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Some notes on the composite G -valuations

Angeliki Kontolatou (1994)

Archivum Mathematicum

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In analogy with the notion of the composite semi-valuations, we define the composite G -valuation v from two other G -valuations w and u . We consider a lexicographically exact sequence ( a , β ) : A u B v C w and the composite G -valuation v of a field K with value group B v . If the assigned to v set R v = { x K / v ( x ) 0 or v ( x ) non comparable to 0 } is a local ring, then a G -valuation w of K into C w is defined with its assigned set R w a local ring, as well as another G -valuation u of a residue field is defined with G -value group A u . ...

Structural aspects of truncated archimedean vector lattices: good sequences, simple elements

Richard N. Ball (2021)

Commentationes Mathematicae Universitatis Carolinae

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The truncation operation facilitates the articulation and analysis of several aspects of the structure of archimedean vector lattices; we investigate two such aspects in this article. We refer to archimedean vector lattices equipped with a truncation as truncs. In the first part of the article we review the basic definitions, state the (pointed) Yosida representation theorem for truncs, and then prove a representation theorem which subsumes and extends the (pointfree) Madden representation...

Counting linearly ordered spaces

Gerald Kuba (2014)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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For a transfinite cardinal κ and i ∈ 0,1,2 let i ( κ ) be the class of all linearly ordered spaces X of size κ such that X is totally disconnected when i = 0, the topology of X is generated by a dense linear ordering of X when i = 1, and X is compact when i = 2. Thus every space in ℒ₁(κ) ∩ ℒ₂(κ) is connected and hence ℒ₁(κ) ∩ ℒ₂(κ) = ∅ if κ < 2 , and ℒ₀(κ) ∩ ℒ₁(κ) ∩ ℒ₂(κ) = ∅ for arbitrary κ. All spaces in ℒ₁(ℵ₀) are homeomorphic, while ℒ₂(ℵ₀) contains precisely ℵ₁ spaces up to homeomorphism. The...

On unit group of finite semisimple group algebras of non-metabelian groups up to order 72

Gaurav Mittal, Rajendra Kumar Sharma (2021)

Mathematica Bohemica

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We characterize the unit group of semisimple group algebras 𝔽 q G of some non-metabelian groups, where F q is a field with q = p k elements for p prime and a positive integer k . In particular, we consider all 6 non-metabelian groups of order 48, the only non-metabelian group ( ( C 3 × C 3 ) C 3 ) C 2 of order 54, and 7 non-metabelian groups of order 72. This completes the study of unit groups of semisimple group algebras for groups upto order 72.

L¹ representation of Riesz spaces

Bahri Turan (2006)

Studia Mathematica

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Let E be a Riesz space. By defining the spaces L ¹ E and L E of E, we prove that the center Z ( L ¹ E ) of L ¹ E is L E and show that the injectivity of the Arens homomorphism m: Z(E)” → Z(E˜) is equivalent to the equality L ¹ E = Z ( E ) ' . Finally, we also give some representation of an order continuous Banach lattice E with a weak unit and of the order dual E˜ of E in L ¹ E which are different from the representations appearing in the literature.

On the Davenport constant and group algebras

Daniel Smertnig (2010)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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For a finite abelian group G and a splitting field K of G, let (G,K) denote the largest integer l ∈ ℕ for which there is a sequence S = g · . . . · g l over G such that ( X g - a ) · . . . · ( X g l - a l ) 0 K [ G ] for all a , . . . , a l K × . If (G) denotes the Davenport constant of G, then there is the straightforward inequality (G) - 1 ≤ (G,K). Equality holds for a variety of groups, and a conjecture of W. Gao et al. states that equality holds for all groups. We offer further groups for which equality holds, but we also give the first examples of groups G for...

Bruhat-Tits theory from Berkovich’s point of view. I. Realizations and compactifications of buildings

Bertrand Rémy, Amaury Thuillier, Annette Werner (2010)

Annales scientifiques de l'École Normale Supérieure

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We investigate Bruhat-Tits buildings and their compactifications by means of Berkovich analytic geometry over complete non-Archimedean fields. For every reductive group G over a suitable non-Archimedean field k we define a map from the Bruhat-Tits building ( G , k ) to the Berkovich analytic space G an associated with G . Composing this map with the projection of G an to its flag varieties, we define a family of compactifications of ( G , k ) . This generalizes results by Berkovich in the case of split groups. Moreover,...

The unit groups of semisimple group algebras of some non-metabelian groups of order 144

Gaurav Mittal, Rajendra K. Sharma (2023)

Mathematica Bohemica

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We consider all the non-metabelian groups G of order 144 that have exponent either 36 or 72 and deduce the unit group U ( 𝔽 q G ) of semisimple group algebra 𝔽 q G . Here, q denotes the power of a prime, i.e., q = p r for p prime and a positive integer r . Up to isomorphism, there are 6 groups of order 144 that have exponent either 36 or 72 . Additionally, we also discuss how to simply obtain the unit groups of the semisimple group algebras of those non-metabelian groups of order 144 that are a direct product of two...

The density of representation degrees

Martin Liebeck, Dan Segal, Aner Shalev (2012)

Journal of the European Mathematical Society

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For a group G and a positive real number x , define d G ( x ) to be the number of integers less than x which are dimensions of irreducible complex representations of G . We study the asymptotics of d G ( x ) for algebraic groups, arithmetic groups and finitely generated linear groups. In particular we prove an “alternative” for finitely generated linear groups G in characteristic zero, showing that either there exists α > 0 such that d G ( x ) > x α for all large x , or G is virtually abelian (in which case d G ( x ) is bounded). ...

Limits of relatively hyperbolic groups and Lyndon’s completions

Olga Kharlampovich, Alexei Myasnikov (2012)

Journal of the European Mathematical Society

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We describe finitely generated groups H universally equivalent (with constants from G in the language) to a given torsion-free relatively hyperbolic group G with free abelian parabolics. It turns out that, as in the free group case, the group H embeds into the Lyndon’s completion G [ t ] of the group G , or, equivalently, H embeds into a group obtained from G by finitely many extensions of centralizers. Conversely, every subgroup of G [ t ] containing G is universally equivalent to G . Since finitely...