LIMITATIONS ON PRESCRIBING THE HOPF DIFFERENTIAL FOR MINIMAL SURFACES IN H3

ABSTRACT

The Hopf map from minimal surfaces in H ³ to holomorphic quadratic differentials on H ² is considered. Whether or not a given quadratic differential is in the image of this map is determined by the global existence/non-existence of solutions to a certain quasi-linear PDE. It is shown that this map is not surjective.     

与 Cauchy 微分中值定理相关的几个问题

根据Cauchy微分中值定理表达式的结构引入辅助函数 F（x ，c）＝ f （x）- f （c）g（x）- g（c）（a＜ c＜ b），通过讨论其可导性，得到相关的几个不等式，由此得出Cauchy微分中值定理存在唯一“中值点”的一个条件，并给出其逆定理的一个较弱表述。     

平均值不等式的证明及其应用

n n n设 a1，a2，…，an为正数，若∏i＝1 ai ＝1或∑i＝1 ai ＝1，借助数学归纳法可相应地证明∑ai ≥ n或i＝1 n nn∏ai ≤1．这两个不等式可用于证明平均值不等式，并由此得出三者相互等价．实例说明平均值不等式在求数列极限方面的应用． i＝1     

Oscillation theorems for symplectic difference systems

We consider symplectic difference systems involving a spectral parameter, together with the Dirichlet boundary conditions. The main result of the paper is a discrete version of the so-called oscillation theorem which relates the number of finite eigenvalues less than a given number to the number of focal points of the principal solution of the symplectic system. In two recent papers the same problem was treated and an essential ingredient was to establish the concept of the multiplicity of a focal point. But there was still a rather restrictive condition needed, which is eliminated here by using the concept of finite eigenvalues (or zeros) from the theory of matrix pencils.     

Dynamical mean‐field theory for correlated electrons

Electronic correlations strongly influence the properties of matter. For example, they can induce a discontinuous transition from conducting to insulating behavior. In this paper basic terms of the physics of correlated electrons are explained. In particular, I describe some of the steps that led to the formulation of a comprehensive, non‐perturbative many‐body approach to correlated quantum many‐body systems, the dynamical mean‐field theory (DMFT). The DMFT becomes exact in the limit of high lattice dimensions (d → ∞) and allows one to go beyond the investigation of simple correlation models and thereby better understand, and even predict, the properties of electronically correlated materials.     

On the existence of positive solutions of the p‐Laplacian dynamic equations on time scales

In this paper, we investigate the existence of positive solutions for a nonlinear m‐point boundary value problem for the p‐Laplacian dynamic equations on time scales, by applying a Krasnosel'skii's fixed point theorem. As an application, an example is included to demonstrate the main results. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

直觉I-Fuzzy拓扑空间的杨忠道定理

以L~*-格值上Lukasiewicz蕴含算子为工具引入了直觉I-Fuzzy拓扑空间中导集概念,接着给出它的一些性质,最后证明了直觉I-Fuzzy拓扑空间中导集的杨忠道定理.     

Delayed stability switches in singularly perturbed predator–prey models

In this paper we provide an elementary proof of the existence of canard solutions for a class of singularly perturbed planar systems in which there occurs a transcritical bifurcation of the quasi steady states. The proof uses the one-dimensional result proved by V.F. Butuzov, N.N. Nefedov and K.R. Schneider, and an appropriate monotonicity assumption on the vector field. The result is applied to identify all possible predator–prey models with quadratic vector fields allowing for the existence of canard solutions.     

On the inclusion of collisional correlations in quantum dynamics

We present a formalism to describe collisional correlations responsible for thermalization effects in finite quantum systems. The approach consists in a stochastic extension of time dependent mean field theory. Correlations are treated in time dependent perturbation theory and loss of coherence is assumed at some time intervals allowing a stochastic reduction of the correlated dynamics in terms of a stochastic ensemble of time dependent mean-fields. This theory was formulated long ago in terms of density matrices but never applied in practical cases because of its complexity. We propose here a reformulation of the theory in terms of wave functions and use a simplified 1D model of cluster and molecules allowing to test the theory in a schematic but realistic manner. We illustrate the performance in terms of several observables, in particular global moments of the density matrix and single particle entropy built on occupation numbers. The occupation numbers remain fixed in time dependent mean-field propagation and change when evaluating the correlations, then taking fractional values. They converge asymptotically towards Fermi distributions which is a clear indication of thermalization.