A generalization of Dahlberg's theorem concerning the regularity of harmonic Green potentials

Let be the solution operator for in , Tr on , where is a bounded domain in . B. E. J. Dahlberg proved that for a bounded Lipschitz domain maps boundedly into weak- and that there exists such that is bounded for . In this paper, we generalize this result by addressing two aspects. First we are also able to treat the solution operator corresponding to Neumann boundary conditions and, second, we prove mapping properties for these operators acting on Sobolev (rather than Lebesgue) spaces.

     

A tensor norm preserving unconditionality for -spaces

We show that, for each , there is an -tensor norm (in the sense of Grothendieck) with the surprising property that the -tensor product has local unconditional structure for each choice of arbitrary -spaces . In fact, is the tensor norm associated to the ideal of multiple -summing -linear forms on Banach spaces.

     

Multiscale-bump standing waves with a critical frequency for nonlinear Schrödinger equations

In this paper we study the existence and qualitative property of standing wave solutions for the nonlinear Schrödinger equation with being a critical frequency in the sense that We show that if the zero set of has isolated connected components such that the interior of is not empty and is smooth, has isolated zero points, , , and has critical points such that , then for small, there exists a standing wave solution which is trapped in a neighborhood of Moreover the amplitudes of the standing wave around , and are of a different order of . This type of multi-scale solution has never before been obtained.

     

Low regularity global well-posedness for the Zakharov and Klein-Gordon-Schrödinger systems

We prove low regularity global well-posedness for the 1d Zakharov system and the 3d Klein-Gordon-Schrödinger system, which are systems in two variables and . The Zakharov system is known to be locally well-posed in and the Klein-Gordon-Schrödinger system is known to be locally well-posed in . Here, we show that the Zakharov and Klein-Gordon-Schrödinger systems are globally well-posed in these spaces, respectively, by using an available conservation law for the norm of and controlling the growth of via the estimates in the local theory.

     

Simple derivations of differentiably simple Noetherian commutative rings in prime characteristic

Let be a differentiably simple Noetherian commutative ring of characteristic (then is local with ). A short proof is given of the Theorem of Harper (1961) on classification of differentiably simple Noetherian commutative rings in prime characteristic. The main result of the paper is that there exists a nilpotent simple derivation of the ring such that if , then for some . The derivation is given explicitly, and it is unique up to the action of the group of ring automorphisms of . Let be the set of all such derivations. Then . The proof is based on existence and uniqueness of an iterative -descent (for each ), i.e., a sequence in such that , and for all . For each , and .

     

Homology of generalized Steinberg varieties and Weyl group invariants

Let be a complex, connected, reductive algebraic group. In this paper we show analogues of the computations by Borho and MacPherson of the invariants and anti-invariants of the cohomology of the Springer fibres of the cone of nilpotent elements, , of for the Steinberg variety of triples.

Using a general specialization argument we show that for a parabolic subgroup of the space of -invariants and the space of -anti-invariants of are isomorphic to the top Borel-Moore homology groups of certain generalized Steinberg varieties introduced by Douglass and Röhrle (2004).

The rational group algebra of the Weyl group of is isomorphic to the opposite of the top Borel-Moore homology of , where . Suppose is a parabolic subgroup of . We show that the space of -invariants of is , where is the idempotent in the group algebra of affording the trivial representation of and is defined similarly. We also show that the space of -anti-invariants of is , where is the idempotent in the group algebra of affording the sign representation of and is defined similarly.

     

Cohomology of affine Artin groups and applications

The result of this paper is the determination of the cohomology of Artin groups of type and with non-trivial local coefficients. The main result

is an explicit computation of the cohomology of the Artin group of type with coefficients over the module Here the first standard generators of the group act by -multiplication, while the last one acts by -multiplication. The proof uses some technical results from previous papers plus computations over a suitable spectral sequence. The remaining cases follow from an application of Shapiro's lemma, by considering some well-known inclusions: we obtain the rational cohomology of the Artin group of affine type as well as the cohomology of the classical braid group with coefficients in the -dimensional representation presented in Tong, Yang, and Ma (1996). The topological counterpart is the explicit construction of finite CW-complexes endowed with a free action of the Artin groups, which are known to be spaces in some cases (including finite type groups). Particularly simple formulas for the Euler-characteristic of these orbit spaces are derived.

     

Eigenvalues of Schrödinger operators with potential asymptotically homogeneous of degree

We strengthen and generalise a result of Kirsch and Simon on the behaviour of the function , the number of bound states of the operator in below . Here is a bounded potential behaving asymptotically like where is a function on the sphere. It is well known that the eigenvalues of such an operator are all nonpositive, and accumulate only at 0. If the operator on the sphere has negative eigenvalues less than , we prove that may be estimated as

Thus, in particular, if there are no such negative eigenvalues, then has a finite discrete spectrum. Moreover, under some additional assumptions including the fact that and that there is exactly one eigenvalue less than , with all others , we show that the negative spectrum is asymptotic to a geometric progression with ratio .

     

Nonabelian cohomology with coefficients in Lie groups

In this paper we prove some properties of the nonabelian cohomology of a group with coefficients in a connected Lie group . When is finite, we show that for every -submodule of which is a maximal compact subgroup of , the canonical map is bijective. In this case we also show that is always finite. When and is compact, we show that for every maximal torus of the identity component of the group of invariants , is surjective if and only if the -action on is -semisimple, which is also equivalent to the fact that all fibers of are finite. When , we show that is always surjective, where is a maximal compact torus of the identity component of . When is cyclic, we also interpret some properties of in terms of twisted conjugate actions of .

     

The zero set of semi-invariants for extended Dynkin quivers

We show that the set of common zeros of all semi-invariants vanishing at 0 on the variety of all representations with dimension vector of an extended Dynkin quiver under the group is a complete intersection if is ``big enough'. In case does not contain an open -orbit, which is the case not considered so far, the number of irreducible components of grows with , except if is an oriented cycle.

     

Strongly self-absorbing -algebras

Say that a separable, unital -algebra is strongly self-absorbing if there exists an isomorphism such that and are approximately unitarily equivalent -homomorphisms. We study this class of algebras, which includes the Cuntz algebras , , the UHF algebras of infinite type, the Jiang-Su algebra and tensor products of with UHF algebras of infinite type. Given a strongly self-absorbing -algebra we characterise when a separable -algebra absorbs tensorially (i.e., is -stable), and prove closure properties for the class of separable -stable -algebras. Finally, we compute the possible -groups and prove a number of classification results which suggest that the examples listed above are the only strongly self-absorbing -algebras.

     

properties for Gaussian random series

Let be an arbitrary sequence of and let be a random series of the type

where is a sequence of independent Gaussian random variables and an orthonormal basis of (the finite measure space being arbitrary). By using the equivalence of Gaussian moments and an integrability theorem due to Fernique, we show that a necessary and sufficient condition for to belong to , for any almost surely is that . One of the main motivations behind this result is the construction of a nontrivial Gibbs measure invariant under the flow of the cubic defocusing nonlinear Schrödinger equation posed on the open unit disc of .

     

Asymptotic behaviour of codimensions of p. i. algebras satisfying Capelli identities

Let be a p. i. algebra with 1 in characteristic zero, satisfying a Capelli identity. Then the cocharacter sequence is asymptotic to a function of the form , where and .

     

Diffeomorphisms approximated by Anosov on the 2-torus and their SBR measures

We consider the set of diffeomorphisms of the 2-torus , provided the conditions that the tangent bundle splits into the directed sum of -invariant subbundles , and there is such that and . Then we prove that the set is the union of Anosov diffeomorphisms and diffeomorphisms approximated by Anosov, and moreover every diffeomorphism approximated by Anosov in the set has no SBR measures. This is related to a result of Hu-Young.

     

On Diophantine definability and decidability in some infinite totally real extensions of

Let be a number field, and a set of its non-Archimedean primes. Then let . Let be a finite set of prime numbers. Let be the field generated by all the -th roots of unity as and . Let be the largest totally real subfield of . Then for any 0$">, there exist a number field , and a set of non-Archimedean primes of such that has density greater than , and has a Diophantine definition over the integral closure of in .

     

Minimal polynomials and radii of elements in finite-dimensional power-associative algebras

In the first section of this paper we revisit the definition and some of the properties of the minimal polynomial of an element of a finite-dimensional power-associative algebra over an arbitrary field . Our main observation is that , the minimal polynomial of , may depend not only on , but also on the underlying algebra. More precisely, if is a subalgebra of , and if is the minimal polynomial of in , then may differ from , in which case we have .

In the second section we restrict attention to the case where is either the real or the complex numbers, and define , the radius of an element in , to be the largest root in absolute value of the minimal polynomial of . We show that possesses some of the familiar properties of the classical spectral radius. In particular, we prove that is a continuous function on .

In the third and last section, we deal with stability of subnorms acting on subsets of finite-dimensional power-associative algebras. Following a brief survey, we enhance our understanding of the subject with the help of our findings of the previous section. Our main new result states that if , a subset of an algebra , satisfies certain assumptions, and is a continuous subnorm on , then is stable on if and only if majorizes the radius defined above.

     

Rigid complexes via DG algebras

Let be a commutative ring, a commutative -algebra and a complex of -modules. We begin by constructing the square , which is also a complex of -modules. The squaring operation is a quadratic functor, and its construction requires differential graded (DG) algebras. If there exists an isomorphism , then the pair is called a rigid complex over relative to (there are some finiteness conditions). There is an obvious notion of rigid morphism between rigid complexes.

We establish several properties of rigid complexes, including their uniqueness, existence (under some extra hypothesis), and formation of pullbacks (resp. ) along a finite (resp. essentially smooth) ring homomorphism .

In the subsequent paper, Rigid Dualizing Complexes over Commutative Rings, we consider rigid dualizing complexes over commutative rings, building on the results of the present paper. The project culminates in our paper Rigid Dualizing Complexes and Perverse Sheaves on Schemes, where we give a comprehensive version of Grothendieck duality for schemes.

The idea of rigid complexes originates in noncommutative algebraic geometry, and is due to Van den Bergh (1997).

     

Some new results in multiplicative and additive Ramsey theory

There are several notions of largeness that make sense in any semigroup, and others such as the various kinds of density that make sense in sufficiently well-behaved semigroups including and . It was recently shown that sets in which are multiplicatively large must contain arbitrarily large geoarithmetic progressions, that is, sets of the form , as well as sets of the form . Consequently, given a finite partition of , one cell must contain such configurations. In the partition case we show that we can get substantially stronger conclusions. We establish some combined additive and multiplicative Ramsey theoretic consequences of known algebraic results in the semigroups and , derive some new algebraic results, and derive consequences of them involving geoarithmetic progressions. For example, we show that given any finite partition of there must be, for each , sets of the form together with , the arithmetic progression , and the geometric progression in one cell of the partition. More generally, we show that, if is a commutative semigroup and a partition regular family of finite subsets of , then for any finite partition of and any , there exist and such that is contained in a cell of the partition. Also, we show that for certain partition regular families and of subsets of , given any finite partition of some cell contains structures of the form for some .

     

Dynamical forcing of circular groups

In this paper we introduce and study the notion of dynamical forcing. Basically, we develop a toolkit of techniques to produce finitely presented groups which can only act on the circle with certain prescribed dynamical properties.

As an application, we show that the set consisting of rotation numbers which can be forced by finitely presented groups is an infinitely generated -module, containing countably infinitely many algebraically independent transcendental numbers. Here a rotation number is forced by a pair , where is a finitely presented group and is some element, if the set of rotation numbers of as varies over is precisely the set .

We show that the set of subsets of which are of the form

where varies over countable groups, are exactly the set of closed subsets which contain and are invariant under . Moreover, we show that every such subset can be approximated from above by for finitely presented .

As another application, we construct a finitely generated group which acts faithfully on the circle, but which does not admit any faithful action, thus answering in the negative a question of John Franks.

     

Frobenius morphisms and representations of algebras

By introducing Frobenius morphisms on algebras and their modules over the algebraic closure of the finite field of elements, we establish a relation between the representation theory of over and that of the -fixed point algebra over . More precisely, we prove that the category    mod- of finite-dimensional -modules is equivalent to the subcategory of finite-dimensional -stable -modules, and, when is finite dimensional, we establish a bijection between the isoclasses of indecomposable -modules and the -orbits of the isoclasses of indecomposable -modules. Applying the theory to representations of quivers with automorphisms, we show that representations of a modulated quiver (or a species) over can be interpreted as -stable representations of the corresponding quiver over . We further prove that every finite-dimensional hereditary algebra over is Morita equivalent to some , where is the path algebra of a quiver over and is induced from a certain automorphism of . A close relation between the Auslander-Reiten theories for and is established. In particular, we prove that the Auslander-Reiten (modulated) quiver of is obtained by ``folding" the Auslander-Reiten quiver of . Finally, by taking Frobenius fixed points, we are able to count the number of indecomposable representations of a modulated quiver over with a given dimension vector and to generalize Kac's theorem for all modulated quivers and their associated Kac-Moody algebras defined by symmetrizable generalized Cartan matrices.