We study the closures of classes of log-concave measures under taking weak limits, linear transformations and tensor products. We investigate which uniform measures on convex bodies can be obtained starting from some class 𝒦. In particular we prove that if one starts from one-dimensional log-concave measures, one obtains no non-trivial uniform mesures on convex bodies.
Nous rassemblons divers résultats sur les nombres normaux et en déduisons de nouveaux résultats.
Poincaré’s classical recurrence theorem is generalised to the noncommutative setup where a measure space with a measure-preserving transformation is replaced by a von Neumann algebra with a weight and a Jordan morphism leaving the weight invariant. This is done by a suitable reformulation of the theorem in the language of -space rather than the original measure space, thus allowing the replacement of the commutative von Neumann algebra by a noncommutative one.
A well-known mathematical property of the particle paths of Brownian motion is that such paths are, with probability one, everywhere continuous and nowhere differentiable. R. Feynman (1965) and elsewhere asserted without proof that an analogous property holds for the sample paths (or possible paths) of a non-relativistic quantum mechanical particle to which a conservative force is applied. Using the non-absolute integration theory of Kurzweil and Henstock, this article provides an introductory proof...
We study distance measures for lattice-generated sets in Rd, d>=3, with respect to non-isotropic distances l-l.K, induced by smooth symmetric convex bodies K. An effective Fourier-analytic approach is developed to get sharp upper bounds for the second moment of the weighted distance measure.