Invariant subrings of a certain kind

The theorem which we shall prove here states that if a subring of a prime ring is invariant with respect to a certain class of automorphisms then a dichotomy of the Brauer-Cartan-Hua type exists.     

On invariant additive subgroups

Suppose thatR is a prime ring with the centerZ and the extended centroidC. An additive subgroupA ofR is said to be invariant under special automorphisms if (1+t)A(1+t)⁻¹ ⊆A for allt ∈R such thatt ²=0. Assume thatR possesses nontrivial idempotents. We prove: (1) If chR ≠ 2 or ifRC ≠C ₂, then any noncentral additive subgroup ofR invariant under special automorphisms contains a noncentral Lie ideal. (2) If chR=2,RC=C ₂ andC ≠ {0, 1}, then the following two conditions are equivalent: (i) any noncentral additive subgroup invariant under special automorphisms contains a noncentral Lie ideal; (ii) there isα ∈Z / {0} such thatα ² Z ⊆ {β ²:β ∈Z}.     

Invariant random subgroups of linear groups

Let Γ < GL _n (_F) be a countable non-amenable linear group with a simple, center free Zariski closure. Let Sub(Γ) denote the space of all subgroups of Γ with the compact, metric, Chabauty topology. An invariant random subgroup (IRS) of Γ is a conjugation invariant Borel probability measure on Sub(Γ). An IRS is called non-trivial if it does not have an atom in the trivial group, i.e. if it is non-trivial almost surely. We denote by IRS⁰(Γ) the collection of all non-trivial IRS on Γ.

Theorem 0.1: With the above notation, there exists a free subgroup F < Γ and a non-discrete group topology on Γ such that for every μ ∈ IRS⁰(Γ) the following properties hold:

μ-almost every subgroup of Γ is open

• F ·Δ = Γ for μ-almost every Δ ∈ Sub(Γ).
• F ∩ Δ is infinitely generated, for every open subgroup. In particular, this holds for μ-almost every Δ ∈ Sub(Γ).
• The map

Φ: (Sub(Γ), μ) → (Sub(F),Φ*μ) Δ → Δ ∩ F is an F-invariant isomorphism of probability spaces.A more technical version of this theorem is valid for general countable linear groups. We say that an action of Γ on a probability space, by measure preserving transformations, is almost surely non-free (ASNF) if almost all point stabilizers are non-trivial.Corollary 0.2: Let Γ be as in the Theorem above. Then the product of finitely many ASNF Γ-spaces, with the diagonal Γ action, is ASNF.Corollary 0.3: Let Γ < GL_n(F) be a countable linear group, A Δ Γ the maximal normal amenable subgroup of Γ — its amenable radical. If μ ∈ IRS(Γ) is supported on amenable subgroups of Γ, then in fact it is supported on Sub(A). In particular, if A(Γ) = <e> then Δ = <e>, μ almost surely.     

Inverse-closed additive subgroups of fields

We describe the additive subgroups of fields which are closed with respect to taking inverses, in particular, with characteristic different from two. Any such subgroup is either a subfield or the kernel of the trace map of a quadratic subextension of the field. Partially supported by MIUR-Italy via PRIN 2003018059 “Graded Lie algebras and pro-p-groups: representations, periodicity and derivations”.     

Invariant subspaces of certain subnormal operators

Let T be a subnormal, nonnormal operator on a Hilbert space and suppose that the point spectrum of $\text{T}{}^1$ is empty. Then there exist vectors x ≠ 0 for which $\text{(T}{}^1\text{? zI)}{}^{\mathrm{?1}}\text{x}$ exists and is weakly continuous for all z. It is shown that under certain conditions, the Cauchy integral of this vector function taken around an appropriate contour, not necessarily lying in the resolvent set of $\text{T}{}^1$, leads to a proper (nontrivial) invariant subspace of $\text{T}{}^1$.     

Homotopically non-trivial additive subgroups of Hilbert spaces

We prove that for a line-free closed additive subgroup of a Hilbert space certain orthogonal projections lead to coverings of this group. This makes it possible to obtain additive subgroups which are homotopically non-trivial.

     

Invariant stabilization of a certain class of functional differential equations

Consider the system

On a width of verbal subgroups of certain free constructions

We study into widths of verbal subgroups of HNN-extensions, and of groups with one defining relation. It is proved that if a group G^* is an HNN-extension and the connected subgroups in G^* are distinct from a base of the extension, then every verbal subgroup V(G^*) has infinite width relative to a finite proper set V of words. A similar statement is proven to hold for groups presented by one defining relation and ≥3 generators. to Yurii I. Merzlyakov dedicated Supported by RFFR grant No. 93-01-01513. Translated fromAlgebra i Logika, Vol. 36, No. 5, pp. 494–517, September–October, 1997.     

On a certain kind of symmetrization and its applications

Summary A simple new method of symmetrization is defined and the change of various geometrical and physical quantities under this transformation investigated. To Mauro Picone on his 70^th birthday.     

Separated orbits for certain non-reductive subgroups

In this paper, we extend central portions of the geometric invariant theory for reductive groups G to nonreductive subgroups H satisfying the codimension 2 condition on G/H. First, the separated orbits for such subgroups are described using a one-parameter subgroup criterion. Second, the desired theorems concerning quotient varieties for spaces of separated orbits are proved.     

On sets not containing arithmetic progressions of a certain kind

The density of sets not containing a diagonal, a special type of arithmetic progression, is investigated. A lower bound on this density is established which sharpens a result of Alspach, Brown, and Hell (J. London Math. Soc.13 (2) (1976), 226–334.