Formal Flows on the Non-Archimedean Open Unit Disk

This paper deals with group actions of one-dimensional formal groups defined over the ring of integers in a finite extension of the p-adic field, where the space acted upon is the maximal ideal in the ring of integers of an algebraic closure of the p-adic field. Given a formal group F as above, a formal flow is a series (t,x) satisfying the conditions (0,x)=x and (F(s,t),x)=(s,(t,x)). With this definition, any formal group will act on the disk by left translation, but this paper constructs flows with any specified divisor of fixed points, where a point of the open unit disk is a fixed point of order n if (x–) ⁿ |((t,x)–x). Furthermore, if is an analytic automorphism of the open unit disk with only finitely many periodic points, then there is a flow , an element of the maximal ideal of the ring of constants, and an integer m such that the m-fold iteration of (x) is equal to (,x). All the formal flows constructed here are actions of the additive formal group on the unit disk. Indeed, if the divisor of fixed points of a formal flow is of degree at least two, then the formal group involved must become isomorphic to the additive group when the base is extended to the residue field of the constant ring.     

Inequalities Between the Radii of Some Spheres That Are Connected with a Convex Surface in Space of Constant Curvature

With a convex surface in space of constant curvature, we associate four numbers (,M,), where is the radius of a largerst sphere freely rolling over the interior side of , is the inradius of , M is the outradius of , and is the radius of a sphere over whose interior may roll freely. Exact inequalities connecting these four numbers are found.     

General Topology — the Monadic Case, Examples, Applications

The paper deals with monadic as well as monadic-free topological notions. For defining these monadic-free notions the notion of basic triple is introduced. A lot of monadic-free topological notions are presented, for instance that of -convergence structure, -hull operator and -uniform structure. By means of a generalized metric, e.g. a probabilistic metric, and the general notion of -zero approach introduced in this paper, a -uniform structure is generated. In case of a fuzzy metric the related -uniform structure defines in a canonic way a fuzzy topology which is used for developing a fuzzy analysis and fuzzy calculus.     

Extensions and selections in subspaces ofC(K)

LetK be a compact Hausdorff space and letFK be a peak interpolation set for a function algebraAC(K). Let be a map fromK to the family of all convex subsets of such that the set {(z, x)zK, x(z)} is open inK×C and such thatg(z)(z) (zK) for somegA. We prove that everyfC(F) satisfyingf(s)(s) (sF) (f(s)closure (s) (sF)) admits an extensionfAA} satisfyingf(z)(z) (zK) (f(z))}closure (z) (zK), respectively). We prove a more general theorem of this kind and present various applications which generalize known dominated interpolation theorems for subspaces ofC(K).     

Über die Minimalflächen des isotropen Raumes,welche zugleich Affinminimalflächen sind

One determines all the minimal surfaces of the isotropic space, which simultaneously are affinminimal surfaces. A characteristic property of those surfaces is that the isotropic spherical imagines of the asymptotic lines of form two orthogonal pencils of circles. There are three types of such surfaces : first the well known right helicoid _I , second an interesting transcendental surface _II , and third the isotropic analogy _III of the minimal surface ofEnneper. The surfaces permit cinematic generations. Especially _II and _III can be generated byClifford screws in a certain indefinite quasielliptic space.In the isotropic space conjugate to the surfaces are isotropic minimal surfaces ^* with plane lines of curvature. There are also three types of such surfaces: _I ^* is a logarithmic surface of revolution, _II ^* is an interesting transcendental surface, and _III ^* is again the isotropic minimal surface ofEnnerper.     

Une variante à la Coxeter du groupe de Steinberg

LetG _n ()be the semi-direct product of the symmetric groupS _n by the Steinberg groupSt _n ()of a ringWe first prove thatG _n ()has a Coxeter-type presentation. The canonical morphism St _n () GL _n ()extends to a group homo G_n() GL _n ()We next determine the kernel of for n = We also give an expression for the generator of the algebraic K group K ₂(Z)of the integers in terms of permutation matrices.     

On a Family of Hyperplane Arrangements Related to the Affine Weyl Groups

Let be an irreducible crystallographic rootsystem in a Euclidean space V, with ⁺ theset of positive roots. For , , let be the hyperplane . We define a set of hyperplanes . This hyperplane arrangement is significant inthe study of the affine Weyl groups. In this paper it is shown that thePoincaré polynomial of is , where n is the rank of and h is the Coxeter number of the finiteCoxeter group corresponding to .     

The Coordinatewise Uniformly Kadec–Klee Property in Some Banach Spaces

We introduce a new property UKK _c for a Banach space and show for an Orlicz sequence space the following: UKK _c H _{c 2}.     

On Right Symmetric and Novikov Nil-Algebras of Bounded Index

Let be a field of characteristic zero. It is proved that a right symmetric nil-algebra of index n over is right nilpotent, and a Novikov nil-algebra of index n over is nilpotent.     

On Vector Valued Measure Spaces of Bounded Φ-variation containing copies of ℓ∞

Given a Young function , we study the existence of copies of c ₀ and in cabv (,X) and in cabsv (,X), the countably additive, -continuous, and X-valued measure spaces of bounded -variation and bounded -semivariation, respectively.     

Topological transitivity of cylindrical cascades

The existence is proved of a topologically transitive (t.t.) homeomorphism U of the space W = × Z of the formU (, z)=(T,, z+f ()) ( , z Z), where is a complete separable metric space, T is a t.t. homeomorphism of onto itself, Z is a separable banach space, andf is a continuous map: z. For the special case W = S¹×R, T=+ ( is incommensurable with 2) the existence is proved of t.t. homeomorphisms (1) of two types: 1) with zero measure of the set of transitive points, 2) with zero measure of the set of intransitive points. An example is presented of a continuous functionf: S¹R for which the corresponding homeomorphism (1) is t.t. for all incommensurable with 2.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 14, No. 3, pp. 441–452, September, 1973.The author thanks D. V. Anosov for advice and interest in the work.     

Generalized ornstein-uhlenbeck process having a characteristic operator with polynomial coefficients

Summary Let be a weighted Schwartz's space of rapidly decreasing functions, the dual space and (t) a perturbed diffusion operator with polynomial coefficients from into itself. It is proven that (t) generates the Kolmogorov evolution operator from into itself via stochastic method. As applications, we construct a unique solution of a Langevin's equation on : whereW(t) is a Brownian motion and ^*(t) is the adjoint of (t) and show a central limit theorem for interacting multiplicative diffusions.     

Descendants constructed from matter field in Landau-Ginzburg theories coupled to topological gravity

It is argued that gravitational descendants in the theory of topological gravity coupled to topological Landau-Ginzburg theory (not necessarily conformal) can be constructed from matter fields alone (without metric fields and ghosts). In this sense topological gravity is induced. We discuss the mechanism of this effect (that turns out to be connected with K. Saito's higher residue pairing: Kⁱ(_i(₁),₂)=K⁰(₁,₂)), and demonstrate how it works in a simplest nontrivial example: correlator on a sphere with four marked points. We also discuss some results on k-point correlators on a sphere. From the idea of induced topological gravity it follows that the theory of pure topological gravity (without topological matter) is equivalent to the trivial Landau-Ginzburg theory (with quadratic superpotential).Published in Teoreticheskaya i Matematicheskaya Fizika, Vol. 95, No. 2, pp. 307–316, May, 1993.     

A Favard theorem for orthogonal rational functions on the unit circle

We consider forn=0, 1,... the nested spaces _n of rational functions of degreen at most with given poles . Given a finite measure supported on the unit circle, we associate with it a nested orthogonal basis of rational functions ₀,..., _n for _n ,n=0, 1,.... These _n satisfy a recurrence relation that generalizes the recurrence for Szeg polynomials.In this paper we shall prove a Favard type theorem which says that if one has a sequence of rational functions _{n n} which are generated by such a recurrence, then there will be a measure supported on the unit circle to which they are orthogonal. We shall give a sufficient condition for the uniqueness of this measure.     

Kennzeichnungen von Minimalschraubflächen Mittels Vertikalisophoten und Horizontalschattengrenzen

In Euclidean space E³, let be a (regular C-) minimal surface without planar points having locally (without loss of generality) the spherical representation n(u,v)=(cos v/cosh u, sin v/cosh u, tanh u), (u,v)G². The corresponding (isothermal) parametrization : x(u,v), (u,v)G can be expressed using agenerating Function (u,v) which satisfies _{uu + vv} – 2_utanh u + =0; the v-curves (coordinate curves u=u₀) in , along each of which the angle between the normal n(u,v) of and the x₃-axis is constant, are thevertical- isophotes of , the u-curves (v=v₀) being their orthogonal trajectories (theorems 1, 2). Considering u-curves and/or v-curves of having additional geometric properties (curves of constant/steepest slope, curves of constant Gaussian curvature, asymptotic curves, lines of curvature or geodesies of ) we prove many newgeometric characterizations of theright helicoid, thecatenoid andScherk's second surface (theorems 3–7). All of these surfaces areminimal hélicoidal surfaces.     

Compact groups on compact projective planes

LetP=(P, L) be a compact projective plane with 0P< and let be a compact connected subgroup of Aut(P). If dim dimE – dimP, whereE is the elliptic motion group of the corresponding classical plane, then E or is isomorphic to a point stabilizerE ₀ inE, cf. [31]. Here we consider the case E ₀. It is shown that the action of on the point spaceP is equivalent to the classical action ofE ₀. For dimP {8, 16} the planeP is uniquely determined by a 2-dimensional subplane with SO₂ Aut().Für H. Reiner Salzmann zum 65. Geburtstag     

Galois Graphs: Walks, Trees and Automorphisms

Given a symmetric polynomial (x, y) over a perfect field k of characteristic zero, the Galois graph G() is defined by taking the algebraic closure as the vertex set and adjacencies corresponding to the zeroes of (x, y). Some graph properties of G(), such as lengths of walks, distances and cycles are described in terms of . Symmetry is also considered, relating the Galois group Gal( /k) to the automorphism group of certain classes of Galois graphs. Finally, an application concerning modular curves classifying pairs of isogeny elliptic curves is revisited.     

A Second Descent Problem for Quadratic Forms

Let F be a field of characteristic different from 2. We discuss a new descent problem for quadratic forms, complementing the one studied by Kahn and Laghribi. More precisely, we conjecture that for any quadratic form q over F and any Im(W(F) W(F(q))), there exists a quadratic form W(F) such that dim 2 dim and _F(q), where F(q) is the function field of the projective quadric defined by q = 0. We prove this conjecture for dim 3 and any q, and get partial results for dim {4, 5,6}. We also give other related results.     

Anticommutative Algebras Satisfying Standard Identities of Degree Four

We define an anticommutative -algebra A(D,a) whose multiplication generalizes the concept of a Jacobi bracket in the form (4). It is proved that A(D,a) is a J-algebra and that it satisfies a standard identity of degree four. A subclass of algebras A(D,a) over which is connected with some class of 3-Lie algebras is distinguished. We establish a criterion of being simple for factor algebras of non-Lie algebras in , given a 1-dimensional annihilator, and then use it to construct examples of simple infinite-dimensional (of dimension p³-1) non-Lie J-algebras over a field satisfying standard identities of degree 4, if the characteristic p of is zero (for p > 2). Also, the criterion of algebras belonging to is given.