A question of Gol’dberg concerning entire functions with prescribed zeros

Let (z_j) be a sequence of complex numbers satisfying |z_j|→ ∞ asj → ∞ and denote by n(r) the number of z_j satisfying |z_j|≤ r. Suppose that lim inf_{r → ⇈} log n(r)/ logr > 0. Let ϕ be a positive, non-decreasing function satisfying ∫^∞ (ϕ(t)t logt)⁻¹ dt < ∞. It is proved that there exists an entire functionf whose zeros are the z_j such that log log M(r,f) = o((log n(r))²ϕ(log n(r))) asr → ∞ outside some exceptional set of finite logarithmic measure, and that the integral condition on ϕ is best possible here. These results answer a question by A. A. Gol’dberg.     

A universal mapping characterization of the completion by cuts

Closed maps of lattices are defined to be those satisfying the condition that the inverse image of closed ideals are closed ideas. Residuated maps are closed and closed maps are complete-join homomorphisms. The natural embeddingj of a lattice into its completion by cuts is a closed map. For every closed map ϕ from a latticeL into a complete latticeM, there exists a unique closed map φ* from the completion by cutsL intoM such that φ*j=φ. This characterizes the completion by cuts. Presented by R. P. Dilworth.     

The M3[D] construction and n-modularity

In 1968, Schmidt introduced the M ₃[D] construction, an extension of the five-element modular nondistributive lattice M ₃ by a bounded distributive lattice D, defined as the lattice of all triples satisfying . The lattice M ₃[D] is a modular congruence-preserving extension of D.? In this paper, we investigate this construction for an arbitrary lattice L. For every n > 0, we exhibit an identity such that is modularity and is properly weaker than . Let M _n denote the variety defined by , the variety of n-modular lattices. If L is n-modular, then M ₃[L] is a lattice, in fact, a congruence-preserving extension of L; we also prove that, in this case, Id M ₃[L] M ₃[Id L]. ? We provide an example of a lattice L such that M ₃[L] is not a lattice. This example also provides a negative solution to a problem of Quackenbush: Is the tensor product of two lattices A and B with zero always a lattice. We complement this result by generalizing the M ₃[L] construction to an M ₄[L] construction. This yields, in particular, a bounded modular lattice L such that M ₄ L is not a lattice, thus providing a negative solution to Quackenbush’s problem in the variety M of modular lattices.? Finally, we sharpen a result of Dilworth: Every finite distributive lattice can be represented as the congruence lattice of a finite 3-modular lattice. We do this by verifying that a construction of Gr?tzer, Lakser, and Schmidt yields a 3-modular lattice. Received May 26, 1998; accepted in final form October 7, 1998.     

A Class of C ·0-Contractions: Hyperinvariant Subspaces and Intertwining Operators

We consider a class of C_·0-contractions that is a generalization of the class of C_·0-contractions with finite defect indices. Some results of Uchigama and Wu for C_·0-contractions with finite defect indices are generalized: the lattices of hyperinvariant subspaces of such a contraction T is isomorphic to that of its Jordan model and is generated by subspaces of the form Ker ϕ(T) and Ran ϕ(T), where ϕ ∈ H^∞. The form of the inverse to an isomorphism of the invariant subspace lattices given by an intertwining quasiaffinity is also studied. Next, for C_·0-contractions in question, the characteristic disc related to the lattice of invariant subspaces is computed. Bibliography: 13 titles. __________ Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov POMI, Vol. 315, 2004, pp. 48–62.     

A note on Property Np

Let M be a very ample line bundle on a smooth complex projective variety Y and let ϕ _M :Y→P(H ⁰(Y, M)^*) be the map associated to M; we are concerned with the problem to see whether the syzygies of ϕ _M (Y) give information on the syzygies of ϕ _M ^s (Y). In particular we prove that if Y is a smooth complex projective variety and M is a line bundle on Y satisfying Property N _p , then M ^s satisfies Property N _p if s≥p. Received: 11 June 1999 / Revised version: 22 November 1999     

Non-Zero Degree Maps Between <Emphasis Type="Italic">2n</Emphasis>-Manifolds

Abstract Thom–Pontrjagin constructions are used to give a computable necessary and sufficient condition for a homomorphism ϕ : H ⁿ (L;Z) → H ⁿ (M;Z) to be realized by a map f : M → L of degree k for closed (n − 1)-connected 2n-manifolds M and L, n > 1. A corollary is that each (n − 1)-connected 2n-manifold admits selfmaps of degree larger than 1, n > 1. In the most interesting case of dimension 4, with the additional surgery arguments we give a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a degree k map from a closed orientable 4-manifold M to a closed simply connected 4-manifold L in terms of their intersection forms; in particular, there is a map f : M → L of degree 1 if and only if the intersection form of L is isomorphic to a direct summand of that of M. Both authors are supported by MSTC, NSFC. The comments of F. Ding, J. Z. Pan, Y. Su and the referee enhance the quality of the paper     

On countable stable structures which are homogeneous for a finite relational language

LetL be a finite relational language andH(L) denote the class of all countable structures which are stable and homogeneous forL in the sense of Fraissé. By convention countable includes finite and any finite structure is stable. A rank functionr :H(L) →ω is introduced and also a notion of dimension for structures inH(L). A canonical way of shrinking structures is defined which reduces their dimensions. The main result of the paper is that anyM ∈H(L) can be shrunk toM′ ∈H(L),M′ ⊆M, such that |M′| is bounded in terms ofr(M), and the isomorphism type ofM overM′ is uniquely determined by the dimensions ofM. Forr<ω we deduce thatH(L, r), the class of allM ∈H(L) withr(M)≦r, is the union of a finite number of classes within each of which the isomorphism type of a structure is completely determined by its dimensions. Dedicated to the memory of Abraham Robinson on the tenth anniversary of his death     

Code length between Markov processes

LetX ₁ andX ₂ be two mixing Markov shifts over finite alphabet. If the entropy ofX ₁ is strictly larger than the entropy ofX ₂, then there exists a finitary homomorphism ϕ:X ₁→X ₂ such that the code length is anL ^p random variable for allp<4/3. In particular, the expected length of the code ϕ is finite. Research supported by KBN grant 2 P03A 039 15 1998–2001.     

Structure of lattices of varieties and lattices of quasivarieties: similarity and difference. III

We give representations for lattices of varieties and lattices of quasivarieties in terms of inverse limits of lattices satisfying a number of additional conditions. Specifically, it is proved that, for any locally finite variety (quasivariety) of algebras V, L _v(V)[resp., L _q(V)] is isomorphic to an inverse limit of a family of finite join semidistributive at 0 (resp., finite lower bounded) lattices. A similar statement is shown to hold for lattices of pseudo-quasivarieties. Various applications are offered; in particular, we solve the problem of Lampe on comparing lattices of varieties with lattices of locally finite ones. Translated fromAlgebra i Logika, Vol. 34, No. 6, pp. 646-666, November-December, 1995.     

Coproducts of bounded distributive lattices: cancellation

Let denote the coproduct of the bounded distributive lattices L and M. At the 1981 Banff Conference on Ordered Sets, the following question was posed: What is the largest class L of finite distributive lattices such that, for every non-trivial Boolean lattice B and every implies ? In this note, the problem is solved. Received March 2, 1999; accepted in final form July 10, 2000.     

Absolute upper semicontinuity

It is proved that the following conditions are equivalent: the function ϕ [a, b]→R is absolutely upper semicontinuous (see [1]); ϕ is a function of bounded variation with decreasing singular part; there exists a summable function g: [a, b] → R such that for anyt′∈[a, b] andt″∈[t′, b], we have ϕ(t″)−ϕ(t′)⩽∫ _t′ ^t″ g (s) ds. Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 22, No. 3, pp. 395–399, September, 1977.     

Harmonic maps from a Riemannian manifold with a pole into an Hadamard manifold with negative sectional curvatures

In this paper we show a nonexistence result for harmonic maps with a rotational nondegeneracy condition from a Riemannian manifoldM with polep ₀ to a negatively curved Hadamard manifold under the condition that the metric tensor ofM is bounded and that the sectional curvature ofM at a pointp is bounded from below by −c dist(p ₀,p)⁻² (c: a positive constant) as dist(p ₀,p)→∞. Partly supported by Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, The Ministry of Education, Science and Culture, Japan     

Approximation Properties of Julia Polynomials

Let G be a finite simply connected domain in the complex plane C, bounded by a rectifiable Jordan curve L, and let w = φ0 （z） be the Riemann conformal mapping of G onto D （0, r0） ：= {E-mail： ： ｜｜ 〈 r0}, normalized by the conditions φ0 （z0） = 0, φ＇0 （z0） = 1. In this work, the rate of approximation of φ0 by the polynomials, defined with the help of the solutions of some extremal problem, in a closed domain G is studied. This rate depends on the geometric properties of the boundary L.     

On regularity of sup-preserving maps: generalizing Zareckiĭ’s theorem

A sup-preserving map f between complete lattices L and M is regular if there exists a sup-preserving map g from M to L such that fgf=f. In the class of completely distributive lattices, this paper demonstrates a necessary and sufficient condition for f to be regular. When L=M is a power set, our theorem reduces to the well known Zareckiĭ’s theorem which characterizes regular elements in the semigroup of all binary relations on a set. Another application of our result is a generalization of Zareckiĭ’s theorem for quantale-valued relations.     

Typical Frobenius coverings

A covering p from a Cayley graph Cay（G, X） onto another Cay（H, Y） is called typical Frobenius if G is a Frobenius group with H as a Frobenius complement and the map p ： G →H is a group epimorphism. In this paper, we emphasize on the typical Frobenius coverings of Cay（H, Y）. We show that any typical Frobenius covering Cay（G, X） of Cay（H, Y） can be derived from an epimorphism /from G to H which is determined by an automorphism f of H. If Cay（G, X1） and Cay（G, X2） are two isomorphic typical Frobenius coverings under a graph isomorphism Ф, some properties satisfied by Фare given.     

Extension of positive functionals on certain ordered spaces

An ordered linear spaceL is said to satisfy extension property (E1) if for every directed subspaceM ofL and positive linear functional ϕ onM, ϕ can be extended toL. A Riesz spaceL is said to satisfy extension property (E2) if for every sub-Riesz spaceM ofL and every real valued Riesz homomorphism ϕ onM, ϕ can be extended toL as a Riesz homomorphism. These properties were introduced by Schmidt in [5]. In this paper, it is shown that an ordered linear space has extension property (E1) if and only if it is order isomorphic to a function spaceL′ defined on a setX′ such that iff andg belong toL′ there exists a finite disjoint subsetM of the set of functions onX′ such that each off andg is a linear combination of the points ofM. An analogous theorem is derived for Riesz spaces with extension property (E2).     

Daniell integral represented by Radon measures

LetL be a sublattice of the space of real continuous functions defined on a Suslin spaceX, such that at no point all the functions inL vanish. Then it is shown that every Daniell integrall μ:L → IR is representable by a Radon measurem onX: μ(ϕ)=∫ϕdm ∀ϕ∈L. The measurem may be uniquely determined by constraining it to be concentrated on a certain type of subset ofX. The relation betweenL ¹(μ) andL ¹(m) is examined in detail.     

On a theorem of Marcinkiewicz and Zygmund

Let {ϕn(x)} be an orthonormal system on the closed interval [0,1], and let ∥ϕ _n ∥_∞ ≤M _n . In 1937 Marcinkiewicz and Zygmund obtained an estimate of the norm inL _q [0,1] of the sum of the series ∑ _n=1 ^∞ c _n ϕ _n (x) under the condition that {M _n } is monotone increasing. In this paper it is shown that this condition cannot be discarded. Translated fromMatematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 63, No. 3, pp. 386–390, March, 1998. The author wishes to thank V. I. Kolyada for setting the problem and for his permanent attention to this work.     

Immagini inverse dei gruppi di omotopia

Riassunto SeM edN sono varietà poliedriche chiuse connesse ed orientate di dimensioni rispettivem edn, conm≥n>2, edf∶M→N è una trasformazione continua, allora per ognir, minore din e non inferiore a 2, si definisce un omomorfismo indotto ϕ_rπ:_r (N)→H _m-n+r (M) dal quale si ricavano certi invarianti topologici.

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Résumé Soientm≥n>r≥2 des entiers etM, N des variétés polyédrales closes connexes orientées satisfaisant dimM=m et dimN=n, de plusH _i(M) le groupe de Betti à i dimensions deM,M,π _i (N) le groupe de Hurewicz ài dimensions deN, etf∶M→N une application continue. Alorsf définit, pour,r=2, 3, …n−1, un homomorphisme réciproque ϕ_rπ:_r (N)→H _m-n+r (M) comme il suit. Etant donné un élément α du groupe π_r (N) et uner-sphère continue orientéeS de α, on peut supposer quef ⁻¹(S) soit un polyèdre finiA àm−n+r dimensions. Parf est induit dansA un (m−n+r)-cyclez à coefficients entiers, et la classe d'homologie dez est justement l'image ϕr(α) de α par ϕr. Pourr=1, on obtient un homomorphisme réciproque ϕ_rπ:_r (N)→H _m-n+r (M) du groupe fondamentalF(N) deN dans le groupe d'homologie àm−n+1 dimensions deM. A l'aide des homomorphismes ϕ,,ϕ2,ϕ,3...,ϕn-i, on parvient à certaines expressions caractéristiques dépendantes seulement de la classe d'homotopie def, en particulier on obtient des constantes pour les images des bases de Betti deM, pour Fimage du groupe de torsion deM, et pour l'image réciproque du groupe fondamental deN.