On the Szeged and the Laplacian Szeged spectrum of a graph

For a given graph G its Szeged weighting is defined by w(e)=n_u(e)n_v(e), where e=uv is an edge of G,n_u(e) is the number of vertices of G closer to u than to v, and n_v(e) is defined analogously. The adjacency matrix of a graph weighted in this way is called its Szeged matrix. In this paper we determine the spectra of Szeged matrices and their Laplacians for several families of graphs. We also present sharp upper and lower bounds on the eigenvalues of Szeged matrices of graphs.     

Some results on symplectic matrices

The principal results are that if A is an integral matrix such that AA^T is symplectic then A = CQ, where Q is a permutation matrix and C is symplectic; and that if A is a hermitian positive definite matrix which is symplectic, and B is the unique hermitian positive definite pth.root of A, where p is a positive integer, then B is also symplectic.     

痂囊腔菌素A的结构

对实验室生物合成方法制得的痂囊腔菌素A做X射线晶体衍射测定,与文献对照,所属品系及空间群相同,晶胞参数接近,但发现北醌母体外的侧基构型有明显差异,主要表现在两个手性碳原子是R-R型而非S-S型,分别以衍射数据和分子力学优化数据为起始结构,进行STO-3G水平上的结构全优化。计算结果表明所制得的痂囊腔菌素A是一种新的光学活性对映体,由此推测痂囊腔菌素A的高光敏活性可能与手性结构特征有关。     

HL-2A装置中性束发射光谱 诊断系统的研制与测试

在HL-2A装置上完成了一套32通道束发射诊断系统(BES),可对径向r=12~44cm, 极向-7.5~+7.5cm二维空间范围内的长波长()电子密度扰动信息进行测量,其时间分辨率达到0.5ms,空间分辨率1~2cm。系统由内置于真空室的非对称镜头组、传输光纤、高性能探测器模块以及辅助的冷却和真空设备构成。系统的噪声在低频时(f<100kHz)主要由散粒噪声贡献,在较高频率时由散粒噪声和e噪声共同决定。在典型的HL-2A装置放电模式中,对于200kHz以下的扰动,该系统的信噪比(SNR)均大于3。     

The two-dimensional quantum Euclidean algebra

The algebra dual to Woronowicz's deformation of the two-dimensional Euclidean group is constructed. The same algebra is obtained from SU _q (2) via contraction on both the group and algebra levels.     

On hooks of Young diagrams

The well-known fact that there is always one more addable than removable box for a Young diagram is generalized to arbitrary hooks. As an application, this immediately implies a simple proof of a conjecture of Regev and Vershik [3] for which inductive proofs have recently been given by Regev and Zeilberger [4] and Janson [1].     

CLP-compactness for topological spaces and groups

We study CLP-compact spaces (every cover consisting of clopen sets has a finite subcover) and CLP-compact topological groups. In particular, we extend a theorem on CLP-compactness of products from [J. Steprāns, A. Šostak, Restricted compactness properties and their preservation under products, Topology Appl. 101 (3) (2000) 213-229] and we offer various criteria for CLP-compactness for spaces and topological groups, that work particularly well for precompact groups. This allows us to show that arbitrary products of CLP-compact pseudocompact groups are CLP-compact. For every natural n we construct:

(i)

a totally disconnected, n-dimensional, pseudocompact CLP-compact group; and

(ii)

a hereditarily disconnected, n-dimensional, totally minimal, CLP-compact group that can be chosen to be either separable metrizable or pseudocompact (a Hausdorff group G is totally minimal when all continuous surjective homomorphisms G→H, with a Hausdorff group H, are open).

     

A metric approach to asymptotic analysis

We introduce a notion of “firm” (or uniform) asymptotic cone to an unbounded subset of a normed space. We relate this notion to a concept of “firm” asymptotic function. We use these notions to study boundedness properties which can be applied to continuity questions for some operations on sets and functions. Such questions arise in stability analysis of Hamilton-Jacobi equations. We present some other applications such as an extension of a theorem of Dieudonné and existence results in optimization and fixed point theory.     

The structure of the core of a numerical contraction

A bounded linear operatorT is a numerical contraction if and only if there exists a selfadjoint contractionZ such that . The aim of the present paper is to study the structure of the coreZ(T) of all selfadjoint contractions satisfying the above inequality. Especially we consider several conditions for thatZ(T) is a single-point set. By using this argument we shall characterize extreme points of the set of all numerical contractions. Moreover we shall give effective sufficient conditions for extreme points.     

On the sequences of the Weyl semi-radii associated with matricial Carathéodory and Schur sequences in both nondegenerate and degenerate cases

In this paper we discuss Weyl matrix balls in the context of the matricial versions of the classical interpolation problems named after Carathéodory and Schur. Our particular focus will be on studying the monotonicity of suitably normalized semi-radii of the corresponding Weyl matrix balls. We, furthermore, devote a fair bit of attention to characterizing the case in which equality holds for particular matricial inequalities. Solving these problems will provide us with a new perspective on the role of the central functions for the classes of Carathéodory and Schur.