On a theorem by P. Malliavin

P. Malliavin has deduced the asymptotic behaviour of a measure from the behaviour of its Stieltjes transform whenz → ∞ along a curve. His result is here proved in an elementary way.     

On a generalized homogeneous Hahn polynomial

We investigate a generalized homogeneous Hahn polynomial in some detail. This polynomial includes as special cases the homogeneous Hahn polynomial and the homogeneous Rogers-Szeg o polynomial.A generating function, which contains a known generating function as a special case, is given. We also give a finite series generating function. Some results on the asymptotic expansion for this polynomial are derived.Certain results on zeros are also obtained. We deduce several results on zeros of certain ...     

On a theorem by Brewer

One of the most frequently referenced monographs on power series rings, “Power Series over Commutative Rings” by James W. Brewer, states in Theorem 21 that if M is a non-SFT maximal ideal of a commutative ring R with identity, then there exists an infinite ascending chain of prime ideals in the power series ring $R?X?$, $Q_0?Q_1???Q_n??$ such that $Q_n\cap R=M$ for each n. Moreover, the height of $M?X?$ is infinite. In this paper, we show that the above theorem is false by presenting two counter examples. The first counter example shows that the height of $M?X?$ can be zero (and hence there is no chain $Q_0?Q_1???Q_n??$ of prime ideals in $R?X?$ satisfying $Q_n\cap R=M$ for each n). In this example, the ring R is one-dimensional. In the second counter example, we prove that even if the height of $M?X?$ is uncountably infinite, there may be no infinite chain $\{Q_n\}$ of prime ideals in $R?X?$ satisfying $Q_n\cap R=M$ for each n.     

On a theorem by Ekeland-Hofer

In [EH89, Theorem 1] Ekeland-Hofer prove that for a centrally symmetric, restricted contact type hypersurface in ℝ²ⁿ and for any global, centrally symmetric Hamiltonian perturbation there exists a leaf-wise intersection point. In this note we show that if we replace restricted contact type by star-shaped, there exist infinitely many leaf-wise intersection points or a leaf-wise intersection point on a closed characteristic.     

On a theorem by Serre

We present a short proof of a theorem by Serre on the trace form of a finite separable field extension.

     

On a theorem by Kronecker

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Notes on a posthumous paper by F. Hahn

This is a short exposition and slight reorgnization of Hahn’s work concerning discrete real time flows with quasi-discrete spectra.     

Algebraic form of a theorem of Hahn—Banach type for lattice manifolds

Let E be a vector lattice. A linear functionalf on E is called a lattice homomorphism iff(sup (x, y)) = max (f(x),f(y)) for all x, y E. For lattice homomorphisms a theorem of Hahn—Banach type is valid. In this note we prove an algebraic analog of this theorem.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 595–600, October, 1974.In conclusion the author expresses his thanks to D. A. Raikov for his statement of the problem and his interest in my work.     

Some propositions related to a dilation theorem of W. Benz

Summary This paper begins with another proof of a theorem of W. Benz [2] concerning dilations in normed linear spaces. Our proof motivates several questions which are addressed thereafter. For instance it is shown that, ifI is an open interval in ,: I ⁿ , is continuously differentiable and there exista ₁,...,a _n I such that {(a ₁,...,(a _n )} is linearly independent, then {(t): t I} contains a Hamel basis for ⁿ over .     

On a theorem by Hsiang and Yu

In 1841, Delaunay classified surfaces of revolution with constant mean curvature in the Euclidean three space. As a byproduct of his result, one obtains: A surface of revolution has a periodic generating curve if and only if its mean curvature is non-zero. One hundred and forty years after Delaunay’s work, Hsiang and Yu extended this result to higher dimensions, by extending Delaunay’s idea of tracing the locus of a focus by rolling a given conic section along a line. In this paper, we give a new proof of their result using elementary ODE theory to obtain the periodicity of the solutions under consideration.