Noncommutative differential geometry on the quantum two sphere of podle?. I: An algebraic viewpoint

We compute the cyclic homology of the coordinate ringA(S _q ² (c, d)) of the quantum two sphereS _q ² (c, d) of Podle. The results are then interpreted from the point of view of Connes' noncommutative index theorem.     

格点上的非交换微分运算及其应用

By introducing the noncommutative differential calculus on the function space of the infinite/finite set and construct a homotopy operator, one prove the analogue of the Poincare lemma for the difference complex. As an application of the differential calculus, a two dimensional integral model can be derived from the noncommutative differential calculus.     

Noncommutative Geometry (An Introduction to Selected Topics)

We give an introduction to noncommutative geometry and to some of its applications. Emphasis will be on noncommutative manifolds, notably noncommutative tori and spheres.     

Noncommutative geometry and motives: The thermodynamics of endomotives

We combine aspects of the theory of motives in algebraic geometry with noncommutative geometry and the classification of factors to obtain a cohomological interpretation of the spectral realization of zeros of L-functions. The analogue in characteristic zero of the action of the Frobenius on ?-adic cohomology is the action of the scaling group on the cyclic homology of the cokernel (in a suitable category of motives) of a restriction map of noncommutative spaces. The latter is obtained through the thermodynamics of the quantum statistical system associated to an endomotive (a noncommutative generalization of Artin motives). Semigroups of endomorphisms of algebraic varieties give rise canonically to such endomotives, with an action of the absolute Galois group. The semigroup of endomorphisms of the multiplicative group yields the Bost-Connes system, from which one obtains, through the above procedure, the desired cohomological interpretation of the zeros of the Riemann zeta function. In the last section we also give a Lefschetz formula for the archimedean local L-factors of arithmetic varieties.     

Cartan calculus for quantum differentials on bicrossproducts

We provide the Cartan calculus for bicovariant differential forms on bicrossproduct quantum groups k(M) k G associated to finite group factorizations X = GM and a field k. The irreducible calculi are associated to certain conjugacy classes in X and representations of isotropy groups. We find the full exterior algebras and show that they are inner by a bi-invariant 1-form which is a generator in the noncommutative de Rham cohomology H ¹. The special cases where one subgroup is normal are analysed. As an application, we study the noncommutative cohomology on the quantum codouble D ^*(S ₃)k(S ₃) k₆ and the quantum double D(S ₃) \triangleleft $$ " align="middle" border="0"> k S ₃, finding respectively a natural calculus and a unique calculus with H ⁰ = k.1.     

Equivariant Spectral Triples on the Quantum SU(2) Group

We characterize all equivariant odd spectral triples for the quantum SU(2) group acting on its L ₂-space and having a nontrivial Chern character. It is shown that the dimension of an equivariant spectral triple is at least three, and given any element of the K-homology group of SU_q(2), there is an equivariant odd spectral triple of dimension 3 inducing that element. The method employed to get equivariant spectral triples in the quantum case is then used for classical SU(2), and we prove that for p < 4, there does not exist any equivariant spectral triple with nontrivial K-homology class and dimension p acting on the L ₂-space.The first author would like to acknowledge support from the National Board of Higher Mathematics, India.     

On the algebraic geometry ofS-duality

This paper deals with algebro-geometric questions arising in the verification of theS-duality conjecture for supersymmetric Yang-Mills quantum field theories in the four-dimensional case. We describe all the cases for the gauge groups of rank 1 and 2, where the Gell-Man-Law beta-function is either zero or negative, and point out some series of such cases for gauge groups of arbitrary rank. Realization of one of these series on the complex projective plane demonstrates a relationship with exceptional bundles. Translated fromMatematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 61, No. 1, pp. 163–178, February, 1997. Translated by S. K. Lando     

Notes on 2-parameter quantum groups I

A simpler definition for a class of 2-parameter quantum groups associated to semisimple Lie algebras is given in terms of Euler form. Their positive parts turn out to be 2-cocycle deformations of each other under some conditions. An operator realization of the positive part is given. This work was partially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 10431040, 10728102), the TRAPOYT, the FUDP and the Priority Academic Discipline from the MOE of China, the SRSTP from the STCSM, the Shanghai Priority Academic Discipline from the SMEC     

Twisted Homology of Quantum SL(2)

We calculate the twisted Hochschild and cyclic homology (in the sense of Kustermans, Murphy and Tuset) of the coordinate algebra of the quantum SL(2) group relative to twisting automorphisms acting by rescaling the standard generators a,b,c,d. We discover a family of automorphisms for which the “twisted” Hochschild dimension coincides with the classical dimension of , thus avoiding the “dimension drop” in Hochschild homology seen for many quantum deformations. Strikingly, the simplest such automorphism is the canonical modular automorphism arising from the Haar functional. In addition, we identify the twisted cyclic cohomology classes corresponding to the three covariant differential calculi over quantum SU(2) discovered by Woronowicz.     

Five-Dimensional Contact SU(2)- and SO(3)-Manifolds and Dehn Twists

In the first part of this paper the five-dimensional contact SO(3)-manifolds are classified up to equivariant coorientation preserving contactomorphisms. The construction of such manifolds with singular orbits requires the use of generalized Dehn twists. We show as an application that all simply connected 5-manifolds with singular orbits are realized by a Brieskorn manifold with exponents (k,2,2,2). The standard contact structure on such a manifold gives right-handed Dehn twists, and a second contact structure defined in the article gives left-handed twists. In an appendix we also describe the classification of five-dimensional contact SU(2)-manifolds.     

Classical differential geometry solution of the brachistochrone tunnel problem

The Frenet-Serret equations of classical differential geometry are used to describe the quickest descent tunneling path problem. The optimal tunnel is shown to have a constant turn rate with zero torsion and is equivalent to Edelbaum's hypocycloid solution. The solutions are obtained using the maximum principle and singular arc conditions. The optimal curvature is a first-order singular arc and the optimal torsion is a second-order singular arc. Our treatment includes both the normal and the abnormal optimal control problems. Our problem is abnormal for the case where the final speed is zero. Analytical solutions for the optimal time histories are derived for all states and all adjoint states. One of Leitmann's sufficiency field theorems is used to establish optimality of the solutions.     

Contributions to differential geometry of isotropic curves in the complex space

This work deals with classical differential geometry of isotropic curves in the complex space C⁴. First, we study spherical isotropic curves and pseudo helices. Besides, in this section we introduce some special isotropic helices (type-1, type-2 and type-3 isotropic slant helices) and express some characterizations of them in terms of É. Cartan equations. Thereafter, we prove that position vector of an isotropic curve satisfies a vector differential equation of fourth order. Finally, we investigate position vector of an arbitrary curve with respect to É. Cartan frame by a system of complex differential equations whose solution gives components of the position vector. Solutions of the mentioned system and vector differential equation have not yet been found. Therefore, in terms of special cases, we present some special characterizations.     

Dirac operators on the quantum group SU(2) and the quantum sphere

The problem of constructing the Dirac operators on the quantum groupSU(2) and the quantum sphere S_qμ ² are discussed. In both cases, the constructions presented have the sameSU _q(2)-invariant form and are directly connected with the corresponding Laplace operators. Bibliography:16 titles. Translated fromZapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI, Vol. 245, 1997, pp. 49–65. Translated by P. N. Bibikov.     

The Local Index Formula for SU q (2)

We discuss the local index formula of Connes–Moscovici for the isospectral noncommutative geometry that we have recently constructed on quantum SU(2). We work out the cosphere bundle and the dimension spectrum as well as the local cyclic cocycles yielding the index formula. (Received: January 2005)     

A novel variational method for 3D viscous flow in flow channel of turbomachines based on differential geometry

ABSTRACT

This paper presents a novel variational method for treating three-dimensional rotational Navier-Stokes equations in flow channel of turbomachines. The proposed method establishes a new semi-geodesic coordinate system on the central surface of blades. From the perspective of differential geometry, the system under concern is split into a set of membrane operator equations on two-dimensional manifolds and bending operator equations along hub circle. The third variable of the new coordinate system is approximated by the central difference scheme. We derive a new formulation of two-dimensional Navier-Stokes equations with three components on the manifolds in the variational sense. The well-posedness of the proposed variational formulation is rigorously justified.     

Harmonic Analysis on the SU(2) Dynamical Quantum Group

Dynamical quantum groups were recently introduced by Etingof and Varchenko as an algebraic framework for studying the dynamical Yang–Baxter equation, which is precisely the Yang–Baxter equation satisfied by 6j-symbols. We investigate one of the simplest examples, generalizing the standard SU(2) quantum group. The matrix elements for its corepresentations are identified with Askey–Wilson polynomials, and the Haar measure with the Askey–Wilson measure. The discrete orthogonality of the matrix elements yield the orthogonality of q-Racah polynomials (or quantum 6j-symbols). The Clebsch–Gordan coefficients for representations and corepresentations are also identified with q-Racah polynomials. This results in new algebraic proofs of the Biedenharn–Elliott identity satisfied by quantum 6j-symbols.     

Partial geometries pg (s, t, 2) with an abelian Singer group and a characterization of the van Lint-Schrijver partial geometry

Let be a proper partial geometry pg(s,t,2), and let G be an abelian group of automorphisms of acting regularly on the points of . Then either t≡2±od s+1 or is a pg(5,5,2) isomorphic to the partial geometry of van Lint and Schrijver (Combinatorica 1 (1981), 63–73). This result is a new step towards the classification of partial geometries with an abelian Singer group and further provides an interesting characterization of the geometry of van Lint and Schrijver.The author is Postdoctoral Fellow of the Fund for Scientific Research Flanders (FWO-Vlaanderen).     

q-Deformation of W（2, 2） Lie Algebra Associated with Quantum Groups

The q-deformation of W (2, 2) Lie algebra is well defined based on a realization of this Lie algebra by using the famous bosonic and fermionic oscillators in physics. Furthermore, the quantum group structures on the q-deformation of W (2, 2) Lie algebra are completely determined. Finally, the 1-dimensional central extension of the q-deformed W (2, 2) Lie algebra is studied, which turns out to be coincided with the conventional W (2, 2) Lie algebra in the q → 1 limit.