On the Action of a Groupoid on a Manifold

In this paper,some properties of reduction for symplectic F-spaces are discussed.The properties of stable subgroups are discussed.We find that the symplectic action of a symplectic groupoid on a symplectic manifold can induce a symplectic map between reduced symplectic manifolds.This symplectic action can be characterized by the action of its induced symplectic groupoid on a symplectic manifold.Lastly,we shall discuss Poisson reduction and give a Poisson reduction theorem.     

Torus actions on symplectic orbi-spaces

Which -dimensional orbi-spaces have effective symplectic - torus actions? As shown by Lerman and Tolman (1997) and Watson (1997), this question reduces to that of characterizing the finite subgroups of centralizers of tori in the real symplectic group . We resolve this question, and generalize our method to a calculation of the centralizers of all tori in .

     

Sheaves on Involutive Quantaloids

We extend the well-known notions of a singleton, complete -set, presheaf and sheaf over a complete Heyting algebra or a right-sided idempotent quantale to arbitrary involutive quantaloids. We show that sheaves on and complete -sets come to the same thing. This paper can be considered as a symmetric version of an earlier work of the author.     

Random Logistic Maps. I

Let {C _i} ₀ be a sequence of independent and identically distributed random variables with vales in [0, 4]. Let {X _n} ₀ be a sequence of random variables with values in [0, 1] defined recursively by X _n+1=C _n+1 X _n(1–X _n). It is shown here that: (i) E ln C ₁<0X _n0 w.p.1. (ii) E ln C ₁=0X _n0 in probability (iii) E ln C ₁>0, E |ln(4–C ₁)| such that (0, 1)=1 and is invariant for {X _n}. (iv) If there exits an invariant probability measure such that {0}=0, then E ln C ₁>0 and – ln(1–x) (dx)=E ln C ₁. (v) E ln C ₁>0, E |ln(4–C ₁)|< and {X _n} is Harris irreducible implies that the probability distribution of X _n converges in the Cesaro sense to a unique probability distribution on (0, 1) for all X ₀0.     

Existence and uniqueness of rectilinear slit maps

We consider a generalization of the parallel slit uniformization in which the angle of inclination of each image slit is assigned independently. Koebe proved that for domains of finite connectivity there is, up to a normalization, a unique rectilinear slit map achieving any given angle assignment. Koebe's theorem is partially extended to domains of infinite connectivity. A uniqueness result is shown for domains of countable connectivity and arbitrary angle assignments, and an existence result is proved for arbitrary domains under the assumption that the angle assignment is continuous and has finite range. In order to prove the existence result a new extremal length tool, called the crossing-module, is introduced. The crossing-module allows greater freedom in the family of admissible arcs than the classical module. Several results known for the module are extended to the crossing-module. A generalization of Jenkins' module condition for the parallel slit problem is given for the rectilinear slit problem in terms of the crossing-module and it is shown that rectilinear slit maps satisfying this crossing-module condition exist.

     

Syndetically proximal pairs

For continuous self-maps of compact metric spaces, we study the syndetically proximal relation, and in particular we identify certain sufficient conditions for the syndetically proximal cell of each point to be small. We show that any interval map f with positive topological entropy has a syndetically scrambled Cantor set, and an uncountable syndetically scrambled set invariant under some power of f. In the process of proving this, we improve a classical result about interval maps and establish that if f is an interval map with positive topological entropy and m?2, then there is n∈N such that the one-sided full shift on m symbols is topologically conjugate to a subsystem of fn² (the classical result gives only semi-conjugacy).     

Affine Near-Semirings Over Brandt Semigroups

In order to study the structure of A ⁺(B _n )—the affine near-semiring over a Brandt semigroup—this work completely characterizes the Green's classes of its semigroup reducts. In this connection, this work classifies the elements of A ⁺(B _n ) and reports the size of A ⁺(B _n ). Further, idempotents and regular elements of the semigroup reducts of A ⁺(B _n ) have also been characterized and studied some relevant semigroups in A ⁺(B _n ).     

Existence of solutions in variational relation problems without convexity

Two main existence conditions for solutions of variational relation problems are established without convexity. The first one is based on a finite solvability property and the second one on generalized KKM mappings. These conditions unify and strengthen several existing results in the literature on the topic. A model of satisficing process by rejection is considered which gives an economic interpretation of the introduced concepts.     

Weyl-Titchmarsh theory for symplectic difference systems

In this work, we establish Weyl-Titchmarsh theory for symplectic difference systems. This paper extends classical Weyl-Titchmarsh theory and provides a foundation for studying spectral theory of symplectic difference systems.     

Full analogy of Sharkovsky's theorem for lower semicontinuous maps

A full analogy of the celebrated Sharkovsky cycle coexistence theorem is established for lower semicontinuous (multivalued) maps on metrizable linear continua. This result is further extended to triangular maps.