-invariant subspaces of

In this note, we give a new proof of the characterization of the -invariant subspaces of for in using ideas from approximation theory.     

-actions with

Suppose that is a smooth -action on a closed smooth -dimensional manifold such that all Stiefel-Whitney classes of the tangent bundle to each connected component of the fixed point set vanish in positive dimension. This paper shows that if 2^k\dim F$"> and each -dimensional part possesses the linear independence property, then bounds equivariantly, and in particular, is the best possible upper bound of if is nonbounding.

     

``Beurling type' subspaces of and

In this note we extend the ``Beurling type' characterizations of subspaces of and to and , respectively.

     

The vanishing of implies that is regular

Let be an excellent local ring of positive prime characteristic. We show that if , then is regular. This improves a result of Schoutens, in which the additional hypothesis that was an isolated singularity was required for the proof.

     

Examples of non-formal closed -connected manifolds of dimensions

We construct closed -connected manifolds of dimensions that possess non-trivial rational Massey triple products. We also construct examples of manifolds such that all the cup-products of elements of vanish, while the group is generated by Massey products: such examples are useful for the theory of systols.

     

Real

The famous problem involves applying two maps: and to positive integers. If is even, one applies , if it is odd, one applies . The conjecture states that each trajectory of the system arrives to the periodic orbit . In this paper, instead of choosing each time which map to apply, we allow ourselves more freedom and apply both and independently of . That is, we consider the action of the free semigroup with generators and on the space of positive real numbers. We prove that this action is minimal (each trajectory is dense) and that the periodic points are dense. Moreover, we give a full characterization of the group of transformations of the real line generated by and .

     

A hereditarily subspace of without the Schur property

Let p_1 > p_2 > \cdots > 1$">. We construct an easily determined -symmetric basic sequence in , which spans a hereditarily subspace without the Schur property. An immediate consequence is the existence of hereditarily subspaces of without the Schur property.

     

Real -flats tangent to quadrics in

Let and denote the dimension and the degree of the Grassmannian , respectively. For each there are (a priori complex) -planes in tangent to general quadratic hypersurfaces in . We show that this class of enumerative problems is fully real, i.e., for there exists a configuration of real quadrics in (affine) real space so that all the mutually tangent -flats are real.

     

Properly -realizable groups

A finitely presented group is said to be properly -realizable if there exists a compact -polyhedron with and whose universal cover has the proper homotopy type of a (p.l.) -manifold with boundary. In this paper we show that, after taking wedge with a -sphere, this property does not depend on the choice of the compact -polyhedron with . We also show that (i) all -ended and -ended groups are properly -realizable, and (ii) the class of properly -realizable groups is closed under amalgamated free products (HNN-extensions) over a finite cyclic group (as a step towards proving that -ended groups are properly -realizable, assuming -ended groups are).

     

A -sampling theorem related to the -Hankel transform

A -version of the sampling theorem is derived using the -Hankel transform introduced by Koornwinder and Swarttouw. The sampling points are the zeros of the third Jackson -Bessel function.

     

Codes over and and Hermitian lattices over imaginary quadratic fields

We introduce a family of bi-dimensional theta functions which give uniformly explicit formulae for the theta series of hermitian lattices over imaginary quadratic fields constructed from codes over and , and give an interesting geometric characterization of the theta series that arise in terms of the basic strongly modular lattice . We identify some of the hermitian lattices constructed and observe an interesting pair of nonisomorphic 3/2 dimensional codes over that give rise to isomorphic hermitian lattices when constructed at the lowest level 7 but nonisomorphic lattices at higher levels. The results show that the two alphabets and are complementary and raise the natural question as to whether there are other such complementary alphabets for codes.

     

Brangesian spaces in

In this note, we characterize certain algebraic subspaces of extending D. Singh's result.

     

Embedding into Muckenhoupt classes

What is the smallest for which a weight in the reverse Hölder class also belongs to the Muckenhoupt class ? We give an asymptotically sharp answer to this question.

     

Centralizers of area preserving diffeomorphisms on

It has been conjectured that a generic diffeomorphism on a compact manifold will have trivial centralizer. We give some partial results towards proving this conjecture within the class of area preserving diffeomorphisms of the sphere.

     

Spectrally bounded -derivations on Banach algebras

Applying the density theorem on algebras with -derivations, we show that if a -derivation of a unital Banach algebra is spectrally bounded, then . Also, if and only if , where denotes the spectral radius of .

     

Pseudocompact spaces and -spaces

Let be a completely regular Hausdorff space, and let be the space of continuous real-valued functions on endowed with the compact-open topology. We find various equivalent conditions for to be a -space, resolving an old question of Jarchow and consolidating work by Jarchow, Mazon, McCoy and Todd. Included are analytic characterizations of pseudocompactness and an example that shows that, for , Grothendieck's -spaces do not coincide with Jarchow's -spaces. Any such example necessarily answers a thirty-year-old question on weak barrelledness properties for , our original motivation.

     

Hall subgroups of -groups need not be -groups

In this paper, we shall give examples of -groups that have Hall subgroups that are not -groups.

     

Discrete spectra of -algebras and orthogonally closed submodules in Hilbert -modules

Let and be -algebras and let be an --imprimitivity bimodule. Then it is shown that if the spectrum of (resp. of ) is discrete, then every closed --submodule of is orthogonally closed in , and conversely that if (resp. ) is a -space and if every closed --submodule of is orthogonally closed in , then (resp. ) is discrete.

     

Gromov hyperbolicity of the and metrics

In this note it is shown that the metric is always Gromov hyperbolic, but that the metric is Gromov hyperbolic if and only if has exactly one boundary point. As a corollary we get a new proof for the fact that the quasihyperbolic metric is Gromov hyperbolic in uniform domains.

     

Local isometries of

In this paper we study the structure of local isometries on . We show that when is first countable and is uniformly convex and the group of isometries of is algebraically reflexive, the range of a local isometry contains all compact operators. When is also uniformly smooth and the group of isometries of is algebraically reflexive, we show that a local isometry whose adjoint preserves extreme points is a -module map.