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We compute Hochschild homology and cohomology of a class of generalized Weyl algebras,
introduced by V. V. Bavula in St. Petersbourg Math. Journal, 4 (1) (1999), 71-90.
Examples of such algebras are the n-th Weyl algebras, ,
primitive quotients of , and subalgebras of invariants of
these algebras under finite cyclic groups of automorphisms. We answer a question of
Bavula–Jordan (Trans. A.M.S., 353 (2) (2001), 769-794) concerning the generators of the
group of automorphisms of a generalized Weyl...
We determine the Hochschild homology and cohomology of the generalized Weyl algebras of rank one which are of ‘quantum’ type in all but a few exceptional cases.
This paper is concerned with the construction of local observers for nonlinear systems without inputs, satisfying an observability rank condition. The aim of this study is, first, to define an homogeneous approximation that keeps the observability property unchanged at the origin. This approximation is further used in the synthesis of a local observer which is proven to be locally convergent for Lyapunov-stable systems. We compare the performance of the homogeneous approximation observer with the...
We recall first Mather's Lemma providing effective necessary and sufficient conditions for a connected submanifold to be contained in an orbit. We show that two homogeneous polynomials having isomorphic Milnor algebras are right-equivalent.
We give a survey of our recent results on homological properties of Köthe algebras, with an emphasis on biprojectivity, biflatness, and homological dimension. Some new results on the approximate contractibility of Köthe algebras are also presented.
Let be a CM-finite Artin algebra with a Gorenstein-Auslander generator , be a Gorenstein projective -module and . We give an upper bound for the finitistic dimension of in terms of homological data of . Furthermore, if is -Gorenstein for , then we show the global dimension of is less than or equal to plus the -projective dimension of As an application, the global dimension of is less than or equal to .
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