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Model Spaces: A Survey, William T. Ross, Stephan Ramon Garcia
Model Spaces: A Survey, William T. Ross, Stephan Ramon Garcia
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
This is a brief and gentle introduction, aimed at graduate students, to the subject of model subspaces of the Hardy space.
Difference Sets In Non-Abelian Groups Of Order 256, Taylor Applebaum
Difference Sets In Non-Abelian Groups Of Order 256, Taylor Applebaum
Honors Theses
This paper considers the problem of determining which of the 56092 groups of order 256 contain (256; 120; 56; 64) difference sets. John Dillon at the National Security Agency communicated 724 groups which were still open as of August 2012. In this paper, we present a construction method for groups containing a normal subgroup isomorphic to Z4 Z4 Z2 . This construction method was able to produce difference sets in 643 of the 649 unsolved groups with the correct normal subgroup. These constructions elimated approximately 90% of the open cases, leaving 81 remaining unsolved groups.
Power Distribution In The European Union, Dayton Steele
Power Distribution In The European Union, Dayton Steele
Honors Theses
The Treaty of Lisbon, the latest treaty governing law-making in the European Union (EU), was ratified in 2009 and goes fully into effect in 2014. This treaty, with its change to voting procedures in the Council of Ministers, claims to make decision-making in the EU more democratic and more efficient. Since the EU serves as an economic and political entity, we will assess these claims by comparing each member state's GDP and population to its power as modeled using the concept of a power index from the game theory literature. We will utilize the normalized Banzhaf index, the Shapley-Shubik index, …
Recent Progress On Truncated Toeplitz Operators, William T. Ross, Stephan Ramon Garcia
Recent Progress On Truncated Toeplitz Operators, William T. Ross, Stephan Ramon Garcia
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
This paper is a survey on the emerging theory of truncated Toeplitz operators. We begin with a brief introduction to the subject and then highlight the many recent developments in the field since Sarason’s seminal paper [88] from 2007.
A Single-Parameter Model Of The Immune Response To Bacterial Invasion, Lester Caudill
A Single-Parameter Model Of The Immune Response To Bacterial Invasion, Lester Caudill
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
The human immune response to bacterial pathogens is a remarkably complex process, involving many different cell types, chemical signals, and extensive lines of communication. Mathematical models of this system have become increasingly high-dimensional and complicated, as researchers seek to capture many of the major dynamics. In this paper, we argue that, in some important instances, preference should be given to low-dimensional models of immune response, as opposed to their high-dimensional counterparts. One such model is analyzed and shown to reflect many of the key phenomenological properties of the immune response in humans. Notably, this model includes a single parameter values, …
Reverse Carleson Embeddings For Model Spaces, William T. Ross, Alain Blandigneres, Emmanuel Fricain, Frederic Gaunard, Andreas Hartmann
Reverse Carleson Embeddings For Model Spaces, William T. Ross, Alain Blandigneres, Emmanuel Fricain, Frederic Gaunard, Andreas Hartmann
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
The classical embedding theorem of Carleson deals with finite positive Borel measures μ on the closed unit disk for which there exists a positive constant c such that for all f∈H2, the Hardy space of the unit disk. Lefèvre et al. examined measures μ for which there exists a positive constant c such that for all f∈H2. The first type of inequality above was explored with H2 replaced by one of the model spaces (Θ H2)⊥ by Aleksandrov, Baranov, Cohn, Treil, and Vol'berg. In this paper, we discuss …
Oddification Of The Cohomology Of Type A Springer Varieties, Heather M. Russell, Aaron D. Lauda
Oddification Of The Cohomology Of Type A Springer Varieties, Heather M. Russell, Aaron D. Lauda
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
We identify the ring of odd symmetric functions introduced by Ellis and Khovanov as the space of skew polynomials fixed by a natural action of the Hecke algebra at q = −1. This allows us to define graded modules over the Hecke algebra at q = −1 that are ‘odd’ analogs of the cohomology of type A Springer varieties. The graded module associated to the full flag variety corresponds to the quotient of the skew polynomial ring by the left ideal of nonconstant odd symmetric functions. The top degree component of the odd cohomology of Springer varieties is identifiedwith the …
On Well-Posedness, Stability, And Bifurcation For The Axisymmetric Surface Diffusion Flow, Jeremy Lecrone, Gieri Simonett
On Well-Posedness, Stability, And Bifurcation For The Axisymmetric Surface Diffusion Flow, Jeremy Lecrone, Gieri Simonett
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
We study the axisymmetric surface diffusion (ASD) flow, a fourth-order geometric evolution law. In particular, we prove that ASD generates a real analytic semiflow in the space of (2+α)-little-Holder regular surfaces of revolution embedded in R3 and satisfying periodic boundary conditions. Further, we investigate the geometric properties of solutions to ASD. Utilizing a connection to axisymmetric surfaces with constant mean curvature, we characterize the equilibria of ASD. Then, focusing on the family of cylinders, we establish results regarding stability, instability, and bifurcation behavior, with the radius acting as a bifurcation parameter.
An Extremal Problem For Characteristic Functions, William T. Ross, Isabelle Chalendar, Stephan Ramon Garcia, Dan Timotin
An Extremal Problem For Characteristic Functions, William T. Ross, Isabelle Chalendar, Stephan Ramon Garcia, Dan Timotin
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
Suppose E is a subset of the unit circle T and H∞C L∞ is the Hardy subalgebra. We examine the problem of Finding the distance from the characteristic function of E to zn H∞. This admits an alternate description as a dual extremal problem. Precise solutions are given in several important cases. The techniques used involve the theory of Toeplitz and Hankel operators as well as the construction of certain conformal mappings.
Model Spaces: A Survey, William T. Ross, Stephan Ramon Garcia
Model Spaces: A Survey, William T. Ross, Stephan Ramon Garcia
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
This is a brief and gentle introduction, aimed at graduate students, to the subject of model subspaces of the Hardy space.
An Explicit Bijection Between Semistandard Tableaux And Non-Elliptic Sl3 Webs, Heather M. Russell
An Explicit Bijection Between Semistandard Tableaux And Non-Elliptic Sl3 Webs, Heather M. Russell
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
The sl3 spider is a diagrammatic category used to study the representation theory of the quantum group Uq(sl3). The morphisms in this category are generated by a basis of non-elliptic webs. Khovanov- Kuperberg observed that non-elliptic webs are indexed by semistandard Young tableaux. They establish this bijection via a recursive growth algorithm. Recently, Tymoczko gave a simple version of this bijection in the case that the tableaux are standard and used it to study rotation and joins of webs. We build on Tymoczko’s bijection to give a simple and explicit algorithm for constructing all …
Direct And Reverse Carleson Measure For Hb Spaces, William T. Ross, Alain Blandigneres, Emmanuel Fricain, Frederic Gaunard, Andreas Hartmann
Direct And Reverse Carleson Measure For Hb Spaces, William T. Ross, Alain Blandigneres, Emmanuel Fricain, Frederic Gaunard, Andreas Hartmann
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
In this paper we discuss direct and reverse Carleson measures for the de Branges-Rovnyak spaces H(b), mainly when b is a non-extreme point of the unit ball of H∞.
On A Theorem Of Livsic, William T. Ross, Alexandru Aleman, R. T. W. Martin
On A Theorem Of Livsic, William T. Ross, Alexandru Aleman, R. T. W. Martin
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
The theory of symmetric, non-selfadjoint operators has several deep applications to the complex function theory of certain reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces of analytic functions, as well as to the study of ordinary differential operators such as Schrodinger operators in mathematical physics. Examples of simple symmetric operators include multiplication operators on various spaces of analytic functions such as model subspaces of Hardy spaces, deBranges-Rovnyak spaces and Herglotz spaces, ordinary differential operators (including Schrodinger operators from quantum mechanics), Toeplitz operators, and infinite Jacobi matrices.
In this paper we develop a general representation theory of simple symmetric operators with equal deficiency indices, and …
Truncated Toeplitz Operators And Boundary Values In Nearly Invariant Subspaces, William T. Ross, Andreas Hartmann
Truncated Toeplitz Operators And Boundary Values In Nearly Invariant Subspaces, William T. Ross, Andreas Hartmann
Department of Math & Statistics Faculty Publications
We consider truncated Toeplitz operator on nearly invariant subspaces of the Hardy space H2. Of some importance in this context is the boundary behavior of the functions in these spaces which we will discuss in some detail.