Vol 52, No 2 (2018)
- Year: 2018
- Articles: 11
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/0016-2663/issue/view/14580
Article
Degeneration of Horospheres in Spherical Homogeneous Spaces
Abstract
Horospheres for an action of a semisimple algebraic group G on an affine variety X are the generic orbits of a maximal unipotent subgroup U ⊂ G or, equivalently, the generic fibers of the categorical quotient of the variety X by the action of U, which is defined by the values of the highest weight functions. The remaining fibers of this quotient (which we call degenerate horospheres) for a certain class of spherical G-varieties containing all simply connected symmetric spaces are studied.
83-92
Lagrangian Subspaces, Delta-Matroids, and Four-Term Relations
Abstract
Finite-order invariants (Vassiliev invariants) of knots are expressed in terms of weight systems, that is, functions on chord diagrams (embedded graphs with a single vertex) satisfying the four-term relations. Weight systems have graph analogues, the so-called 4-invariants of graphs, i.e., functions on graphs that satisfy the four-term relations for graphs. Each 4-invariant determines a weight system.
The notion of a weight system is naturally generalized to the case of embedded graphs with an arbitrary number of vertices. Such embedded graphs correspond to links; to each component of a link there corresponds a vertex of an embedded graph. Recently, two approaches have been suggested to extend the notion of 4-invariants of graphs to the case of combinatorial structures corresponding to embedded graphs with an arbitrary number of vertices. The first approach is due to V. Kleptsyn and E. Smirnov, who considered functions on Lagrangian subspaces in a 2n-dimensional space over F2 endowed with a standard symplectic form and introduced four-term relations for them. The second approach, due to V. Zhukov and S. Lando, gives four-term relations for functions on binary delta-matroids.
In this paper, these two approaches are proved to be equivalent.
93-100
Probabilistic Approximation of the Evolution Operator
Abstract
A method for approximation of the operator e−itH, where \(H = - \frac{1}{2}\frac{{{d^2}}}{{d{x^2}}} + V(x)\), in the strong operator topology is proposed. The approximating operators have the form of expectations of functionals of a certain random point field.
101-112
Integrable Crystals and Restriction to Levi Subgroups Via Generalized Slices in the Affine Grassmannian
Abstract
Let G be a connected reductive algebraic group over ℂ, and let ΛG+ be the monoid of dominant weights of G. We construct integrable crystals BG(λ), λ ∈ ΛG+, using the geometry of generalized transversal slices in the affine Grassmannian of the Langlands dual group of G. We also construct tensor product maps \(P{\lambda _1},{\lambda _2}:{B^G}({\lambda _2}) \to {B^G}({\lambda _1} + {\lambda _2}) \cup \{ 0\} \) in terms of multiplication in generalized transversal slices. Let L ⊂ G be a Levi subgroup of G. We describe the functor ResLG: Rep(G) → Rep(L) of restriction to L in terms of the hyperbolic localization functors for generalized transversal slices.
113-133
Periodic Trajectories and Coincidence Points of Tuples of Set-Valued Maps
Abstract
A fixed-point theorem is proved for a finite composition of set-valued Lipschitz maps such that the product of their Lipschitz constants is less than 1. The notion of a Lipschitz tuple of (finitely many) set-valued maps is introduced; it is proved that such a tuple has a periodic trajectory, which determines a fixed point of the given composition of set-valued Lipschitz maps. This result is applied to study the coincidence points of a pair of tuples (Lipschitz and covering).
139-143
The Index of a 1-Form on a Real Quotient Singularity
Abstract
Let G be a finite Abelian group acting (linearly) on space ℝn and, therefore, on its complexification ℂn, and let W be the real part of the quotient ℂn/G (in the general case, W ≠ ℝn/G). The index of an analytic 1-form on the space W is expressed in terms of the signature of the residue bilinear form on the G-invariant part of the quotient of the space of germs of n-forms on (ℝn, 0) by the subspace of forms divisible by the 1-form under consideration.
144-146
On the Convergence of Solutions of Variational Problems with Implicit Pointwise Constraints in Variable Domains
Abstract
Results on the convergence of minimizers and minimum values of integral and more general functionals Js: W1,p(Ωs) → ℝ on the sets Us(hs) = {v ∈ W1,p(Ωs): hs(v) ≤ 0 a.e. in Ωs}, where p > 1, {Ωs} is a sequence of domains contained in a bounded domain Ω of ℝn (n > 2), and {hs} is a sequence of functions on ℝ, are announced.
147-150
On the Hyperbolicity Locus of a Real Curve
Abstract
Given a real algebraic curve in the projective 3-space, its hyperbolicity locus is the set of lines with respect to which the curve is hyperbolic. We give an example of a smooth irreducible curve whose hyperbolicity locus is disconnected but the connected components are not distinguished by the linking numbers with the connected components of the curve.
151-153
On Fourier Series in Generalized Eigenfunctions of a Discrete Sturm–Liouville Operator
Abstract
For semicontinuous summation methods generated by Λ = {λn(h)} (n = 0, 1, 2,...; h > 0) of Fourier series in eigenfunctions of a discrete Sturm–Liouville operator of class B, some results on the uniform a.e. behavior of Λ-means are obtained. The results are based on strong- and weak-type estimates of maximal functions. As a consequence, some statements on the behavior of the summation methods generated by the exponential means λn(h) = exp(−uα(n)h) are obtained. An application to a generalized heat equation is given.
154-157
Elements of Potential Theory on Carnot Groups
Abstract
We propose and study elements of potential theory for the sub-Laplacian on homogeneous Carnot groups. In particular, we show the continuity of the single-layer potential and establish Plemelj-type jump relations for the double-layer potential. As a consequence, we derive a formula for the trace on smooth surfaces of the Newton potential for the sub-Laplacian. Using this, we construct a sub-Laplacian version of Kac’s boundary value problem.
158-161
Brief Communications
Exact Calculation of Sums of Cones in Lorentz Spaces
Abstract
A method for exactly calculating norm on the sum of the cones of nonincreasing or concave functions in Lorentz spaces is proposed. The obtained result makes it possible to prove new extrapolation theorems for cones in Lorentz, Lebesgue, and Marcinkiewicz spaces with exact constants.
134-138
