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Foreword

Slovák, Jan, Čadek, Martin (2004)

Proceedings of the 23rd Winter School "Geometry and Physics"

Foreword

Martin Čadek (2008)

Archivum Mathematicum

Foreword

Martin Čadek (2007)

Archivum Mathematicum

Free loop spaces and cyclohedra

Markl, Martin (2003)

Proceedings of the 22nd Winter School "Geometry and Physics"

It is well-known that a based space is of the weak homotopy type of a loop space iff it is a grouplike algebra over an A -operad. The classical model for such an operad consists of Stasheff’s associahedra. The present paper describes a similar recognition principle for free loop spaces. Let 𝒫 be an operad, M a 𝒫 -module and U a 𝒫 -algebra. An M -trace over U consists of a space V and a module homomorphism T : M End U , V over the operad homomorphism 𝒫 End U given by the algebra structure on U . Let 𝒞 1 be the little 1-cubes...

From the Fermi-Walker to the Cartan connection

Lafuente, Javier, Salvador, Beatriz (2000)

Proceedings of the 19th Winter School "Geometry and Physics"

Let M be a C -manifold with a Riemannian conformal structure C . Given a regular curve γ on M , the authors define a linear operator on the space of (differentiable) vector fields along γ , only depending on C , called the Fermi-Walker connection along γ . Then, the authors introduce the concept of Fermi-Walker parallel vector field along γ , proving that such vector fields set up a linear space isomorphic to the tangent space at a point of γ . This allows to consider the Fermi-Walker horizontal lift of...

Further remarks on extended umbral calculus

Kwaśniewski, A. K., Grądzka, E. (2002)

Proceedings of the 21st Winter School "Geometry and Physics"

The paper deals with extensions of the finite operator calculus of G.-C. Rota called ψ -extensions which give a framework for corresponding quantum group investigations. This also covers the instance of the well-known q -analogue of umbral calculus. The article also contains glossaries of the most important terms and notations used by Ward, Viskov, Markowsky and Roman on one side and the Rota-oriented notations on the other side.

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