicts the homotopy invariance of the negative algebraic K-theory of C(X) follows from the particular case . We also give algebraic conditions for a functor from commutative algebras to abelian groups to be homotopy invariant on C ^*-algebras, and for a homology theory of commutative algebras to vanish on C ^*-algebras. These criteria have numerous applications. For example, the vanishing criterion applied to nil K-theory implies that commutative C ^*-algebras are K-regular. As another application, we show that the familiar formulas of Hochschild–Kostant–Rosenberg and Loday–Quillen for the algebraic Hochschild and cyclic homology of the coordinate ring of a smooth algebraic variety remain valid for the algebraic Hochschild and cyclic homology of C(X). Applications to the conjectures of Beĭlinson-Soulé and Farrell–Jones are also given.     

Algebraic aspects of two-dimensional chiral fields

Algebraic (in the broad sense of the word) methods of the theory of solitons — the theory of differential equations related to the Korteweg-de Vries equation — are described for the example of two-dimensional, principal, chiral fields.     

Algebraic geometry of Gaussian Bayesian networks

Conditional independence models in the Gaussian case are algebraic varieties in the cone of positive definite covariance matrices. We study these varieties in the case of Bayesian networks, with a view towards generalizing the recursive factorization theorem to situations with hidden variables. In the case when the underlying graph is a tree, we show that the vanishing ideal of the model is generated by the conditional independence statements implied by graph. We also show that the ideal of any Bayesian network is homogeneous with respect to a multigrading induced by a collection of upstream random variables. This has a number of important consequences for hidden variable models. Finally, we relate the ideals of Bayesian networks to a number of classical constructions in algebraic geometry including toric degenerations of the Grassmannian, matrix Schubert varieties, and secant varieties.     

Algebraic invariants and the projective geometry of spinors

Summary The projective geometry of Lorentzian manifolds and the van der Waerden spinor calculus are shown to be closely related to the geometry of complex binary quantics. This formalism is then applied to a detailed study of the Bel-Petrov classification of vacuum Einstein-Lorentzian manifolds and the Lanczos spinor. Dedicated in respect and admiration to Professor Dr. Donald Joseph Hansen This research was partially supported by NSF Grant GP-7401. Entrata in Redazione il 21 novembre 1968.     

Algebraic geometry over the residue field of the infinite place

Nikolai Durov introduced the theory of generalized rings and schemes to study Arakelov geometry in an alternative algebraic framework, and introduced the residue field at the infinite place, 𝔽_∞. We show an elementary algebraic approach to modules and algebras over this object, define prime congruences, show that the polynomial ring of n variables is of Krull dimension n, and derive a prime decomposition theorem for these primes.     

Algebraic geometry for $$\ell $$-groups

In this paper we focus on the algebraic geometry of the variety of \(\ell \)-groups (i.e. lattice ordered abelian groups). In particular we study the role of the introduction of constants in functional spaces and \(\ell \)-polynomial spaces, which are themselves \(\ell \)-groups, evaluated over other \(\ell \)-groups. We use different tools and techniques, with an increasing level of abstraction, to describe properties of \(\ell \)-groups, topological spaces (with the Zariski topology) and a formal logic, all linked by the underlying theme of solutions of \(\ell \)-equations.     

Algebraic aspects of two-dimensional chiral fields. II

Algebraic methods, in the broad sense of the word, of the theory of solitons (the theory of nonlinear differential equations related to the Korteweg-de Vries equation) are described for the example of relativistically invariant, two-dimensional, principal chiral fields.Translated from Itogi Nauki i Tekhniki, Seriya Algebra, Topologiya, Geometriya, Vol. 18, pp. 73–150, 1981.     

Algebraic geometry of the eigenvector mapping for a free rigid body

The present paper deals with the algebro-geometric aspects of the eigenvector mapping for a free rigid body. The eigenvector mapping is regarded as a rational mapping to the complex projective plane from the product of the elliptic curves, one of which is the integral curve and the other the spectral curve. This is the space of the necessary data to determine the eigenvectors. The eigenvector mapping admits a factorisation through a Kummer surface, which is a double covering of the projective plane branched along a sextic curve associated with the dynamics. The key of the argument is the Cremona transformation of the projective plane and some elliptic fibrations of the Kummer surface.     

Algebraic logic and logical geometry. Two in one

The aim of the paper is to define the notion of isotypic algebras and to formulate a series of new problems related to this notion.     

Algebraic morphisms into grassmannians:differential geometry and frobenius

Let Xbe a projective variety (over Spec(K)) and f:X→G(r,v) a morphism to a Grassmannian, i.e. a pair (E,V) where E is a rank r vector bundle on V?H^O(X,E) is a subspace spanning E with dim(V) = v. Here we study the differential properties of f and their relations to a sequence of quotient bundles E→E₁→E₂→of E called the derived bundles of (E,V). In the first 5 sections we study the case X a smooth curve, char(K) >0 (the case char(K) = 0, being due to D. Perkinson). Then we give a general duality theorem for the derived bundles when Xis any normal variety.     

Algebraic structures determined by 3 by 3 matrix geometry

Using a ``3 by 3 matrix trick' we show that multiplication (an algebraic structure) in a *-algebra is determined by the geometry of the *-algebra of the 3 by 3 matrices with entries from , . This is an example of an algebra-geometry duality which, we claim, has applications.