Identity principles for commuting holomorphic self-maps of the unit disc

Let f,g be two commuting holomorphic self-maps of the unit disc. If f and g agree at the common Wolff point up to a certain order of derivatives (no more than 3 if the Wolff point is on the unit circle), then f≡g.     

A PICARD TYPE THEOREM AND BLOCH LAW

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Dirichlet型空间上的乘子

本文主要根据τ与μ的不同取值分三种情况刻划了Cn中单位球上Dirichlet 型空间上的点乘子空间M(Dτ,Dμ),并通过两个函数的构造表明:当τ≤n时,包含 关系M(Dτ)(?)Dτ和当τ>μ,τ>n-1时,包含关系M(Dτ)(?) M(Dμ)是严格的.     

Boundaries for algebras of holomorphic functions

Let A_u(B_G) be the Banach algebra of all complex valued functions defined on the closed unit ball B_G of a complex Banach space G which are uniformly continuous on B_G and holomorphic in the interior of B_G, endowed with the sup norm. A characterization of the boundaries for A_u(B_G) is given in case G belongs to a class of Banach spaces that includes the pre-dual of a Lorentz sequence space studied by Gowers in Israel J. Math. 69 (1990) 129-151. The non-existence of the Shilov boundary for A_u(B_G) is also proved.     

Monitoring of yeast fermentation by ion mobility spectrometry measurement and data visualisation with Self-Organizing Maps

Ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) measurement combined with unsupervised neurocomputing is considered as a new potential method for on-line monitoring of fermentation and other processes producing volatile compounds that involve micro-organisms. This was demonstrated in a model system in which a strain of brewer’s yeast (Saccharomyces cerevisiae) was cultivated in a bench-top fermenter. Five phases of yeast growth could be detected from measurements of the exhaust gases from the fermenter, as indicated by the changes in ion mobility spectra analysed by computational methods.The data were first processed using the Self-Organizing Map (SOM) algorithm, the results showing that the phases of fermentation can be detected and identified. The cultivations were also shown by Sammon’s mapping to be comparable to a certain level of accuracy. Contaminated cultivation could be detected by its distinctive ion mobility spectrometry profile.     

Complex homogeneous spaces of real groups with top homology in codimension two

SupposeX=G/H is a connected homogeneous complex manifold, whereG is a Lie group andH is a closed subgroup. Assume (X) and letG/H G/I be the holomorphic reduction ofX. If the top nonvanishing homology group ofX with coefficients in ₂ is in codimension two, then either a complex Lie group acts tansitively onG/I (see [3]) orG/I is biholomorphic to the unit disk.Partially supported by NSERC Grant A3494 and by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft     

A Unified Fixed Point Theory for Countably P -Concentrative Multimaps

New fixed point results and Leray-Schauder alternatives are presented for countably P -concentrative multimaps. The notion of an essential map is also introduced for a wide class of maps.     

Cousin I condition and Stein spaces

Here we give a few n-dimensional extensions of a recent result of M. Abe concerning a Cousin I characterization of two-dimensional Stein manifolds.     

Novel matrix invariants for characterization of changes of proteomics maps

Previous studies on mathematical characterization of proteomics maps by sets of map invariants were based on the construction of a set of distance-related matrices obtained by matrix multiplication of a single matrix by itself. Here we consider an alternative characterization of proteomics maps based on a set of matrices characterizing local features of an embedded zigzag curve over the map. It is shown that novel invariants can well characterize proteomics maps. Advantages of the novel approach are discussed.     

Numerically anticanonical divisors on Kato surfaces

The compact curves of an intermediate Kato surface $S$ form a basis of $H^2(S,\mathbb{Q})$. We present a way to compute the associated rational coefficients of the first Chern class $c_1\left(S\right)$. We get in particular a simple geometric obstruction for $c_1\left(S\right)$ to be an integral class, or equivalently index $\left(S\right)=1$. In the final part we discuss relations with some recent work of Dloussky (2011) and Oeljeklaus and Toma (2009).