Ordered Compactifications of Products of Two Totally Ordered Spaces

We describe the semilattice of ordered compactifications of X × Y smaller than _o X × _o Y where X and Y are certain totally ordered topological spaces, and where _o Z denotes the Stone–ech ordered- or Nachbin-compactification of Z. These basic cases are used to illustrate techniques for describing the semilattice of ordered compactifications of X × Y smaller than _o X × _o Y for arbitrary totally ordered topological spaces X and Y. Such products X × Y provide many counterexamples in the theory of ordered compactifications.     

Operator Semigroup Compactifications

A weakly continuous, equicontinuous representation of a semitopological semigroup on a locally convex topological vector space gives rise to a family of operator semigroup compactifications of , one for each invariant subspace of . We consider those invariant subspaces which are maximal with respect to the associated compactification possessing a given property of semigroup compactifications and show that under suitable hypotheses this maximality is preserved under the formation of projective limits, strict inductive limits and tensor products.

     

Compactifications of Discrete Quantum Groups

Given a discrete quantum group we construct a Hopf -algebra which is a unital -subalgebra of the multiplier algebra of . The structure maps for are inherited from and thus the construction yields a compactification of which is analogous to the Bohr compactification of a locally compact group. This algebra has the expected universal property with respect to homomorphisms from multiplier Hopf algebras of compact type (and is therefore unique). This provides an easy proof of the fact that for a discrete quantum group with an infinite dimensional algebra the multiplier algebra is never a Hopf algebra.Partially supported by Komitet Badań Naukowych grants 2P03A04022 & 2P03A01324, the Foundation for Polish Science and Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.     

Compactifications of banach spaces and construction of diffusion processes

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图乘积的星色数

星色数的概念最早是由Vince作为图的色数的推广而引入的.本文研究了两类图乘积G×H,G[H]的星色数.     

Compactifications and universal spaces in extension theory

We show that for each countable simplicial complex the following conditions are equivalent:

• iff for any space .
• There exists a -invertible map of a metrizable compactum with onto the Hilbert cube.

     

Points of Bounded Height on Equivariant Compactifications of Vector Groups, I

We prove asymptotic formulas for the number of rational points of bounded height on certain equivariant compactifications of the affine plane.     

Notions of Local Compactness and Smallest Compactifications of Biframes

The category of coherent biframes is shown to be equivalent to that of the coupled lattices, and dually equivalent to the spectral bispaces. Stably continuous biframes arise as the retracts of the coherent biframes. The coherent and the stably continuous biframes are coreflective in all biframes. Weak local compactness is introduced, and in conjunction with regularity, is shown to be sufficient for the construction of smallest compactifications.     

Products of unit distance graphs

Some graphs admit drawings in the Euclidean plane (k-space) in such a (natural) way, that edges are represented as line segments of unit length. We say that they have the unit distance property.The influence of graph operations on the unit distance property is discussed. It is proved that the Cartesian product preserves the unit distance property in the Euclidean plane, while graph union, join, tensor product, strong product, lexicographic product and corona do not. It is proved that the Cartesian product preserves the unit distance property also in higher dimensions.     

Hopf代数交叉积的同调维数

Let H be a finite dimensional cocommutative Hopf algebra and A an H-module algebra, ln this paper, we characterize the projectivity (injectivity) of M as a left A#σ H-module when it is projective (injective) as a left A-module. The sufficient and necessary condition for A#σ H, the crossed product, to have finite global homological dimension is given, in terms of the global homological dimension of A and the surjectivity of trace maps, provided that H is cocommutative and A is commutative.     

Almost Periodic Compactifications of Semidirect Products of Flows

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On Differentiable Compactifications of the Hyperbolic Plane and Algebraic Actions of SL2(\mathbb R) on Surfaces

Real-analytic actions of SL(2;R) on surfaces have been classified, up to analytic change of coordinates. In particular it is known that there exists countably many analytic equivariant compactification of the isometric action on the hyperbolic plane. In this paper we study the algebraicity of these actions. We get a classification of the algebraic actions of SL(2,R) on surfaces. In particular, we classify the algebraic equivariant compactifications of the hyperbolic plane. An erratum to this article can be found at     

Hopf代数的冲积的弱整体维数

设H是有限维Hopf代数,A是交换的H-模代数。当H~*是幺模且A中存在迹为1的元素时,本文证明冲积A#H与代数A的弱整体维数相等。     

有限自动机的积与路代数的张量积

讨论了两个有限自动机积的路代数,得出了这些积的路代数与这两个有限自动机路代数的张量积的一些关系.     

On L-R Smash Products of Hopf Algebras

Let H be a Hopf algebra and A an H-bimodule algebra. This article investigates homological dimensions and Gorenstein dimensions of L-R smash products A?H. Several well-known results are generalized. Moreover, we explore the stability of Gorenstein projective (flat) precovers and Gorenstein injective preenvelopes between the category of left A-modules and the category of left A?H-modules.     

On Krull and Valuative Dimension of Tensor Products of Algebras

This article is concerned with the dimension theory of tensor products of algebras over a field k. In fact, we provide formulas for the Krull and valuative dimension of A? _k B when A and B are k-algebras such that the polynomial ring A[n] is an AF-domain for some positive integer n. Also, we compute dim _v (A? _k B) in the case where A ? B.     

On Finite Presentability of Direct Products of Semigroups

A finite semigroup S is said to preserve finite generation (resp., presentability) in direct products, provided that, for every infinite semigroup T, the direct product S × T is finitely generated (resp., finitely presented) if and only if T is finitely generated (resp., finitely presented). The main result of this paper is a constructive necessary and sufficient condition for S to preserve both finite generation and presentability in direct products. The condition is that certain graphs, (s), one for each s S, are all connected. The main result is illustrated in three examples, one of which exhibits a 4-element semigroup that preserves finite generation but not finite presentability in direct products.1991 Mathematics Subject Classification: 20M05, 05C25The first author is financially supported by the Sub-Programa Ciência e Tecnologia do 2° Quadro Comunitário de Apoio (grant number BD/ 15623/98). The author also acknowledges the support of the Centro de Álgebra da Universidade de Lisboa and of the Projecto Praxis 2/2.1/MAT/73/94. The second author acknowledges partial financial support from the Nuffield Foundation.     

Compactifications determined by subsets of C1(X)

It is well known that every compactification of a completely regular space X can be generated, via a Tychonoff-type embedding, by some suitably chosen subset of C¹(X). Different subsets may give rise to equivalent compactifications, and we are concerned with the problem of finding all subsets of C¹(X) which yield a given compactification αX. The problem is easier if generalized: we say that a subset F of C¹(X) “determines” the compactification αX if αX is the smallest compactification to which every element of F extends, and give a simple necessary and sufficient condition for F to determine a given compactification αX. A number of sufficient conditions for two sets to determine the same compactification are given, and the relation between sets which determine αX and those which generate αX (via an embedding) is considered. Generally, a much smaller set of functions is required to determine αX than to generate it; the number needed to determine αX is never more than the weight of αX?X, while the number required to generate it is, if infinite, equal to the weight of αX.