An explicit method for finding common solutions of variational inequalities and systems of equilibrium problems and fixed points of an infinite family of nonexpansive mappings

Let H be a Hilbert space and C be a nonempty closed convex subset of H, {T_i}_i∈N be a family of nonexpansive mappings from C into H, G_i:C×C→R be a finite family of equilibrium functions (i∈{1,2,…,K}), A be a strongly positive bounded linear operator with a coefficient and -Lipschitzian, relaxed (μ,ν)-cocoercive map of C into H. Moreover, let , {α_n} satisfy appropriate conditions and ; we introduce an explicit scheme which defines a suitable sequence as follows:

     

Convolution on homogeneous groups

Let G be a homogeneous group with homogeneous dimension Q, and let So denote the space of Schwartz functions on G with all moments vanishing. Let be the usual Euclidean Fourier transform. For j∈R, we let be the space of J, smooth away from 0, satisfying |α^∂J(ξ)|?Cβ|ξ|^j−|β|, where both |ξ| and |β| are taken in the homogeneous sense. We characterize , and show that as elements of . If j₁,j₂,j₁+j₂>−Q, one can replace So, by S, S^′ in this result. A key ingredient of our proof is a lemma from the fundamental wavelet paper from 1985 by Frazier and Jawerth [4]. We believe that, in turn, our result will be useful in the theory of wavelets on homogeneous groups.     

Commutators and localization on the Drury-Arveson space

Let f be a multiplier for the Drury-Arveson space of the unit ball, and let ζ₁,…,ζn denote the coordinate functions. We show that for each 1?i?n, the commutator belongs to the Schatten class Cp, p>2n. This leads to a localization result for multipliers.     

Computing the minimal number of equations defining an affine curve ideal-theoretically

There is an algorithm which computes the minimal number of generators of the ideal of a reduced curve C in affine n-space over an algebraically closed field K, provided C is not a local complete intersection.The existence of such an algorithm follows from the fact that given , there exists , such that if is a height n−1 radical ideal in K[X₁,…,X_n], generated by polynomials of degree at most d, then admits a set of generators of minimal cardinality, with each generator having degree at most d′, except possibly when is an (unmixed) local complete intersection.     

Holomorphic cohomology groups on compact Kähler complex spaces

Let (X,OX) be a compact (reduced) complex space, bimeromorphic to a Kähler manifold. The singular cohomology groups Hq(X,C) carry a mixed Hodge structure. In particular they carry a weight filtration W−lHq(X,C) (l=0,…,q), and the graded quotients have a direct sum decomposition into holomorphic invariants as . Here we investigate the relationships between the above invariants for r=0 and the cohomology groups , where is the sheaf of weakly holomorphic functions on X. Moreover, according to the smooth case, we characterize the topological line bundles L on X such that the class of c₁(L) in has pure type (1,1).     

Connected permutation graphs

A permutation graph is a simple graph associated with a permutation. Let c_n be the number of connected permutation graphs on n vertices. Then the sequence {c_n} satisfies an interesting recurrence relation such that it provides partitions of n! as . We also see that, if uniformly chosen at random, asymptotically almost all permutation graphs are connected.     

Simple compact quantum groups I

The notion of simple compact quantum group is introduced. As non-trivial (noncommutative and noncocommutative) examples, the following families of compact quantum groups are shown to be simple: (a) The universal quantum groups Bu(Q) for Q∈GL(n,C) satisfying , n?2; (b) The quantum automorphism groups Aaut(B,τ) of finite-dimensional C^∗-algebras B endowed with the canonical trace τ when dim(B)?4, including the quantum permutation groups Aaut(Xn) on n points (n?4); (c) The standard deformations Kq of simple compact Lie groups K and their twists , as well as Rieffel's deformation KJ.     

Strongly hyperbolically convex functions

Let C(w₁,w₂,w₃) denote the circle in through w₁,w₂,w₃ and let denote one of the two arcs between w₁,w₂ belonging to C(w₁,w₂,w₃). We prove that a domain Ω in the Riemann sphere, with no antipodal points, is spherically convex if and only if for any w₁,w₂,w₃∈Ω, with w₁≠w₂, the arc of the circle which does not contain lies in Ω. Based on this characterization we call a domain G in the unit disk D, strongly hyperbolically convex if for any w₁,w₂,w₃∈G, with w₁≠w₂, the arc in D of the circle is also contained in G. A number of results on conformal maps onto strongly hyperbolically convex domains are obtained.     

A construction of covers of arithmetic schemes

Let X be a regular arithmetic scheme, i.e. a regular integral separated scheme flat and of finite type over SpecZ. Assume that for all closed irreducible subschemes C⊆X of dimension 1 with normalisation there are given open normal subgroups NC of , which fulfil the following compatibility condition: For all the pre-images of NC₁ and NC₂ in coincide. If the indices of the NC are bounded, then these data uniquely determine an open normal subgroup of π₁(X), whose pre-image in is NC for all C.     

The asymptotic behaviour of solutions with blow-up at the boundary for semilinear elliptic problems

By constructing the comparison functions and the perturbed method, it is showed that any solution u∈C²(Ω) to the semilinear elliptic problems Δu=k(x)g(u), x∈Ω, u_|∂Ω=+∞ satisfies , where Ω is a bounded domain with smooth boundary in RN; , −2<σ, c₀>0, ; g∈C¹[0,∞), g?0 and is increasing on (0,∞), there exists ρ>0 such that , ∀ξ>0, , .     

Packing 1×2×4 bricks in a cubical box

Given a cubical box C_2n+1 of side 2n+1 and a supply of 1×2×4 bricks, it is proved that if n≥2, then

(A1)

one can pack bricks for n odd, and bricks for n even,

(A2)

the capacity of C_2n+1 is , and if n≡1 or 2 (mod4), this upper bound for the capacity can be reduced by 1.

     

Strong convergence of the composite Halpern iteration

Let C be a closed convex subset of a uniformly smooth Banach space E and let T:C→C be a nonexpansive mapping with a nonempty fixed points set. Given a point u∈C, the initial guess x₀∈C is chosen arbitrarily and given sequences , and in (0,1), the following conditions are satisfied:

(i)

;

(ii)

αn→0, βn→0 and 0<a?γn, for some a∈(0,1);

(iii)

, and . Let be a composite iteration process defined by

     

Hypermap operations of finite order

Duality and chirality are examples of operations of order 2 on hypermaps. James showed that the groups of all operations on hypermaps and on oriented hypermaps can be identified with the outer automorphism groups and of the groups Δ=C₂∗C₂∗C₂ and Δ⁺=F₂. We will consider the elements of finite order in these two groups, and the operations they induce.     

Soluble groups with their centralizer factor groups of bounded rank

For a group class X, a group G is said to be a CX-group if the factor group G/C_G(g^G)∈X for all g∈G, where C_G(g^G) is the centralizer in G of the normal closure of g in G. For the class F_f of groups of finite order less than or equal to f, a classical result of B.H. Neumann [Groups with finite classes of conjugate elements, Proc. London Math. Soc. 1 (1951) 178-187] states that if G∈CF_f, the commutator group G^′ belongs to F_f^′ for some f^′ depending only on f. We prove that a similar result holds for the class , the class of soluble groups of derived length at most d which have Prüfer rank at most r. Namely, if , then for some r^′ depending only on r. Moreover, if , then for some r^′ and f^′ depending only on r,d and f.     

Stability to the global large solutions of 3-D Navier-Stokes equations

In this paper, we consider the stability to the global large solutions of 3-D incompressible Navier-Stokes equations in the anisotropic Sobolev spaces. In particular, we proved that for any , given a global large solution v∈C([0,∞);H0,s₀(R³)∩L³(R³)) of (1.1) with and a divergence free vector satisfying for some sufficiently small constant depending on , v, and , (1.1) supplemented with initial data v(0)+w₀ has a unique global solution in u∈C([0,∞);H0,s₀(R³)) with ∇u∈L²(R⁺,H0,s₀(R³)). Furthermore, uh is close enough to vh in C([0,∞);H0,s(R³)).     

Isogenies of elliptic curves and the Morava stabilizer group

Let S₂ be the p-primary second Morava stabilizer group, C a supersingular elliptic curve over , O the ring of endomorphisms of C, and ? a topological generator of (or if p=2). We show that for p>2 the group Γ⊆O[1/?]^× of quasi-endomorphisms of degree a power of ? is dense in S₂. For p=2, we show that Γ is dense in an index 2 subgroup of S₂.     

On k-regular functions with values in a universal Clifford algebra

In this paper, we mainly study properties of nullsolutions of the operator Dk (k∈N^∗=N?{0}), so-called k-regular functions. Firstly, we study the set of all homogeneous polynomials of degree p in x₁,…,xn which are k-regular in the whole Rn, clearly is a right module over C(Vn,n), we construct a basis for the right module . Secondly, we study the k-regular and analytic functions, and we give the Taylor expansions for these functions. At last, the corresponding Taylor expansions for k-regular functions are given since each k-regular function is a real analytic function.     

The compactified Picard scheme of the compactified Jacobian

Let C be an integral projective curve in any characteristic. Given an invertible sheaf L on C of degree 1, form the corresponding Abel map , which maps C into its compactified Jacobian, and form its pullback map , which carries the connected component of 0 in the Picard scheme back to the Jacobian. If C has, at worst, double points, then is known to be an isomorphism. We prove that always extends to a map between the natural compactifications, , and that the extended map is an isomorphism if C has, at worst, ordinary nodes and cusps.