We show linear stability or instability for radially symmet-ric equilibrium solutions to the system of interface equation and two parabolic equations arising in the singular limit of three-component activator-inhibitor models.
Given Jacobi forms, we determine associated Jacobi-like forms, whose coefficients are quasimodular forms. We then use these quasimodular forms to construct differential operators on modular forms, which are expressed in terms of the Fourier coefficients of the given Jacobi forms.
We derive the Schur function identities coming from the tensor products of the spin representations of the symmetric group Sn. We deal with the tensor products of the basic spin representation V (n) and any spin representation V λ (λ ∈ SP (n)). The characteristic map of the tensor product ζn ⊗ ζλ is described by Stembridge[4] for the case of odd n. We consider the case n is even.
In recent years, Liu and his collaborators found many non-trivial products of generators in the homotopy groups of the sphere spectrum. In this paper, we show a result which not only implies most of their results, but also extends a result of theirs.
In [8] M. Harada studied a left artinian ring R such that every non-small left R-module contains a non-zero injective submodule. And in [13] K. Oshiro called the ring a left Harada ring (abbreviated left H-ring). We can see many results on left Harada rings in [6] and many equivalent conditions in [4, Theorem B]. In this paper, to characterize two-sided Harada rings, we intruduce new concepts “co-H-sequence” and “H-epimorphism” and study them.
In this paper, the asymptotic behavior of solutions of a class of non-autonomous third order neutral delay differential equations is studied. Results on the stability, boundedness, and the square integrability of solutions and their derivatives are obtained. An example to illustrate the results is included.
We study invariant surfaces generated by one-parameter subgroups of simply and pseudo isotropic rigid motions. Basically, the simply and pseudo isotropic geometries are the study of a three-dimensional space equipped with a rank 2 metric of index zero and one, respectively. We show that the one-parameter subgroups of isotropic rigid motions lead to seven types of invariant surfaces, which then generalizes the study of revolution and helicoidal surfaces in Euclidean and Lorentzian spaces to the context of singular metrics. After computing the two fundamental forms of these surfaces and their Gaussian and mean curvatures, we solve the corresponding problem of prescribed curvature for invariant surfaces whose generating curves lie on a plane containing the degenerated direction.
The existence and stability of the Allen–Cahn equation discretized in space and time are studied in a finite spatial interval. If a parameter is less than or equals to a critical value, the zero solution is the only stationary solution. If the parameter is larger than the critical value, one has a positive stationary solution and this positive stationary solution is asymptotically stable.
The branching coefficients of the tensor product of finite-dimensional irreducible Uq(g)-modules, where g is so(2n + 1, C) (Bn-type), sp(2n,C) (Cn-type), and so(2n,C) (Dn-type), are expressed in terms of Littlewood-Richardson (LR) coefficients in the stable region. We give an interpretation of this relation by Kashiwara’s crystal theory by providing an explicit surjection from the LR crystal of type Cn to the disjoint union of Cartesian product of LR crystals of An−1-type and by proving that LR crystals of types Bn and Dn are identical to the corresponding LR crystal of type Cn in the stable region.
We define inductively unstable n-fold Toda brackets for every n>2 in the category of spaces with base points, and then define stable ones.
In this paper, we study K-theory of spectral schemes by using locally free sheaves. Let us regard the K-theory as a functor K on affine spectral schemes. Then, we prove that the group completion $\Omega B^{\mathcal{G}}(B^{\mathcal{G}}GL)$ represents the sheafification of K with respect to Zariski (resp. Nisnevich) topology $\mathcal{G}$, where $B^{\mathcal{G}}GL$ is a classifying space of a colimit of affine spectral schemes $GL_n$.
Let R be a complete discrete valuation ring with algebraically residue field of characteristic p > 0 and X a stable curve over R. In the present paper, we study the geometry of coverings of X. Under certain assumptions, we prove that, by replacing R by a finite extension of R, there exists a morphism of stable curves f : Y → X over R such that the morphism fη : Yη → Xη induced by f on generic fibers is finite étale and the morphism fs : Ys → Xs induced by f on special fibers is non-finite.
A Banach space operator satisfies property (Bw) if the complement of its B-Weyl spectrum in its the spectrum is the set of finite multiplicity isolated eigenvalues of the operator. Property (Bw) does not transfer from operators T and S to their tensor product T ⊗ S. We give necessary and /or sufficient conditions ensuring the passage of property (Bw) from T and S to T ⊗ S. Perturbations by Riesz operators are considered.
The Terwilliger algebra plays an important role in the theory of association schemes. The present paper gives the explicit structures of the Terwilliger algebras of the group association schemes of the finite groups PSL(2, 7), A6, and S6.
The present paper focus on introducing certain classes of Cesàro Orlicz sequences over n-normed spaces. We study some topological and algebraic properties of these spaces. Further, we examine relevant relations among the classes of these sequences. We show that these spaces are made n-BK-spaces under certain conditions. Finally, we compute the Köthe-Toeplitz duals of these spaces.
Due to a theorem of Dedekind, factoring ideals generated by prime numbers in number fields is easily done given that said prime number does not divide the index of the field. In this paper, we determine the prime ideal factorizations of both 2 and 3 in cyclic quartic fields whose index is divisible by one of or both of these primes.
We introduce a Schr¨odinger model for the generic representations of a Heisenberg motion group and we construct adapted Weyl correspondences for these representations by adapting the method introduced in [ B. Cahen, Weyl quantization for semidirect products, Differential Geom. Appl. 25 (2007), 177-190].
A Banach space operator S satisfies property (aw) if σ(S) \ σw(S) = E0 a(S), where E0 a(S) is the set of all isolated point in the approximate point spectrum which are eigenvalues of finite multiplicity. Property (aw) does not transfer from operators A and B to their tensor product A ⊗ B, so we give necessary and/or sufficient conditions ensuring the passage of property (aw) from A and B to A⊗B. Perturbations by Riesz operators are considered.
This paper extends the result in \cite{HNS15} to Triebel-Lizorkin-Morrey spaces which contains $4$ parameters $p,q,r,s$. This paper reinforces our earlier paper \cite{HNS15} by Nakamura, the first and the third authors in two different directions. First, we include the smoothness parameter $s$ and the second smoothness parameter $r$. In \cite{HNS15} we assumed $s=0$ and $r=2$. Here we relax the conditions on $s$ and $r$ to $s \in {\mathbb R}$ and $1 < r \le \infty$. Second, we apply a formula obtained by Bergh in 1978 to prove our main theorem without using the underlying sequence spaces.
We prove that the radial part of the class one Whittaker function on a split semisimple Lie group can be obtained as an appropriate limit of the Heckman-Opdam hypergeometric function.
