A Finite Separating Set for Daigle and Freudenburg's Counterexample to Hilbert's Fourteenth Problem

This article gives the first explicit example of a finite separating set in an invariant ring which is not finitely generated, namely, for Daigle and Freudenburg's 5-dimensional counterexample to Hilbert's Fourteenth Problem.     

Hilbert's Grand Hotel with a series twist

This paper presents a new twist on a familiar paradox, linking seemingly disparate ideas under one roof. Hilbert's Grand Hotel, a paradox which addresses infinite set comparisons is adapted and extended to incorporate ideas from calculus – namely infinite series. We present and resolve several variations, and invite the reader to explore his or her own variations.     

H-separable Hopf Galois Extensions and Azumaya Algebra

1 IntroductionLet A/R be a ring extension with the common identity 1. A/R is said to be separable if theA-bimodule homomorphism of A @R A onto A defined by a @ 5-a6 splits. A separableextension over a non-commutative ring generalizes that over a commutative ring which wasdiscussed in [1]. Hirata introduced anOther kind of separable extensions called H-separabeones (see [2]). A/R is said to be H-separable if A @R A is isomorphic as an A-bimoduleto a direct sumrnand of A". riom {2, Theor…     

Extensions of the Cauchy-Goursat Integral Theorem

It is natural to conjecture that if a function f is continuous on the closed region determined by a rectifiable 1-cycle Γ and complex-differentiable on the open region then Γ_∫f=0. The main result is an extension of the classical Cauchy-Goursat Theorem: the equality conjectured holds (with no boundary condition on f^′) under the additional hypothesis that the winding numbers of Γ define an Lp function and f satisfies a matching Hölder continuity condition near the image of Γ. (In particular, continuity suffices if p=∞.) The proof uses approximations of a rectifiable path by piecewise linear paths.     

Morita Contexts and Partial Group Galois Extensions for Hopf Group Coalgebras

We first introduce the notion of partial group twisted smash product and construct a Morita context for partial coaction of co-Frobenius Hopf group coalgebra relating generalized partial group smash product and partial coinvariants. Furthermore, we study group-Galois extensions and reobtain some classical results in the partial case. Finally, we prove that any partial group Galois extension induces a unique partial group entwining map compatible with the partial right coaction.     

Difference Equations and Lettenmeyer's Theorem

Many classical results for ordinary differential equations have counterparts in the theory of difference equations, although, in general, the technical details for the difference versions are more involved than the corresponding ones for differential equations. This note surveys material related to a difference analogue of Lettenmeyer's theorem. The projection method of Harris et al. , developed to treat certain questions in the analytic theory of ordinary differential equations is used to obtain counterparts for linear difference equations as well as extensions to certain nonlinear differential and difference equations.     

Galois Theory for Multiplier Hopf Algebras with Integrals

In this paper, we introduce a generalized Hopf Galois theory for regular multiplier Hopf algebras with integrals, which might be viewed as a generalization of the Hopf Galois theory of finite-dimensional Hopf algebras. We introduce the notion of a coaction of a multiplier Hopf algebra on an algebra. We show that there is a duality for actions and coactions of multiplier Hopf algebras with integrals. In order to study the Galois (co)action of a multiplier Hopf algebra with an integral, we construct a Morita context connecting the smash product and the coinvariants. A Galois (co)action can be characterized by certain surjectivity of a canonical map in the Morita context. Finally, we apply the Morita theory to obtain the duality theorems for actions and coactions of a co-Frobenius Hopf algebra.     

Galois Extensions of Boolean Algebras

We characterize Galois extensions of Boolean algebras as finite extensions with the independent set of generators, answering a question of D. Monk.     

关于罗尔定理的进一步讨论

对罗尔定理进行深入系统的探讨和研究.给出在更弱条件下的各种区间类型(包括有限区间和无限区间)的罗尔定理的推广形式.     

Additive Hilbert's Theorem 90 in the ring of algebraic integers

For a number field K, we give a complete characterization of algebraic numbers which can be expressed by a difference of two K-conjugate algebraic integers. These turn out to be the algebraic integers whose Galois group contains an element, acting as a cycle on some collection of conjugates which sum to zero. Hence there are no algebraic integers which can be written as a difference of two conjugate algebraic numbers but cannot be written as a difference of two conjugate algebraic integers. A generalization of the construction to a commutative ring is also given. Furthermore, we show that for n ?_ 3 there exist algebraic integers which can be written as a linear form in n K-conjugate algebraic numbers but cannot be written by the same linear form in K-conjugate algebraic integers.     

A Proof of Sharkovsky's Theorem

This paper presents a variation on the standard directed graph proof. This variation makes use of the natural representation of the symmetric group given by one-dimensional maps.     

Noether's Theorem on Surfaces

In this article we prove a version of Noether's Theorem (of Calculus of Variations) which is valid for a general regular (compact) surface. As a special feature, the Lie group of transformations is allowed to act on the Cartesian product of the surface and the functional space. Additionally, we apply the Theorem to a problem in Classical Differential Geometry of surfaces. The given application is actually an example showing how Noether's Theorem can be used to construct invariant properties of the solutions to variational problems defined on surfaces, or equivalently, of the solutions to the associated Euler-Lagrange equations resulting from them.     

Galois-type correspondences for Hopf Galois extensions

In order to obtain a Galois correspondence between intermediate subalgebras of a Hopf-Galois extension and corresponding Hopf subalgebras, we have to reconstruct such Hopf algebras from the given Hopf-Galois extension. The construction of a suitable Hopf algebra associated to a commutativeH-Galois extension is provided; the results are applicable to field extensions.This author is supported by a grant of the European Liaisons Committee.     

Refinement of Ado's Theorem in Low Dimensions and Application in Affine Geometry

In this article, we construct a faithful representation with the lowest dimension for every complex Lie algebra in dimension ≤ 4. In particular, in our construction, in the case that the faithful representation has the same dimension of the Lie algebra, it can induce an étale affine representation with base zero which has a natural and simple form and gives a compatible left-symmetric algebra on the Lie algebra. Such affine representations do not contain any nontrivial one-parameter subgroups of translation.