On Homogeneous Differential Polynomials of Meromorphic Functions

In this paper, we study one conjecture proposed by W. Bergweiler and show that any transcendental meromorphic functions f(z) have the form exp(αz+β) if f(z)f″(z)–a(f′ (z))²≠0, where . Moreover, an analogous normality criterion is obtained. Supported by National Natural Science Foundation and Science Technology Promotion Foundation of Fujian Province (2003)     

Approximation by Homogeneous Polynomials

Let be the boundary of a convex domain symmetric to the origin. The conjecture that any continuous even function can be uniformly approximated by homogeneous polynomials of even degree on K is proven in the following cases: (a) if d = 2; (b) if K is twice continuously differentiable and has positive curvature in every point; or (c) if K is the boundary of a convex polytope.     

On Paravector Valued Homogeneous Monogenic Polynomials with Binomial Expansion

The aim of this note is to study a set of paravector valued homogeneous monogenic polynomials that can be used for a construction of sequences of generalized Appell polynomials in the context of Clifford analysis. Therefore, we admit a general form of the vector part of the first degree polynomial in the Appell sequence. This approach is different from the one presented in recent papers on this subject. We show that in the case of paravector valued polynomials of three real variables, there exist essentially two different types of such polynomials together with two other trivial types of polynomials. The proof indicates a way of obtaining analogous results in the case of polynomials of more than three variables.     

On Algebras of Skew Polynomials Generated by Quadratic Homogeneous Relations

We consider the algebras, with two generators a and b, generated by the quadratic relations ba = α² + βab + γb², where the coefficients α, β, and γ belong to an arbitrary field F of characteristic 0. We find conditions for such an algebra to be expressed as a skew polynomial algebra with generator b over the polynomial ring F [a]. These conditions are equivalent to the existence of the Poincaree-Birkhoff-Witt basis, i. e., basis of the form {a^m, bⁿ}. Bibliography: 16 titles.__________Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI, Vol. 301, 2003, pp. 144–171.     

A Remez-Type Theorem for Homogeneous Polynomials

Remez-type inequalities provide upper bounds for the uniformnorms of polynomials p on given compact sets K, provided that|p(x)| 1 for every x K\E, where E is a subset of K of smallmeasure. In this paper we prove sharp Remez-type inequalitiesfor homogeneous polynomials on star-like surfaces in R^d. Inparticular, this covers the case of spherical polynomials (whend = 2 we deduce a result of Erdélyi for univariate trigonometricpolynomials).     

A Theorem on Homogeneous Differential Polynomials

We substantially strengthen an unpublished result of Whitehead from his PhD thesis (Whitehead, A.: Differential equations and differential polynomials in the complex. PhD thesis, University of Nottingham, 2002) using a refinement of his techniques.     

齐次对称多项式的半正定性

给出了某些齐次对称多项式半正定的充分必要条件,并举例说明其应用.     

Homogeneous Orthogonally Additive Polynomials on Banach Lattices

The main result in this paper is a representation theorem forhomogeneous orthogonally additive polynomials on Banach lattices.The representation theorem is used to study the linear spanof the set of zeros of homogeneous real-valued orthogonallyadditive polynomials. It is shown that in certain lattices everyelement can be represented as the sum of two or three zerosor, at least, can be approximated by such sums. It is also indicatedhow these results can be used to study weak topologies inducedby orthogonally additive polynomials on Banach lattices. 2000Mathematics Subject Classification 46G25, 46B42, 47B38.     

Extremal Homogeneous Polynomials on Real Normed Spaces

IfPis a continuousm-homogeneous polynomial on a real normed space andPis the associated symmetricm-linear form, the ratio P/P always lies between 1 andm^m/m!. We show that, as in the complex case investigated by Sarantopoulos (1987,Proc. Amer. Math. Soc.99, 340–346), there areP's for which P/P=m^m/m! and for whichPachieves norm if and only if the normed space contains an isometric copy of ℓ^m₁. However, unlike the complex case, we find a plentiful supply of such polynomials providedm4.     

Leading Coefficients and Extreme Points of Homogeneous Polynomials

Recently, H. Hakopian proved that the squares of a bivariate homogeneous polynomial and of its gradient have, in general, the same set of maximum points on the sphere. A generalization of this result mentioned can be gained by a method O. D. Kellogg used years ago in the estimate of some coefficient functionals. Date received: July 31, 1995. Date revised: May 14, 1996.     

The Virtual Poincaré Polynomials of Homogeneous Spaces

We factor the virtual Poincaré polynomial of every homogeneous space G/H, where G is a complex connected linear algebraic group and H is an algebraic subgroup, as t^2u (t²–1)^r Q_G/H(t²) for a polynomial Q_G/H with nonnegative integer coefficients. Moreover, we show that Q_G/H(t²) divides the virtual Poincaré polynomial of every regular embedding of G/H, if H is connected.     

Regularity of Continuous Multilinear Operators and Homogeneous Polynomials

Mathematical Notes - Regular multilinear operators and regular homogeneous polynomials acting between Banach lattices are automatically continuous, but the converse, in general, is not true. The...     

A Note on Nonconvex Minimax Theorem with Separable Homogeneous Polynomials

The minimax theorem for a convex-concave bifunction is a fundamental theorem in optimization and convex analysis, and has a lot of applications in economics. In the last two decades, a nonconvex extension of this minimax theorem has been well studied under various generalized convexity assumptions. In this note, by exploiting the hidden convexity (joint range convexity) of separable homogeneous polynomials, we establish a nonconvex minimax theorem involving separable homogeneous polynomials. Our result complements the existing study of nonconvex minimax theorem by obtaining easily verifiable conditions for the nonconvex minimax theorem to hold.     

On Octonionic Polynomials

We discuss the generalization of results on quaternionic polynomials to the octonionic polynomials. In contrast to the quaternions the octonionic multiplication is non-associative. This fact although introducing some difficulties nevertheless leads to some new results. For instance, the monic and non-monic polynomials do not have, in general, the same set of zeros. Concerning the zeros, it is shown that in the monic and non-monic cases they are not the same, in general, but they belong to the same set of conjugacy classes. Despite these difficulties created by the non-associativity, we obtain equivalent results to the quaternionic case with respect to the number of zeros and the procedure to compute them.     

On the Difference of Orthonormal Polynomials

We establish an estimate on the difference of orthonormal polynomials for a general class of exponential weights.     

On the Roots of Domination Polynomials

The domination polynomial of a graph G of order n is the polynomial ${D(G, x) = \sum_{i=\gamma(G)}^{n} d(G, i)x^i}$ where d(G, i) is the number of dominating sets of G of size i, and γ(G) is the domination number of G. We investigate here domination roots, the roots of domination polynomials. We provide an explicit family of graphs for which the domination roots are in the right half-plane. We also determine the limiting curves for domination roots of complete bipartite graphs. Finally, we prove that the closure of the roots is the entire complex plane.     

The Center Problem for a Linear Center Perturbed by Homogeneous Polynomials

The centers of the polynomial differential systems with homogeneous polynomials have been studied for the degrees s = 2, 3, 4, 5. for s = 2, 3, and partially classified for s = 4, 5. In this paper we recall and we give new centers for s = 6, 7 a linear center perturbed by They are completely classified these results for s = 2, 3, 4, 5,     

On Ranks of Polynomials

Let V be a vector space over a field k, P : V → k, d ≥?3. We show the existence of a function C(r, d) such that rank(P) ≤ C(r, d) for any field k, char(k) > d, a finite-dimensional k-vector space V and a polynomial P : V → k of degree d such that rank(?P/?t) ≤ r for all t ∈ V ??0. Our proof of this theorem is based on the application of results on Gowers norms for finite fields k. We don’t know a direct proof even in the case when k = ?.