On fractional iterates of a Brouwer homeomorphism embeddable in a flow

We present a method for finding continuous (and consequently homeomorphic) orientation preserving iterative roots of a Brouwer homeomorphism which is embeddable in a flow. To obtain the roots we use a countable family of maximal parallelizable regions of the flow which is a cover of the plane. The maximal parallelizable regions are unions of equivalence classes of an appropriate equivalence relation. We show that if an equivalence class is invariant under the nth iterate of a Brouwer homeomorphism g, then it is invariant under g. We use this fact to prove that each maximal parallelizable region of the flow must be invariant under all homeomorphic orientation preserving iterative roots of the given Brouwer homeomorphism.     

Limiting Laws for Entrance Times of Critical Mappings of a Circle

A renormalization group transformation R ₁ has a single stable point in the space of the analytic circle homeomorphisms with a single cubic critical point and with the rotation number (the golden mean). Let a homeomorphism T be the C ¹-conjugate of . We let denote the sequence of distribution functions of the time of the kth entrance to the nth renormalization interval for the homeomorphism T. We prove that for any , the sequence has a finite limiting distribution function , which is continuous in , and singular on the interval [0,1]. We also study the sequence for k>1.     

On Homeomorphisms of Effective Topological Spaces

We study effective presentations and homeomorphisms of effective topological spaces. By constructing a functor from the category of computable models into the category of effective topological spaces, we show in particular that there exist homeomorphic effective topological spaces admitting no hyperarithmetical homeomorphism between them and there exist effective topological spaces whose autohomeomorphism group has the cardinality of the continuum but whose only hyperarithmetical autohomeomorphism is trivial. It is also shown that if the group of autohomeomorphisms of a hyperarithmetical topological space has cardinality less than 2 then this group is hyperarithmetical. We introduce the notion of strong computable homeomorphism and solve the problem of the number of effective presentations of T ₀-spaces with effective bases of clopen sets with respect to strong homeomorphisms.     

Convergence of Double Fourier Series after a Change of Variable

In this paper, we prove that for any compact set there exists a homeomorphism of the closed interval such that for an arbitrary function f the Fourier series of the function F(x,y) = f((x),(y)) converges uniformly on simultaneously over rectangles, over spheres, and over triangles.     

关于非线性边值问题几个存在性定理的新结果

本文运用同胚理论,研究微分方程边值问题解的存在性与唯一性,得到两个基本定理,推广了Ｂｒｏｗｎ（ｉｎＡｎｎａｌｉ．Ｍａｔ．Ｐｕｒａ．Ａｐｐｌｉ．１９７５,１０６：２０５～２１４）的结论,取消了有界性假设,并把我们的结果用于有限维的情况,考虑了非线性守恒系统在扰动情况下（Ｎｅｗｔｏｎ类运动方程）周期解的存在性与唯一性问题·把同胚用于这类问题的研究目前还是新的     

关于超空间上Whitney映射的一个问题

本文研究了超空间上的Ｗｎｉｔｎｅｙ映射,给出了它的一些性质和一个反例,从而解决了文献［１］中的一个问题．     

Manifolds of support sets of chebyshev polynomials

We consider a parameterization of the set of polynomialsT _n(E, x) whose deviation from zero is the least on a systemE consisting of several intervals on the real axis. We point out a new way for obtaining the equations which describe the boundary of the maximum set of the least deviationE ⁺ ⊃E. We describe the geometry of the variety of all possible setsE ⁺; this manifold is embedded in the moduli space of hyperelliptic curves with real branch points. Translated fromMatematicheskie Zametki, Vol. 67, No. 6, pp. 828–836, June, 2000.     

On families of invariant lines of a Brouwer homeomorphism

ABSTRACT

We present properties of equivalence classes of the codivergency relation defined for a Brouwer homeomorphism for which there exists a family of invariant pairwise disjoint lines covering the plane. In particular, using the codivergency relation we describe the sets of regular and irregular points for such Brouwer homeomorphisms. Moreover, we show that under this assumption the interior of each equivalence class of this relation is invariant and simply connected.