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    The Banach algebra L1(G)L^{1}(G) and tame functionals

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    summary:We give an affirmative answer to a question due to M. Megrelishvili, and show that for every locally compact group GG we have Tame(L1(G))=(L^{1}(G)) = Tame(G)(G), which means that a functional is tame over L1(G)L^{1}(G) if and only if it is tame as a function over GG. In fact, it is proven that for every norm-saturated, convex vector bornology on RUCb(G)_b(G), being small as a function and as a functional is the same. This proves that Asp(L1(G))=(L^{1}(G)) = Asp(G)(G) and reaffirms a well-known, similar result which states that WAP(G)=(G) = WAP(L1(G))(L^{1}(G))

    Recurrence and mixing recurrence of multiplication operators

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    summary:Let XX be a Banach space, B(X)\mathcal {B}(X) the algebra of bounded linear operators on XX and (J,J)(J, \|{\cdot }\|_{J}) an admissible Banach ideal of B(X)\mathcal {B}(X). For TB(X)T\in \mathcal {B}(X), let LJ,TL_{J, T} and RJ,TB(J)R_{J, T}\in \mathcal {B}(J) denote the left and right multiplication defined by LJ,T(A)=TAL_{J, T}(A)=TA and RJ,T(A)=ATR_{J, T}(A)=AT, respectively. In this paper, we study the transmission of some concepts related to recurrent operators between TB(X)T\in \mathcal {B}(X), and their elementary operators LJ,TL_{J, T} and RJ,TR_{J, T}. In particular, we give necessary and sufficient conditions for LJ,TL_{J, T} and RJ,TR_{J, T} to be sequentially recurrent. Furthermore, we prove that LJ,TL_{J, T} is recurrent if and only if TTT\oplus T is recurrent on XXX\oplus X. Moreover, we introduce the notion of a mixing recurrent operator and we show that LJ,TL_{J, T} is mixing recurrent if and only if TT is mixing recurrent

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    Palindromy

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    Convex (L,M)(L,M)-fuzzy remote neighborhood operators

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    summary:In this paper, two kinds of remote neighborhood operators in (L,M)(L, M)-fuzzy convex spaces are proposed, which are called convex (L,M)(L,M)-fuzzy remote neighborhood operators. It is proved that these two kinds of convex (L,M)(L,M)-fuzzy remote neighborhood operators can be used to characterize (L,M)(L, M)-fuzzy convex structures. In addition, the lattice structures of two kinds of convex (L,M) (L,M) -fuzzy remote neighborhood operators are also given

    Quantized cooperative output regulation of continuous-time multi-agent systems over switching graph

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    summary:This paper investigates the problem of quantized cooperative output regulation of linear multi-agent systems with switching graphs. A novel dynamic encoding-decoding scheme with a finite communication bandwidth is designed. Leveraging this scheme, a distributed protocol is proposed, ensuring asymptotic convergence of the tracking error under both bounded and unbounded link failure durations. Compared with the existing quantized control work of MASs, the semi-global assumption of initial conditions is not required, and the communication graph is only required to be jointly connected. Finally, two simulation examples demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed distributed protocol for bounded and unbounded link failure durations

    Maximal non-pseudovaluation subrings of an integral domain

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    summary:The notion of maximal non-pseudovaluation subring of an integral domain is introduced and studied. Let RSR\subset S be an extension of domains. Then RR is called a maximal non-pseudovaluation subring of SS if RR is not a pseudovaluation subring of SS, and for any ring TT such that RTSR \subset T\subset S, TT is a pseudovaluation subring of SS. We show that if SS is not local, then there no such TT exists between RR and SS. We also characterize maximal non-pseudovaluation subrings of a local integral domain

    Bilinear fractional Hardy-type operators with rough kernels on central Morrey spaces with variable exponents

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    summary:We introduce a type of nn-dimensional bilinear fractional Hardy-type operators with rough kernels and prove the boundedness of these operators and their commutators on central Morrey spaces with variable exponents. Furthermore, the similar definitions and results of multilinear fractional Hardy-type operators with rough kernels are obtained

    CC^*-basic construction between non-balanced quantum doubles

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    summary:For finite groups XX, GG and the right GG-action on XX by group automorphisms, the non-balanced quantum double D(X;G)D(X;G) is defined as the crossed product (CXop)CG(\Bbb {C}X^{\rm op})^*\rtimes \Bbb {C}G. We firstly prove that D(X;G)D(X;G) is a finite-dimensional Hopf CC^*-algebra. For any subgroup HH of GG, D(X;H)D(X;H) can be defined as a Hopf CC^*-subalgebra of D(X;G)D(X;G) in the natural way. Then there is a conditonal expectation from D(X;G)D(X;G) onto D(X;H)D(X;H) and the index is [G;H][G;H]. Moreover, we prove that an associated natural inclusion of non-balanced quantum doubles is the crossed product by the group algebra

    Permutations With Prescribed Cycle Lengths

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    summary:Článek se zabývá zkoumáním a počítáním permutací, jejichž cykly mají předepsané délky. V první části představíme třídu permutací složených pouze z jednocyklů a dvojcyklů a ukážeme některé související úlohy. Druhá část je věnována dalším třídám permutací a postupům, jak zjistit jejich počty. Vedle kombinatorického přístupu využíváme též analytický přístup pracující s exponenciálními generujícími funkcemi

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