Models with second order properties. III. Omitting types forL(Q)

We generalize Keisler's omitting types theorem forL(Q) in the ₁-interpretation, to most cases in which Chang's two cardinal theorem applies. As an application we answer positively a question of Magidor and Malitz on the compactness of their logic in cardinalities higher than ₁.     

An Investigation of the Fields of Bounded Formal Power Series by Means of Theory of Cuts

We consider a class K of real closed fields F, |F|=|G|=₁, where G is a group of Archimedean classes of F, and cofinality of each symmetric gap of F is ₁. We will show that this class is exactly a class of all bounded formal power series RG,₁, where G is a divisible Abelian group, card(G)=₁, under CH. A nonstandard real line ^*R, which is ₁-set belongs to this class; we will also consider a construction RG(L,P),₁ of fields from this class, where L is a totally ordered set, P is a totally ordered field, G(L,P) is a group of finite words. It will be describes symmetric gaps of such two fields in K, which are not ₁-set. Mathematics Subject Classifications (2000) 03E04, 12J15, 12J25.The work was supported by grant of Ministry of Education PD02-1.1-386.     

An alternative construction of Conway's ordered field No

An -universally extending ordered field of power is constructed for each regular power where 0 < On and . When is inaccessible, the structure is either a (set) model of J. H. Conway's ordered field No or an isomorphic copy of No depending on whether or not is a set or a proper class.Presented by Jan Mycielski.     

Disintegration and perfectness of measure spaces

For every finite measure space (X,A,P) we find a unique representation P=Q₁+Q₂+Q₃ such that Q₁ is compact, Q₂ is perfect and purely noncompact and Q₃ is purely nonperfect. We show that every Pachl-_O-disintegrable probability space is Ramachandran-_O-disintegrable and therefore perfect and under a certain condition we prove the equivalence between compactness and Ramachandran-_O-disintegrability.     

Products of chains with monochromatic maximal chains and antichains

There is a product of two linear orders of size with the property that every subset or complement thereof contains a maximal chain. Furthermore, for regular , there is a product of two linear orders of size ₊₂ that when colored with fewer than colors always has a monochromatic maximal chain. As a corollary, for every uncountable strong limit cardinal , there is an ordered set of cardinality that must be colored with at least colors before no monochromatic maximal chains are present. Duals of these results show that at least as much is true for maximal antichains.Research supported in part by ONR Grant N00014-91-J-1150.     

On the number of non conjugate subgroups

We shall prove that every group of cardinality ₁ has at least ₁ non conjugate subgroups, and we shall generalize this theorem to many more uncountable cardinalities. For example underGCH for every uncountable cardinal and every groupG of cardinality ,G has at least non conjugate subgroups.Presented by W. Taylor.I would like to thank Rami Grossberg for writing and rewriting this paper, and Wilfrid Hodges for removing many errors and suggesting improvements in presentation; many facts are proved only due to his explicit request.This research was supported by grant (No. 1110) from the United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation.     

The number of linear orders on a field

An example is given of a field which can be ordered in exactly ways where is a given cardinal number.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 6, No. 2, pp. 201–211, August, 1969.     

A Comparison of Two Spaces of Generalized White Noise Functionals

In the literature (see [5, 6, 8]) there are two families of spaces called Kondratiev spaces: (_c)^± and (S _c)^± for 0 1. We investigate the relation between the spaces and show that they are topologically isomorphic when (^d) L2 (^d) (^d) is the underlying Gel'fand triple for (_c)^±. In this case we also give the explicit relation between the S-transform and -transform on (_c)^-1 and (S _c)^-1, respectively.     

The absence of bases from certain separable linear topological spaces

We give examples of separable linear topological spaces without Shauder-type bases. We prove that every linear set X of dimension ₀2₀ can be provided with a separable locally convex topology for which there is no Shauder-type basis.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 12, No. 5, pp. 583–589, November, 1972.In conclusion the author wishes to express his gratitude to M. M. Dragilev for his attention to the paper.     

Surgery on the Novikov complex

Let M be a closed connected smooth manifold with dim M=n6, and : ₁(M) Z be an epimorphism. Denote by the group ring of ₁(M) and let ^– be its Novikov completion. Let D _* be a free-based finitely generated chain complex over ^– . Assume that D _ii=0 for i1 and in–1 and that D _* has the same simple homotopy type as the Novikov-completed simplicial chain complex of the universal covering M. Let N be an integer. We prove that D _* can be realized, up to the terms of ^– of degree N as the Novikov complex of a Morse map : M S ¹, belonging to . Applications to Arnold's conjectures and to the theory of fibering of M over S ¹ are given.     

Convolution semigroups and central limit theorem associated with a dual convolution structure

We consider hypergroups associated with Jacobi functions ⁽⁾ (x), (–1/2). We prove the existence of a dual convolution structure on [0,+[i(]0,s ₀]{{) =++1,s ₀=min(,–+1). Next we establish a Lévy-Khintchine type formula which permits to characterize the semigroup and the infinitely divisible probabilities associated with this dual convolution, finally we prove a central limit theorem.     

Measures on product spaces and the existence of strong Baire liftings

Some notions are introduced for studying measures on product spaces, the main concept being that of property (*). In case when the topological factors are separable metric spaces, this property is equivalent to the completion regularity. We prove that (*) is preserved under arbitrary products of measure spaces. As a consequence, we deduce a series of related results in measure theory (some of which are known). In particular, the following extension of a result by Losert is obtained: Subject to CH, every product of ₂ many completion regular measures, each supported on any product of ₁ many compact metric spaces admits a strong Baire lifting.     

Infinitesimal obstructions to weakly mixing

Let ^t be the flow (parametrized with respect to arc length) of a smooth unit vector field v on a closed Riemannian manifold M ⁿ , whose orbits are geodesics. Then the (n-1)-plane field normal to v, v, is invariant under d ^t and, for each x M, we define a smooth real function _x (t) : (1 + _i (t)), where the _i(t) are the eigenvalues of AA ^T, A being the matrix (with respect to orthonormal bases) of the non-singular linear map d^2t , restricted to v at the point _x ^-t M ⁿ.Among other things, we prove the Theorem (Theorem II, below). Assume v is also volume preserving and that _x ^' (t) 0 for all x M and real t; then, if _x ^t : M M is weakly missng for some t, it is necessary that vx 0 at all x M.     

On the homogeneity of additive mappings

LetK be a ring with an identity 1 0 andM, L two unitaryK-modules. Then, for any additive mappingf:M L, the setH _f :={ K f(x)=f(x) for allx M} forms a subring ofK, the homogeneity ring off. It is shown that, forM {0},L {0} and any subringS ofK for whichM is a freeS-module, there exists an additive mappingf:ML such thatH _f =S. This result is applied to the four Cauchy functional equations, and it leads also to an answer to the question as to whether it is possible to introduce onM a multiplication ·:M × M M makingM into a ring but not into aK-algebra.     

Absolute values of the coefficients of the polynomials in Weierstrass's approximation theorem

The following problem, bound up with Weierstrass's classical approximation theorem, is solved definitively: to determine the sequence of positive numbersM _k such that, for anyf(z)c[0,1] and > 0 there exists the polynomial that f–P< and _k <M _k ,k=1, ...,n.Translated from Matematicheskii Zametki, Vol. 22, No. 2, pp. 269–276, August, 1977.     

Reflecting stationary sets and successors of singular cardinals

REF is the statement that every stationary subset of a cardinal reflects, unless it fails to do so for a trivial reason. The main theorem, presented in Sect. 0, is that under suitable assumptions it is consistent that REF and there is a which is ⁺ⁿ -supercompact. The main concepts defined in Sect. 1 are PT, which is a certain statement about the existence of transversals, and the bad stationary set. It is shown that supercompactness (and even the failure of PT) implies the existence of non-reflecting stationary sets. E.g., if REF then for many PT(, ₁). In Sect. 2 it is shown that Easton-support iteration of suitable Levy collapses yield a universe with REF if for every singular which is a limit of supercompacts the bad stationary set concentrates on the right cofinalities. In Sect. 3 the use of oracle c.c. (and oracle proper—see [Sh-b, Chap. IV] and [Sh 100, Sect. 4]) is adapted to replacing the diamond by the Laver diamond. Using this, a universe as needed in Sect. 2 is forced, where one starts, and ends, with a universe with a proper class of supercompacts. In Sect. 4 bad sets are handled in ZFC. For a regular {<⁺ : cf<} is good. It is proved in ZFC that if=cf>₁ then {<⁺ : cf<} is the union of sets on which there are squares.     

Mean-field critical behaviour for correlation length for percolation in high dimensions

Summary Extending the method of [27], we prove that the corrlation length of independent bond percolation models exhibits mean-field type critical behaviour (i.e. (p(p _c –p)^–1/2 aspp _c ) in two situations: i) for nearest-neighbour independent bond percolation models on ad-dimensional hypercubic lattice ^d , withd sufficiently large, and ii) for a class of spread-out independent bond percolation models, which are believed to belong to the same universality class as the nearest-neighbour model, in more than six dimensions. The proof is based on, and extends, a method developed in [27], where it was used to prove the triangle condition and hence mean-field behaviour of the critical exponents , , , and ₂ for the above two cases.     

Theorem on a convergence condition in the spaces

For a given -function (u), a condition on a -function (u) is found such that it is necessary and sufficient for the following to hold: if f_n(x) f(x) and f _n (x)M (n=1, 2, ...) where M>0 is an absolute constant, then f _n (x)–f(x)0(n). An analogous condition for convergence in Orlicz spaces is obtained as a corollary.Translated from Matematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 21, No. 5, pp. 615–626, May, 1977.The author thanks V. A. Skvortsov for his constant attention and guidance on this paper.     

An Inequality for Tail Probabilities of Martingales with Bounded Differences

Let M _n =X₁+...+X_n be a martingale with bounded differences X_m=M_m-M_m-1 such that {|X_m| _m}=1 with some nonnegative _m. Write ²= ₁ ² + ... + _n ² . We prove the inequalities {M _nx}c(1-(x/)), {M _n x} 1- c(1- (-x/)) with a constant . The result yields sharp inequalities in some models related to the measure concentration phenomena.     

1-formes fermées singulières et groupe fondamental

Summary We study the influence of the ₁ of a closed manifoldM ⁿ (n3) on the foliations ofM defined by closed differential 1-forms with Morse singularities (of index 0,n). Every nonexact form is cohomologous to a weakly complete one, that is one whose leaf space is of the same type as that of a nonsingular form. Generically, a form has compact leaves or is weakly complete. If ₁ M has no quotient isomorphic to *, then every nonexact form onM is weakly complete. We also say a form is complete if every path inM is homotopic to either a path transverse to or a path contained in a leaf of . Completeness of depends only on its de R ham cohomology class. The set of complete cohomology classes depends only on ₁ M and is related to finitely generated normal subgroups of ₁ M with quotient . If ₁ M is nilpotent (or even polycyclic), every nonexact form onM is complete. On irreducible 3-manifolds, a form is complete iff it is cohomologous to a nonsingular one.