Rigidity in one-dimensional tiling spaces

Suppose Tφ and Tθ are tiling spaces arising from primitive nonperiodic substitutions φ and θ. Suppose Fφ and Fθ denote the corresponding inflation and substitution maps on the respective tiling spaces. We prove that Tφ and Tθ are homeomorphic if and only if there exist positive integers m and n such that and are topologically conjugate.     

Cohomology of configuration spaces of complex projective spaces

In this paper we compute topological invariants for some configuration spaces of complex projective spaces. We shall describe Sullivan models for these configuration spaces.     

Packing,covering and tiling in two-dimensional spaces

Packing, covering and tiling is a fascinating subject in pure mathematics. It mainly deals with arrangement patterns and efficiencies of geometric objects. This subject has a long and rich history, even back to Kepler, Newton, Lagrange and Gauss. Inspired by its applications and with the help of computing methods, in recent years it has become a very active research area in mathematics once again. Most of the fundamental problems in this subject can be characterized as simple sounding but challenging. This subject has important applications in many other areas such as Number Theory, Logic, Complex Analysis, Optimization, Coding Theory, Crystallography, Material Science, Industry, and even Biology. In spite of the long history, many of its key problems are still open, even in the plane. The purpose of this paper is to present a comprehensive review for packing, covering and tiling in the two-dimensional spaces. We will focus on the key problems, the fundamental results, the creative ideas, some important applications, and some significant connections with other areas.     

Cohomology automorphisms of some homogeneous spaces

We study the group of cohomology automorphisms of homogeneous spaces with positive Euler characteristics and prove a conjecture posed by Glover and Mislin. Our method is based on the analysis of the Lie algebra of the automorphism group and the properties of invariant polynomials of Weyl group.     

Cohomology of certain moduli spaces of vector bundles

LetX be a smooth irreducible projective curve of genusg over the field of complex numbers. LetM ₀ be the moduli space of semi-stable vector bundles onX of rank two and trivial determinant. A canonical desingularizationN _o ofM _o has been constructed by Seshadri [17]. In this paper we compute the third and fourth cohomology groups ofN _o. In particular we give a different proof of the theorem due to Nitsure [12], that the third cohomology group ofN _o is torsion-free.     

On the fundamental groups of one-dimensional spaces

We study here a number of questions raised by examining the fundamental groups of complicated one-dimensional spaces. The first half of the paper considers one-dimensional spaces as such. The second half proves related results for general spaces that are needed in the first half but have independent interest. Among the results we prove are the theorem that the fundamental group of a separable, connected, locally path connected, one-dimensional metric space is free if and only if it is countable if and only if the space has a universal cover and the theorem that the fundamental group of a compact, one-dimensional, connected metric space embeds in an inverse limit of finitely generated free groups and is shape injective.     

Weighted substitution operators in spaces of analytic functions

The spectrum of weighted conformai substitution operators is determined in a large class of Banach spaces of analytic functions, including many spaces whose norm is defined in terms of the properties of the functions themselves and of their derivatives.Translated from Zapiski Nauchnykh Seminarov Leningradskogo Otdeleniya Matematicheskogo Instituta im. V. A. Steklova AN SSSR, Vol. 141, pp. 154–161, 1985.     

Half-space type theorems in warped product spaces with one-dimensional factor

This work states some half-space type theorems in a warped product space of the form I ×_ρ M, where is an open interval and M is either a compact n-manifold, or a complete simply connected surface with constant curvature c ≤ 0. Such theorems generalize the classical half-space theorem for minimal surfaces in R ³, obtained by Hoffmann and Meeks (Invent Math 101:373–377, 1990), and recent results for surfaces contained in a slab of R ×_ρ M, obtained by Dajczer and Alías (Comment Math Helvetici 81:653–663, 2006).      

Deformation spaces of one-dimensional formal modules and their cohomology

Let Mm be the formal scheme which represents the functor of deformations of a one-dimensional formal module over equipped with a level-m-structure. By work of Boyer (in equal characteristic) and Harris and Taylor, the ?-adic étale cohomology of the generic fibre Mm of Mm realizes simultaneously the local Langlands and Jacquet-Langlands correspondences. The proofs given so far use Drinfeld modular varieties or Shimura varieties to derive this local result. In this paper we show without the use of global moduli spaces that the Jacquet-Langlands correspondence is realized by the Euler-Poincaré characteristic of the cohomology. Under a certain finiteness assumption on the cohomology groups, it is shown that the correspondence is realized in only one degree. One main ingredient of the proof consists in analyzing the boundary of the deformation spaces and in studying larger spaces which can be considered as compactifications of the spaces Mm.     

Solutions of one-dimensional boundary-value problems with a parameter in Sobolev spaces

We consider the most general boundary-value problems for systems of m ordinary first-order differential equations. For the solutions of these problems, we find sufficient conditions for the continuity in parameter in the Sobolev space $ {{\left( {W_p^n} \right)}^m} $ with $ n\in \mathbb{N} $ and 1 ≤ p < ∞.     

Relative Cohomology and Generalized Tate Cohomology

We compare relative cohomology theories arising from using different proper resolutions of modules. Criteria for the vanishing of such distinctions are given in certain cases, and we show that this is related to the generalized Tate cohomology theory. We also demonstrate that the two balance properties admitted by the two different cohomology theories are actually equivalent in some cases. As applications, we recover many results obtained earlier in various contexts. At last we investigate derived functors with respect to the Auslander and Bass classes.     

The fundamental groups of one-dimensional wild spaces and the Hawaiian earring

Let be a one-dimensional space which contains a copy of a circle and let it not be semi-locally simply connected at any point on Then the fundamental group of cannot be embeddable into a free -product of n-slender groups, for instance, the fundamental group of the Hawaiian earring. Consequently, any one of the fundamental groups of the Sierpinski gasket, the Sierpinski curve, and the Menger curve is not embeddable into the fundamental group of the Hawaiian earring.

     

Triple Cohomology and the Galois Cohomology of Profinite Groups

Given a cotriple 𝔾 = (G, ε, δ) on a category X and a functor E:X ^Opp→A into an abelian category A, there exists the cohomology theory of Barr and Beck: Hⁿ(X, E) ε |A| (n ≥ 0, X ε |X|), ([1], p.249). Almost all the important cohomology theories in mathematics have been shown to be special instances of such a general theory (see [1], [2] and [3]). Usually E arises from an abelian group object Y in X in the following manner: it is the contravariant functor from X into the category Ab of abelian groups that associates to each object X in X the abelian group X(X, Y) of maps from X to Y. In such a situation we shall write Hⁿ(X, Y)_𝔾 instead of Hⁿ(X, E)_G. Barr and Beck [2] have shown that the Eilenberg-MacLane cohomology groups H?ⁿ(π, A), n ≥ 2, can be re-captured as follows. One considers the free group cotriple 𝔾′ on the category Gps of groups, which induces in a natural manner a cotriple 𝔾 on the category (Gps, π) of groups over a fixed group π.     

The countability of a tiling family and the periodicity of a tiling

If a given finite protoset, together with a given finite matching rule, gives rise to at most countably many different tilings ofd-dimensional space, then at least one of them is periodic. This research was supported in part by the SFB 343 “Diskrete Strukturen in der Mathematik” at Bielefeld University and the Russian Foundation for Fundamental Research.