Bounding The Hochschild Cohomological Dimension

Ce mémoire a deux objectifs principaux. Premièrement de développer et interpréter les groupes de cohomologie de Hochschild de basse dimension et deuxièmement de borner la dimension cohomologique des k-algèbres par dessous; montrant que presque aucune k-algèbre commutative est quasi-libre.

Deterministic Genericity and the Computation of homological Invariants

The main goal of this thesis is to discuss the determination of homological invariants of polynomial ideals. Thereby we consider different coordinate systems and analyze their meaning for the computation of certain invariants. In particular, we provide an algorithm that transforms any ideal into strongly stable position if char k = 0. With a slight modification, this algorithm can also be used to achieve a stable or quasi-stable position. If our field has positive characteristic, the Borel-fixed position is the maximum we can obtain with our method. Further, we present some applications of Pommaret bases, where we focus on how to directly read off invariants from this basis. In the second half of this dissertation we take a closer look at another homological invariant, namely the (absolute) reduction number. It is a known fact that one immediately receives the reduction number from the basis of the generic initial ideal. However, we show that it is not possible to formulate an algorithm – based on analyzing only the leading ideal – that transforms an ideal into a position, which allows us to directly receive this invariant from the leading ideal. So in general we can not read off the reduction number of a Pommaret basis. This result motivates a deeper investigation of which properties a coordinate system must possess so that we can determine the reduction number easily, i.e. by analyzing the leading ideal. This approach leads to the introduction of some generalized versions of the mentioned stable positions, such as the weakly D-stable or weakly D-minimal stable position. The latter represents a coordinate system that allows to determine the reduction number without any further computations. Finally, we introduce the notion of β-maximal position, which provides lots of interesting algebraic properties. In particular, this position is in combination with weakly D-stable sufficient for the weakly D-minimal stable position and so possesses a connection to the reduction number.

Grothendieck et les topos : rupture et continuité dans les modes d'analyse du concept d'espace topologique

La thèse présente une analyse conceptuelle de l'évolution du concept d'espace topologique. En particulier, elle se concentre sur la transition des espaces topologiques hérités de Hausdorff aux topos de Grothendieck. Il en ressort que, par rapport aux espaces topologiques traditionnels, les topos transforment radicalement la conceptualisation topologique de l'espace. Alors qu'un espace topologique est un ensemble de points muni d'une structure induite par certains sous-ensembles appelés ouverts, un topos est plutôt une catégorie satisfaisant certaines propriétés d'exactitude. L'aspect le plus important de cette transformation tient à un renversement de la relation dialectique unissant un espace à ses points. Un espace topologique est entièrement déterminé par ses points, ceux-ci étant compris comme des unités indivisibles et sans structure. L'identité de l'espace est donc celle que lui insufflent ses points. À l'opposé, les points et les ouverts d'un topos sont déterminés par la structure de celui-ci. Qui plus est, la nature des points change: ils ne sont plus premiers et indivisibles. En effet, les points d'un topos disposent eux-mêmes d'une structure. L'analyse met également en évidence que le concept d'espace topologique évolua selon une dynamique de rupture et de continuité. Entre 1945 et 1957, la topologie algébrique et, dans une certaine mesure, la géométrie algébrique furent l'objet de changements fondamentaux. Les livres Foundations of Algebraic Topology de Eilenberg et Steenrod et Homological Algebra de Cartan et Eilenberg de même que la théorie des faisceaux modifièrent profondément l'étude des espaces topologiques. En contrepartie, ces ruptures ne furent pas assez profondes pour altérer la conceptualisation topologique de l'espace elle-même. Ces ruptures doivent donc être considérées comme des microfractures dans la perspective de l'évolution du concept d'espace topologique. La rupture définitive ne survint qu'au début des années 1960 avec l'avènement des topos dans le cadre de la vaste refonte de la géométrie algébrique entreprise par Grothendieck. La clé fut l'utilisation novatrice que fit Grothendieck de la théorie des catégories. Alors que ses prédécesseurs n'y voyaient qu'un langage utile pour exprimer certaines idées mathématiques, Grothendieck l'emploie comme un outil de clarification conceptuelle. Ce faisant, il se trouve à mettre de l'avant une approche axiomatico-catégorielle des mathématiques. Or, cette rupture était tributaire des innovations associées à Foundations of Algebraic Topology, Homological Algebra et la théorie des faisceaux. La théorie des catégories permit à Grothendieck d'exploiter le plein potentiel des idées introduites par ces ruptures partielles. D'un point de vue épistémologique, la transition des espaces topologiques aux topos doit alors être vue comme s'inscrivant dans un changement de position normative en mathématiques, soit celui des mathématiques modernes vers les mathématiques contemporaines.

Dating paleochannel iron ore by (U-Th)/He analysis of supergene goethite, Hamersley province, Australia

(U-Th)/He dating of late-stage authigenic goethite, combined with corrections for diffusive loss of He-4 by the He-4/He-3 methodology, reveals strong correlation between a sample's age and its depth in ferruginized channel sediments from the Yandicoogina deposit, Western Australia. Corrected ages, ranging from ca. 18 Ma near the surface to ca. 5 Ma at the bottom of the profile, indicate that ferruginization of the aggraded channels becomes progressively younger with depth. This trend is consistent with goethite precipitation at the groundwater-atmosphere interface during water table drawdown driven by the aridification of Western Australia during the Neogene. The results demonstrate that the (U-Th)/He system is ideal for dating goethite if diffusive loss corrections are applied. The approach is suitable for dating weathering reactions on Earth and should also be suitable for dating Fe oxyhydroxides in the Martian regolith.

Relative entropy in higher spin holography

We examine relative entropy in the context of the higher spin/CFT duality. We consider 3D bulk configurations in higher spin gravity which are dual to the vacuum and a high temperature state of a CFT with W-algebra symmetries in the presence of a chemical potential for a higher spin current. The relative entropy between these states is then evaluated using the Wilson line functional for holographic entanglement entropy. In the limit of small entangling intervals, the relative entropy should vanish for a generic quantum system. We confirm this behavior by showing that the difference in the expectation values of the modular Hamiltonian between the states matches with the difference in the entanglement entropy in the short-distance regime. Additionally, we compute the relative entropy of states corresponding to smooth solutions in the SL(2, Z) family with respect to the vacuum.

Relative mirror symmetry and ramifications of a formula for Gromov-Witten invariants

For a toric Del Pezzo surface S, a new instance of mirror symmetry, said relative, is introduced and developed. On the A-model, this relative mirror symmetry conjecture concerns genus 0 relative Gromov-Witten of maximal tangency of S. These correspond, on the B-model, to relative periods of the mirror to S. Furthermore, for S not necessarily toric, two conjectures for BPS state counts are related. It is proven that the integrality of BPS state counts of the total space of the canonical bundle on S implies the integrality for the relative BPS state counts of S. Finally, a prediction of homological mirror symmetry for the open complement is explored. The B-model prediction is calculated in all cases and matches the known A-model computation for the projective plane.

Relations, residuals, regular interiors, and relative regular equivalence

Given a relation α (a binary sociogram) and an a priori equivalence relation π, both on the same set of individuals, it is interesting to look for the largest equivalence πo that is contained in and is regular with respect to α. The equivalence relation πo is called the regular interior of π with respect to α. The computation of πo involves the left and right residuals, a concept that generalized group inverses to the algebra of relations. A polynomial-time procedure is presented (Theorem 11) and illustrated with examples. In particular, the regular interior gives meet in the lattice of regular equivalences: the regular meet of regular equivalences is the regular interior of their intersection. Finally, the concept of relative regular equivalence is defined and compared with regular equivalence.

Using Process Algebra to Model Radiation Induced Bystander Effects

Radiation induced bystander effects are secondary effects caused by the production of chemical signals by cells in response to radiation. We present a Bio-PEPA model which builds on previous modelling work in this field to predict: the surviving fraction of cells in response to radiation, the relative proportion of cell death caused by bystander signalling, the risk of non-lethal damage and the probability of observing bystander signalling for a given dose. This work provides the foundation for modelling bystander effects caused by biologically realistic dose distributions, with implications for cancer therapies.

On the Relative Socle for Stratifying Systems

Let A be a finite dimensional k-algebra, (, ) be a stratifying system in mod(A) and F() be the class of -filtered A-modules. In this article, we give the definition and also study some of the properties of the relative socle in F(). We approach the relative socle in three ways. Namely, we view it as (1) a -semisimple subobject of M having the largest -length, (2) a maximal -semisimple subobject of M, and (3) a minimal -essential subobject of M.

Pure Spinors in AdS and Lie Algebra Cohomology

We show that the BRST cohomology of the massless sector of the Type IIB superstring on AdS(5) x S (5) can be described as the relative cohomology of an infinite-dimensional Lie superalgebra. We explain how the vertex operators of ghost number 1, which correspond to conserved currents, are described in this language. We also give some algebraic description of the ghost number 2 vertices, which appears to be new. We use this algebraic description to clarify the structure of the zero mode sector of the ghost number two states in flat space, and initiate the study of the vertices of the higher ghost number.

An introduction to alysidal algebra (IV)

Purpose – Deontical impure systems are systems whose object set is formed by an s-impure set, whose elements are perceptuales significances (relative beings) of material and/or energetic objects (absolute beings) and whose relational set is freeways of relations, formed by sheaves of relations going in two-way directions and at least one of its relations has deontical properties such as permission, prohibition, obligation and faculty. The paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach – Mathematical and logical development of human society ethical and normative structure. Findings – Existence of relations with positive imperative modality (obligation) would constitute the skeleton of the system. Negative imperative modality (prohibition) would be the immunological system of protection of the system. Modality permission the muscular system, that gives the necessary flexibility. Four theorems have been formulated based on Gödel's theorem demonstrating the inconsistency or incompleteness of DISs. For each constructed systemic conception can happen to it one of the two following things: either some allowed responses are not produced or else some forbidden responses are produced. Responses prohibited by the system are defined as nonwished effects. Originality/value – This paper is a continuation of the four previous papers and is developed the theory of deontical impure systems.

Relative commutants of strongly self-absorbing C∗-algebras

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