Integral representation formula for generalized normal derivations

For generalized normal derivations, acting on the space of all bounded Hilbert space operators, the following integral representation formulas hold:

 

and

 

whenever is a Hilbert-Schmidt class operator and is a Lipschitz class function on Applying this formula, we extend the Fuglede-Putnam theorem concerning commutativity modulo Hilbert-Schmidt class, as well as trace inequalities for covariance matrices of Muir and Wong. Some new monotone matrix functions and norm inequalities are also derived.

     

Separability and the Twisted Frobenius Bimodule

This paper begins with an introduction to -Frobenius structure on a finite-dimensional Hopf subalgebra pair. In Section 2 a study is made of a generalization of Frobenius bimodules and -Frobenius extensions. Also a special type of twisted Frobenius bimodule which gives an endomorphism ring theorem and converse is studied. Section 3 brings together material on separable bimodules, the dual definitions of split and separable extension, and a theorem of Sugano on endomorphism rings of separable bimodules. In Section 4, separable twisted Frobenius bimodules are characterized in terms of data that generalizes a Frobenius homomorphism and a dual base. In the style of duality, two corollaries characterizing split -Frobenius and separable -Frobenius extensions are proven. Sugano"s theorem is extended to -Frobenius extensions and their endomorphism rings. In Section 5, the problem of when separable extensions are Frobenius extensions is discussed. A Hopf algebra example and a matrix example are given of finite rank free separable -Frobenius extensions which are not Frobenius in the ordinary sense.     

The non-integer cyclovoltammetric electron-exchange numbers of reversible redox reactions of adsorbates

Allowing for the interfacial potential distribution it can be shown that the apparent faradaic electron number, n_app, of ad-layers of chemically modified electrodes and the surface redox valency, n, relating to the slope of the peak potential/pH response [Huck (2002) J Solid State Electrochem 6:534] are at least identical, having the same thermodynamic origin. n_app is calculated from the cyclovoltammetric (CV) peak areas above the interpolated base line. At for proton-coupled surface redox reactions, the influence of the potential drop of the diffuse double layer disappears because the capacitor of the corresponding equivalent circuit becomes shortened by proton transfer, whereby the otherwise non-integer n_app or n values now approach the integer electron numbers, n, of the Nernst equation.

On Tori Triangulations Associated with Two-Dimensional Continued Fractions of Cubic Irrationalities

The notion of equivalence of multidimensional continued fractions is introduced. We consider some properties and state some conjectures related to the structure of the family of equivalence classes of two-dimensional periodic continued fractions. Our approach to the study of the family of equivalence classes of two-dimensional periodic continued fractions leads to revealing special subfamilies of continued fractions for which the triangulations of the torus (i.e., the combinatorics of their fundamental domains) are subjected to clear rules. Some of these subfamilies are studied in detail; the way to construct other similar subfamilies is indicated.     

Double covering of curves

Let be a smooth projective algebraic curve of genus and an integer with . For all integers we prove the existence of a double covering with a smooth curve of genus and the existence of a degree morphism that does not factor through . By the Castelnuovo-Severi inequality, the result is sharp (except perhaps the bound ).

     

Comparison Theorems for Four Dimensional Regular Matrices

A four dimensional summability matrix is stronger than convergence in the Pringsheim sense if it sums a divergent double sequence. Presented in this paper are sufficient conditions on a four dimensional matrix transformation which ensure that the summability matrix is stronger than convergence in the Pringsheim sense. Also other sufficient conditions will be presented to ensure the failure of inclusion between two summability matrices.AMS Subject Classification (2000): Primary 40B05.     

Tenth degree number fields with quintic fields having one real place

In this paper, we enumerate all number fields of degree of discriminant smaller than in absolute value containing a quintic field having one real place. For each one of the (resp. found fields of signature (resp. the field discriminant, the quintic field discriminant, a polynomial defining the relative quadratic extension, the corresponding relative discriminant, the corresponding polynomial over , and the Galois group of the Galois closure are given.

In a supplementary section, we give the first coincidence of discriminant of (resp. nonisomorphic fields of signature (resp. .

     

Quadratic extensions of totally real quintic fields

In this work, we establish lists for each signature of tenth degree number fields containing a totally real quintic subfield and of discriminant less than in absolute value. For each field in the list we give its discriminant, the discriminant of its subfield, a relative polynomial generating the field over one of its subfields, the corresponding polynomial over , and the Galois group of its Galois closure.

We have examined the existence of several non-isomorphic fields with the same discriminants, and also the existence of unramified extensions and cyclic extensions.