Lagrangian submanifolds of quaternion Kaehlerian manifolds satisfying Chen's equality.
We classify all F2Mm1, m2, n1, n2-natural operators Atransforming projectable-projectable torsion-free classical linear connections ∇ on fibered-fibered manifolds Y of dimension (m1,m2, n1, n2) into rth order Lagrangians A(∇) on the fibered-fibered linear frame bundle Lfib-fib(Y) on Y. Moreover, we classify all F2Mm1, m2, n1, n2-natural operators B transforming projectable-projectable torsion-free classical linear connections ∇ on fiberedfibered manifolds Y of dimension (m1, m2, n1, n2) into Euler...
The higher order bundles defined by an anchored bundle are constructed as a natural extension of the higher tangent spaces of a manifold. We prove that a hyperregular lagrangian (hyperregular affine hamiltonian) is a linearizable sub-lagrangian (affine sub-hamiltonian) on a suitable Legendre triple.
In this paper the plane Laguerre’s geometry in the augmented plane of dual numbers is presented. Basic integral and differential invariants of -curves in the plane are deduced, i.e. the -curve arc, -curvature, -minimal curves, -circle. Furthermore the contact of -curves, -osculating circle, -evolute of a curve and some special -motions are studied from the point of view of -Differential geometry.
Nous établissons des inégalités isosystoliques optimales pour les 17 orbifolds plates en dimension 2 (analogues à l’inégalité classique de Loewner pour le tore), ainsi que pour les quotients du plan hyperbolique par les groupes du triangle.
We introduce various notions of large-scale isoperimetric profile on a locally compact, compactly generated amenable group. These asymptotic quantities provide measurements of the degree of amenability of the group. We are particularly interested in a class of groups with exponential volume growth which are the most amenable possible in that sense. We show that these groups share various interesting properties such as the speed of on-diagonal decay of random walks, the vanishing of the reduced first...
The Koszul complex, as introduced in 1950, was a differential graded algebra which modelled a principal fibre bundle. Since then it has been an effective tool, both in algebra and in topology, for the calculation of homological and homotopical invariants. After a partial summary of these results we recall more recent generalizations of this complex, and some applications.