The Miyashita–Ulbrich Action for Weak Hopf Algebras

In this article we extend the Miyashita–Ulbrich action for weak H-Galois extensions associated to a weak bialgebra H. Also, if H is a weak Hopf algebra, we prove that this action induces a monoidal connection with the category of right-right Yetter–Drinfeld modules over H.     

Monotonicity properties of operations on generalized topologies

Summary In the paper [5], several operations on generalized topologies are considered. They are not monotone in general, but an old result on monotonicity may be sharpened.     

Carleson Measures for the Bloch Space

In this paper we study the positive Borel measures μ on the unit disc in for which the Bloch space is continuously included in , 0 < p < ∞. We call such measures p-Bloch-Carleson measures. We give two conditions on a measure μ in terms of certain logarithmic integrals one of which is a necessary condition and the other a sufficient condition for μ being a p-Bloch-Carleson measure. We also give a complete characterization of the p-Bloch-Carleson measures within certain special classes of measures. It is also shown that, for p > 1, the p-Bloch-Carleson measures are exactly those for which the Toeplitz operator , defined by , maps continuously into the Bergman space A ¹, . Furthermore, we prove that if p > 1, α >-1 and ω is a weight which satisfies the Bekollé-Bonami -condition, then the measure defined by is a p-Bloch-Carleson-measure. We also consider the Banach space of those functions f which are analytic in and satisfy , as . The Bloch space is contained in . We describe the p-Carleson measures for and study weighted composition operators and a class of integration operators acting in this space. We determine which of these operators map continuously to the weighted Bergman space and show that they are automatically compact. This research is partially supported by several grants from “the Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia, Spain” (MTM2005-07347, MTM2007-60854, MTM2006-26627-E, MTM2007-30904-E and Ingenio Mathematica (i-MATH) No. CSD2006-00032); from “La Junta de Andalucía” (FQM210 and P06-FQM01504); from “the Academy of Finland” (210245) and from the European Networking Programme “HCAA” of the European Science Foundation.     

The zeros of the complementary error function

We show that the complementary error function, $\text{erfc} (z)= \frac{2}{\sqrt{\pi}}\int_z^{\infty}{e^{-s^2} \text{d}s}$ , has no zeros in $\text{D}= \left\{ z : \frac{3}{4} \ \pi \le Arg z \le\frac{5}{4} \ \pi \right\}$ .     

A system of equations for describing cocyclic Hadamard matrices

Given a basis for 2‐cocycles over a group G of order , we describe a nonlinear system of 4t‐1 equations and k indeterminates over , whose solutions determine the whole set of cocyclic Hadamard matrices over G, in the sense that ( ) is a solution of the system if and only if the 2‐cocycle gives rise to a cocyclic Hadamard matrix . Furthermore, the study of any isolated equation of the system provides upper and lower bounds on the number of coboundary generators in which have to be combined to form a cocyclic Hadamard matrix coming from a special class of cocycles. We include some results on the families of groups and . A deeper study of the system provides some more nice properties. For instance, in the case of dihedral groups , we have found that it suffices to check t instead of the 4t rows of , to decide the Hadamard character of the matrix (for a special class of cocycles f). © 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Combin Designs 16: 276–290, 2008     

Popular edges and dominant matchings

Given a bipartite graph \(G = (A \cup B,E)\) with strict preference lists and given an edge \(e^* \in E\), we ask if there exists a popular matching in G that contains \(e^*\). We call this the popular edge problem. A matching M is popular if there is no matching \(M'\) such that the vertices that prefer \(M'\) to M outnumber those that prefer M to \(M'\). It is known that every stable matching is popular; however G may have no stable matching with the edge \(e^*\). In this paper we identify another natural subclass of popular matchings called “dominant matchings” and show that if there is a popular matching that contains the edge \(e^*\), then there is either a stable matching that contains \(e^*\) or a dominant matching that contains \(e^*\). This allows us to design a linear time algorithm for identifying the set of popular edges. When preference lists are complete, we show an \(O(n^3)\) algorithm to find a popular matching containing a given set of edges or report that none exists, where \(n = |A| + |B|\).     

Nonnormal Effects in the Taylor–Couette Problem

This work is devoted to the study of transient growth of perturbations in the Taylor–Couette problem due to linear nonnormal mechanisms. The study is carried out for a particular small gap case and is mostly focused on the linearly stable regime of counter-rotation. The exploration covers a wide range of inner and outer angular speeds as well as axial and azimuthal modes. Significant transient growth is found in the regime of stable counter-rotation. The numerical results are in agreement with former analyses based on energy methods and other independent numerical studies. The optimal energy transient growth factor appears to be consistent with experimental observations. This study might shed some light on the subcritical transition to turbulence which is found experimentally in Taylor–Couette flow when the cylinders rotate in opposite directions. Received 13 February 2001 and accepted 29 March 2002 Published online: 2 October 2002 RID="*" ID="*" This work was supported by the UK EPSRC under Grant GR/M30890. The author thanks Nick Trefethen for fruitful discussions. RID="*" ID="*" Present address: Departament de Fisica Aplicada, Univ. Politecnica de Catalunya, 08034 Barcelona, Spain (alvar@fa.upc.es) Communicated by H.J.S. Fernando     

Global Analysis of the Flows of Fluids with Pressure-Dependent Viscosities

 To describe the flows of fluids over a wide range of pressures, it is necessary to take into account the fact that the viscosity of the fluid depends on the pressure. That the viscosity depends on the pressure has been verified by numerous careful experiments. While the existence of solutions local-in-time to the equations governing the flows of such fluids are available for small, special data and rather unrealistic dependence of the viscosity on the pressure, no global existence results are in place. Our interest here is to establish the existence of weak solutions for spatially periodic three-dimensional flows that are global in time, for a large class of physically meaningful viscosity-pressure relationships. (Accepted May 1, 2002) Published online November 15, 2002 Communicated by S. S. ANTMAN     

Radii of starlikeness and convexity of a cross-product of Bessel functions

To illustrate vertical and horizontal equidistributions of Kloosterman sums, we prove two relevant central limit theorems by some analytic and combinatorial properties of Chebyshev polynomials and independence of monodromy groups of Kloosterman sheaves. The first one supports a short interval version of Katz’s vertical Sato–Tate distribution theorem, and the second one coincides with the horizontal conjecture of Katz in the statistical sense.     

A new heuristic and an exact approach for a production planning problem

Central European Journal of Operations Research - We deal with a very complex and hard scheduling problem. Two types of products are processed by a heterogeneous resource set, where resources have...