A variant of the Reynolds operator

Let be a linearly reductive group over a field , and let be a -algebra with a rational action of . Given rational --modules and , we define for the induced -action on Hom a generalized Reynolds operator, which exists even if the action on Hom is not rational. Given an -module homomorphism , it produces, in a natural way, an -module homomorphism which is -equivariant. We use this generalized Reynolds operator to study properties of rational - modules. In particular, we prove that if is invariantly generated (i.e. ), then is a projective (resp. flat) -module provided that is a projective (resp. flat) -module. We also give a criterion whether an -projective (or -flat) rational --module is extended from an -module.

     

Asymptotic Dirichlet problem for the Schrödinger operator via rough isometry

We pose and solve the asymptotic Dirichlet problem for the Schrödinger operator via rough isometries on a certain class of Riemannian manifolds. With suitable potentials, we give the solvability of the problem for a naturally defined class of data functions.

     

Area Integral Functions and H Functional Calculus for Sectorial Operators on Hilbert Spaces

Area integral functions are introduced for sectorial operators on Hilbert spaces. We establish the equivalence relationship between the square and area integral functions. This immediately extends McIntosh/Yagi's results on H^∞ functional calculus of sectorial operators on Hilbert spaces to the case when the square functions are replaced by the area integral functions.     

标准算子代数上保因子交换性的映射

Let X, Y be real or complex Banach spaces with dimension greater than 2 and A, B be standard operator algebras on X and Y, respectively. Let φ ：A →B be a unital surjective map. In this paper, we characterize the map φ on .4 which satisfies （A - B）R = R（A-B） ξR （（A-B）→ （φ（B））φ（R） =φ（R）（（A）- （B）） for A, B, R E .4 and for some scalar     

Small Data Scattering for the One-Dimensional Nonlinear Dirac Equation with Power Nonlinearity

We study scattering problems for the one-dimensional nonlinear Dirac equation (?_t + α?_x + iβ)Φ = λ|Φ|^p?1Φ. We prove that if p > 3 (resp. p > 3 + 1/6), then the wave operator (resp. the scattering operator) is well-defined on some 0-neighborhood of a weighted Sobolev space. In order to prove these results, we use linear operators D(t)xD(?t) and t?_x + x?_t ? α/2, where {D(t)}_t∈? is the free Dirac evolution group. For the reader's convenience, in an appendix we list and prove fundamental properties of D(t)xD(?t) and t?_x + x?_t ? α/2.     

A note about Volterra operators on weighted Banach spaces of entire functions

We characterize boundedness, compactness and weak compactness of Volterra operators acting between different weighted Banach spaces of entire functions with sup‐norms in terms of the symbol g; thus we complement recent work by Bassallote, Contreras, Hernández‐Mancera, Martín and Paul 3 for spaces of holomorphic functions on the disc and by Constantin and Peláez 16 for reflexive weighted Fock spaces.     

Numerical solution for the anisotropic Willmore flow of graphs

The Willmore flow is well known problem from the differential geometry. It minimizes the Willmore functional defined as integral of the mean-curvature square over given manifold. For the graph formulation, we derive modification of the Willmore flow with anisotropic mean curvature. We define the weak solution and we prove an energy equality. We approximate the solution numerically by the complementary finite volume method. To show the stability, we re-formulate the resulting scheme in terms of the finite difference method. By using simple framework of the finite difference method (FDM) we show discrete version of the energy equality. The time discretization is done by the method of lines and the resulting system of ODEs is solved by the Runge–Kutta–Merson solver with adaptive integration step. We also show experimental order of convergence as well as results of the numerical experiments, both for several different anisotropies.     

Sharp lower bound of spectral gap for Schrödinger operator and related results

We give an easy proof of Andrews and Clutterbuck’s main results [J. Amer. Math. Soc., 2011, 24(3): 899−916], which gives both a sharp lower bound for the spectral gap of a Schrödinger operator and a sharp modulus of concavity for the logarithm of the corresponding first eigenfunction. We arrive directly at the same estimates by the ‘double coordinate’ approach and asymptotic behavior of parabolic flows. Although using the techniques appeared in the above paper, we partly simplify the method and argument. This maybe help to provide an easy way for estimating spectral gap. Besides, we also get a new lower bound of spectral gap for a class of Schödinger operator.