Gauge symmetries and percolation in ±J Ising spin glasses

We consider the ±J spin glass on a finite graph G=(V,E), with i.i.d. couplings. Our approach considers the Z ₂ local gauge invariance of the system. We see the gauge group as a graph theoretic linear code ? over GF(2). The gauge is fixed by choosing a convenient linear supplement of ?. Assuming some relation between the disorder parameter p and the inverse temperature of the thermal bath β _pb , we study percolation in the random interaction random cluster model, and extend the results to dilute spin glasses. Received: 5 May 1997 / Revised version: 9 April 1998     

On the stability of certain higher rank bundles on P N

Here we prove the stability of several higher rank bundles on ? ⁿ strongly related with the postulation of projective varieties. As a particular case, we give another proof of the stability of ? ⁿ      

Numerical detection of instability regions for delay models with delay-dependent parameters

In this paper we are interested in gaining local stability insights about the interior equilibria of delay models arising in biomathematics. The models share the property that the corresponding characteristic equations involve delay-dependent coefficients. The presence of such dependence requires the use of suitable criteria which usually makes the analytical work harder so that numerical techniques must be used. Most existing methods for studying stability switching of equilibria fail when applied to such a class of delay models. To this aim, an efficient criterion for stability switches was recently introduced in [E. Beretta, Y. Kuang, Geometric stability switch criteria in delay differential systems with delay dependent parameters, SIAM J. Math. Anal. 33 (2002) 1144–1165] and extended [E. Beretta, Y. Tang, Extension of a geometric stability switch criterion, Funkcial Ekvac 46(3) (2003) 337–361]. We describe how to numerically detect the instability regions of positive equilibria by using such a criterion, considering both discrete and distributed delay models.     

Globally generated vector bundles on the Segre threefold with Picard number two

We classify globally generated vector bundles on with small first Chern class, i.e. , . Our main method is to investigate the associated smooth curves to globally generated vector bundles via the Hartshorne–Serre correspondence.     

Long time behaviour of the solution to non-linear Kraichnan equations

We consider the solution of a nonlinear Kraichnan equation with a covariance kernel k and boundary condition H(t, t)=1. We study the long time behaviour of H as the time parameters t, s go to infinity, according to the asymptotic behaviour of k. This question appears in various subjects since it is related with the analysis of the asymptotic behaviour of the trace of non-commutative processes satisfying a linear differential equation, but also naturally shows up in the study of the so-called response function and aging properties of the dynamics of some disordered spin systems.     

Any network code comes from an algebraic curve taking osculating spaces

In this note we prove that every network code over \(\mathbb{F }_q\) may be realized taking some of the osculating spaces of a smooth projective curve.     

Meromorphic singular foliations on complex projective surfaces

Here we show that many numerical computations and bounds on the degrees of the algebraic leaves for singular meromorphic foliations on ² may be extended to large classes of foliations and complex projective surfaces.The author was partially supported by MURST and GNSAGA of CNR (Italy)     

Vector bundles on Hirzebruch surfaces whose twists by a non-ample line bundle have natural cohomology

Here we study vector bundles E on the Hirzebruch surface F _e such that their twists by a spanned, but not ample, line bundle M = _Fe (h + ef) have natural cohomology, i.e. h ⁰(F _e , E(tM)) > 0 implies h ¹(F _e , E(tM)) = 0.