Equilibria and Stability in Set-Valued Analysis: a Viability Approach
The states of the title are a set of knot types which suffice to create a generating set for the Kauffman bracket skein module of a manifold. The minimum number of states is a topological invariant, but quite difficult to compute. In this paper we show that a set of states determines a generating set for the ring of characters of the fundamental group, which in turn provides estimates of the invariant.
The notion of a -triple is studied in connection with a geometrical approach to the generalized Hurwitz problem for quadratic or bilinear forms. Some properties are obtained, generalizing those derived earlier by the present authors for the Hurwitz maps S × V → V. In particular, the dependence of each scalar product involved on the symmetry or antisymmetry is discussed as well as the configurations depending on various choices of the metric tensors of scalar products of the basis elements. Then...
The authors are dealing with the Dirichlet integral-type biholomorphic-invariant pseudodistance introduced by Dolbeault and Ławrynowicz (1989) in connection with bordered holomorphic chains of dimension one. Several properties of the related hyperbolic-like manifolds are considered remarking the analogies with and differences from the familiar hyperbolic and Stein manifolds. Likewise several examples are treated in detail.
One of the fundamental objectives of the theory of symplectic singularities is to study the symplectic invariants appearing in various geometrical contexts. In the paper we generalize the symplectic cohomological invariant to the class of generalized canonical mappings. We analyze the global structure of Lagrangian Grassmannian in the product symplectic space and describe the local properties of generic symplectic relations.
Contents Introduction 119 1. Quasiregular mappings 120 2. The Beltrami equation 121 3. The Beltrami-Dirac equation 122 4. A quest for compactness 124 5. Sharp -estimates versus variational integrals 125 6. Very weak solutions 128 7. Nonlinear commutators 129 8. Jacobians and wedge products 131 9. Degree formulas 134 References 136
Consider a family of integral operators and a related family of differential operators, both defined on a class of analytic functions holomorphic in the unit disk, distortion properties of the real part are derived from a general aspect.
The degenerate Cauchy problem in a Banach space is studied on the basis of properties of an abstract analytical function, satisfying the Hilbert identity, and a related pair of operators A, B.
This paper should be considered as a companion report to F.W. Gehring’s survey lectures “Characterizations of quasidisks” given at this Summer School [7]. Notation, definitions and background results are given in that paper. In particular, D is a simply connected proper subdomain of unless otherwise stated and D* denotes the exterior of D in . Many of the characterizations of quasidisks have been motivated by looking at properties of euclidean disks. It is therefore natural to go back and ask...