6 research outputs found
Asymptotics of twisted Alexander polynomials and hyperbolic volume
No full textFor a hyperbolic knot and a natural number n, we consider the Alexander polynomial twisted by the n-th symmetric power of a lift of the holonomy. We establish the asymptotic behavior of these twisted Alexander polynomials evaluated at unit complex numbers, yielding the volume of the knot exterior. More generally, we prove the asymptotic behavior for cusped hyperbolic manifolds of finite volume. The proof relies on results of Müller, and Menal-Ferrer and the last author. Using the uniformity of the convergence, we also deduce a similar asymptotic result for the Mahler measures of those polynomials
STRUCTURE ET COMPOSITION FLORISTIQUES DE LA FORET DE SIDI R’GHIES (OUM EL BOUAGHI)
No full textL’objectif général de cette étude est la gestion rationnelle des écosystèmes forestiers en vue d’une conservation durable de la biodiversité floristique. Deux types d’analyses sont réalisés : l’analyse structurale et l’analyse des principales essences. Au total, 3675 individus sont réparties dans 5 familles, départagées entre 7 espèces ont été recensés. Les espèces ligneuses dominantes sont Pinus halepensis et Juniperus. oxycedrus. Les Pinaceae et les Cupressaceae constituent les familles les plus représentées. Les valeurs moyennes de la richesse spécifique, de l’indice de diversité de Shannon sont de 3±1,2 et 0,71±0,30 espèces/parcelle respectivement. La densité moyenne des ligneux au niveau de la forêt de Sidi R’Ghies est de 735±368 pieds/ha avec une surface terrière moyenne de 23,01±5,04m²/ha. La structure des hauteurs montre que les arbres dans les classes de hauteur comprises entre 2 et 4m ont une densité très élevée, preuve d’une régénération naturelle. La structure totale indique que les arbres de petites dimensions sont plus abondants que ceux de grandes dimensions (17,5<d≤27,5cm). En effet, ce travail constitue une base de données pour la forêt mais il ne représente qu’une des facettes à prendre en considération en vue de la protéger et de la restaurer
ASYMPTOTICS OF TWISTED ALEXANDER POLYNOMIALS AND HYPERBOLIC VOLUME
No full textFor a hyperbolic knot and a natural number n, we consider the Alexander polynomial twisted by the n-th symmetric power of a lift of the holonomy. We establish the asymptotic behavior of these twisted Alexander polynomials evaluated at unit complex numbers, yielding the volume of the knot exterior. More generally, we prove the asymptotic behavior for cusped hyperbolic manifolds of finite volume. The proof relies on results of Müller, and Menal-Ferrer and the last author. Using the uniformity of the convergence, we also deduce a similar asymptotic result for the Mahler measures of those polynomials
On subgroups of GL2 over Banach algebras and von Neumann regular rings which are normalized by elementary matrices
No full textAbstractLet A be an associative ring with 1 and let E2A be the group generated by all elementary 2 by 2 matrices over A. In this paper we describe all normal subgroups of E2A for all von Neumann regular rings A, as well as for a wide class of rings A containing all Banach algebras. For Banach algebras A, the answer involves “quasi-ideals” of A, which replace ideals of A in the similar results for GLnA, n ⩾ 3, obtained previously by the second author
FP-INJECTIVE SEMIRINGS, SEMIGROUP RINGS AND LEAVITT PATH ALGEBRAS
No full textIn this paper we give characterisations of FP-injective semirings (previously termed “exact” semirings in work of the first author). We provide a basic connection between FP-injective semirings and P-injective semirings, and establish that FP-injectivity of semirings is a Morita invariant property. We show that the analogue of the Faith-Menal conjecture (relating FP-injectivity and self-injectivity for rings satisfying certain chain conditions) does not hold for semirings. We prove that the semigroup ring of a locally finite inverse monoid over an FP-injective ring is FP-injective and give a criterion for the Leavitt path algebra of a finite graph to be FP-injective
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SATURDAY. JULY
6. 1812.
MYSTIC GNOMES, OEN11 AND
PIXIES TO BE ON HAND AT
SANTA CRUZ.
A fairy lake, viewed from the
deck of a huge phantom ship, erected on a grass-grown Island In San
Lorenzo river—this is to be tho
scene of tbe great water pageant
ond carnival at Santa Crus. starting
Dried Fruit Market Is i
Reported Inactive j
EXCEPT Hill JOBBING DEMAND
FOR PRUNES IIITI.E I'.I SI.
NESS IS DOING.
The movement In California dried
fruits, as la usually the case at this
time of tho year, Is slow and the situation presents nothing new In the
way of Important transactions or
price changes In either spot prune*
or future goods, says the New York
Journal of Commerce. Id California prune* on the spot there Is a
on July 20lh and lasting an entire better demand than usual at this;
week Hundreds of workmen, un- llme °' ,h,v F*-W. *hlch Is attributed
di-r the direct personal management
of Fr.-d Swan ton, ore gradually
transforming the sandy fluts Just
south of Hotel Casa del Itey Into a
verltabl
pled »'l
to the foct that most of the larger
Jobbing houses have run low on
stocks and aro forced to fill In for
tbe purpose of meeting the ordinary rerjuirenients of consumption
fairyland, soon to bu peo-J for thlB time of tbe yeers As many
strange and wonderfullof them have come Into the market
If You Like Quaint Effects
In furniture come and see
what we have to show you.
Just the chairs and tables
you have been wanting to
havo to serve your afternoon teas on. Our variety
Is great and our prices
moderate. Ours Is a reliable bouse catering to reliable people.
Palo Alto Furniture Co.
THK ALTKI'IUAN.
gnome*, genii and pixies ond guard-! st the same time, and though their)
ed by a fleet of mystic water croft, j individual requirements are not Im-
, each vessel ot which will remind! por'am. the aggregate purchase*1
you of Shakespeare's "MldBummer: amount to o considerable quantity,
night's Dream." I Holders nf spot stock, taking advon-
Tbe Ides of Inn mug the Alrrurian " '" " hold Idea of Manager tage of tin- situation, are disposed to
mag ail no has not been abandoned, Sw»nton and one thnt will not soon raise the prlcos. but the figures ns
although it is temporarily suspend- ibe forgotten by those who are for-'given below irtfll represent the gen-'
ed. The expense wa* s» niuchigreater'^""l'* enough to witness the fostl- eral market quotations. There
than the Income thai funds ran out. ■, Tl1' '' contemplates the dommlng'were no fresh developments In hi-
The editor win refund atT unearned ••' *°* 8an Lortraxo river. * stone's turc prune*. The high prices de-
subscription:* to those who do not' throw from -where It Join* the monded by growers are preventing Prlce
wish to await developments. ; mighty Pacific, in order to create a packers from offering futures at nil
a j charming lake: the decoration ofjfreely, »t= thoy do not yet know the
! the* Douthern banks of that river un-; basis on which thoy can profitably
SrJ^COnd Brill CaaiTiP to ■ll1 " K'iaI1 r(,8embt'' Arcady. the trade Some Tew packers are quot-
•""-»-•«"'■-">, on an Island, of « huge' Ing 6Us to 90* on a A 1-2C f. o. b.
the shape of a, Coastbulk hnsls for October ship-
capable of stating' ments with varying
222 University Ave.
Phone P. A. 12
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORHEYS
NORMAN L MALCOLM
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOT A RY PtTBUO
First National Bank building,
Palo Alto. Offlos phoaa 41KKJ
residence phone -UK.
Dr. THOMAS F. HAMMOND
IIENTIST
Basra
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» U 11 a. as.
m. Lctrard boll.
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CLASSIFIED
CLASSIFIED
Dr. Charles M. Decker Jr.
SURGEON DENTIST
010 Waverley St., cor. Unlreraity At.
Telephone Palo Alto 538X.
VETERINARIANS.
FOB 8ALK.
W ANTED.
Palo Alto Veterinary Hospital
Dr. R. M. Olsson-Seffer
For Sale—An auto-pleao, la flue1 Wanted—Apricot cutters. Ooodl
condition, almost now; reasonable: campgrounds, pleasant surround-1 Thoroughly equipped to handle the
1th records Included. Party'lnlt»- wood and water free. Apply ■ smaller animals. Separate
to make change Bo* L. Times office. James J. Dale, fruttdrler, Mountain an(j fUstemper wards.
C T-tr i View. Phone Suburban lfX-1.
B-7-lm»
For
onstructlon
I'ulo AltO)
--Eucalyptus wood (at[_
or stove lengths:
Phone 10.
817 Alma Knot.
Be Played Tomorrow' rph.''ho*1" ln
J Spanish galleon.
[ four thousand persons, and then
MKRCI RY-HEBALP TEAM W|,M,y ^^ of rorRTOU
WILL TRY TO TAKE SCALPS
An opportunity to get ln business
or in chunks Get your winter wood! yourself. We can offer a live wlde-j
now. Address McOtauSln Mfg. Co.jswako y°™* raan » flt»e poslOon fori
premiums on Suni,yvale, Cal. *-l-lm
FAST
OF LOCAL BOYS.
outsldo work, wltb a going concern
the larger alios according to the "__ Salary 176.00 month to Start. Ad-
floats quantities of these to be Included In For Sale—Entire outfit of first-' TsnCf, „■■■■ be given as sblllty is
and boats, ailed with singing and the order Oregon Italian prunes class household furniture, used one demonstrated An investment of
dancing girls, robust steersmen and; on the spot are firm owing to the year Call 2 Salvatlerro, campus. 1,500 will be required. Secured,
soldiers and happy children. Rome, prospect of a crop not much more 7-2-lw j For particulars address, with ref-
than a third of normal. The East —— ——7^T*7^^ ^uitV*' erencos, ^ox: 22- Times.. Palo Alto.
„.. , .. . . . , , ,. For Sale—Chiffonier. writing
Side Jobbers who control cost of th» _ . _t ,_ ,., |
spot supply are holding firmly
the quoted prices and report an un-
For Sale—Chiffonier. writing
desk, sewing machine, woman'B bl-:
7-2-lw-
Tomorro* nt the Woodland ball Jo It* days of splendor, never con-
grounds the fa*t Mercury-Herald celved anything more entrancing,
baseball team will Invade the local And then, to be sure, there will
diamond with the avowed Intention >>e the hundred daylight diversions
of taking the scalps of the local ball for the visitors—the yacht, motor usually good consuming demand for
boys. That the local hoys have some-boat, shell, swimming and hydro- this time of the year. For Sate—Fine Astrakhan apples
class was proven lost Sunday when plane races, tbe airships encircling At the opening prices on new crop ;„r jelly. 1 cent per lb. 1126 Chan-
they were defeoted b> tbe Moose the lofty blue, the botblng. fishing.' California pears, which are about Tojsdnaj lane. Pbone 180. 7-3-1*
-toam of San Jose by the score of "dancing, riding and skylarking on for standard. Sc for choice. 8c for -. -— j ■ -—-—
to 1 It was the first game the the mile-long board walk. More extra choice and 10 l-2c for fancy *"°r S*'p or Bent—The Mrs. Flint
boys had played together. i than fifty great white birds, belong-1 for shipment f. o. b. coast, there, mansion, Inquire within; also Menal-
The grounds are In good coudl- Ing to the CorlnthlanB nnd other seems to be little demand.
yachtsmen, will be ln the harbor: There Is little Intorest shown here,on0 eleven-room house In ™A™-j Hamilton avenue
an equal number of motor boots,.",a In offering* of apricots or peaches
pair of Uncle Sam's cruiser* and.either for spot or forward shipments y0f ^tHo Single buggy. Also
Following will be the lineup of two of bis submsiines. on even and prices are normal. laying Leghorn and Rhode Island
the two teams: I dosen of the world** fsmouB swim-, . Red hens. 656 Channlng. 7-5-lw-
Palo Alto—Csllahan. catcher.! mors, under the direction of Sidney i , ___
Bishop . pitcher. Maiheson. first; Corill. and to crown 1L all thou- Vv^GfiklV Rest DflV I .-flW FOB
"Lewis, second. Hooligan, third; Mc-Jaaod* of dollars* worth or fireworks! rv* i
Lachlan. shortstop. Youot. right;! which will Illuminate the nky at the j {q 3e DlSCUfS€u
Miller, center. Whllllng. left. ! close of each evening's entertain-!
San Jose- Rudolph. pitcher: I moot.
Cgeuse. catcher. Shepherd, first; | In the preparation of his program
Dr. E. C. Zickendrath
GRADUATE \ in EKINABIAN
(California Slat* License.)
Dentistry, Surgery, Medicine.
Phone MS. Office 428 Hamilton A vs.
-sguAB*
Los Altos rig con Lofts
Finest squabs for table delivered
at your door. Prices on application.
Ring Palo Atto H47—ring t.
Regular delivery on Wednesdays
Wanted- -Young girl to assist i
housework, regular employment If
mutually satisfactory: or girl or wo-
n,.r. Ior gaaaral bon«worr. Ior ""' Sat"*""- Ord.r. of ball IM
month or more. Phone 390Y. Cor.
Bryont and Coleridge. S. Palo Alto.)
S-2S»-6l |
tion ond ore only a few steps from
the end of th*.- University-avenue car
line.
, Wanted — Washing and ironing by
to cottage, good chicken ranofa «*K wJ|, (ake homo or gQ qM .jo
7-1-1*
-
Wanted—By single ladyr two or
three unfurnished housekeeping
rooms. Address Box 2. Times office
7-Mw
more ol any time. Orders must
be in before .";::. tbe day before
delivery.
L. T. LENOX
Wanted—Boys bring all your old
For Rent—Neat, cloan modern 3- bicycle* and parts to us and we will
room furnished flat, tie: bath, gas.; P»T you cash for them. C. R. Ba-
ielectrlclty, phone. 918 Ramooa.eoni. i3S High street. Phone 318X.
! CALIFORNIA IS ONLY STATE INjfltreeY Phone 378T. 7-8-tf 7-6-lw
UPHOLSTERING AND RM'AlBIflT'B
Awnings. Window Bhades, Brass
Rods, Etc Agency for Ban Josri
Bug Works.
A. -WT MILLS
BIO university Ave.
Lenoon. second. Machado. third: T.! Manager Swauton has been aided
I^amar. shortstop. Sullivan. Gaines, msterlally by Commodore Conney
Maugin. fielders 'of the Corinthian and cx-Commc-
The game will be called promptly dor.* Hogg, each of whom has taken
al 1:30 o clock and ihe admission a keen Interest In the carnival The
obargc will be S6 cent* A A i railroad company Is offering oxcei>-
yuinn. umpire Ufonally low fares for the week, and
• .the hotels and cottage cities of San
Professor Rratider Mntlhxws at o la cruz have pledged th<-m*elves lo
Uterary dlnuer lu New York said of make no advance over their regu-
* certain "beat seller : '"The gram-. Is* rati** Altogether "water week"
mar Is rather off It* author lies »' Santa Crui should be the biggest
open to the rObnke meted out to a thine ever attempted on the Pacific
Philadelphia author in the lost ren- roost ond Manager Rwanton 1* to be
tury This author had been slashed i«nr:rnritlated upon evolving such a
UNION THAT HAS NOT THE
HUMANE MEASURES-
For Rent—Armor j Hall; rent
reduced. Available for meetings.
shows, dances. Apply F. J- Drlseoll. *««<■
303 University svenue. l-2I-tf
C. R. BASOM
BICYCLES, SEWING MACHINE*.
VACUUM CLEANERS
Sold, Repaired, Rented.
' Vacuum Cleaner* for rent, SI a das-,
parll, <»n.l.hwa bungalow Ior long ; 43g ^ SUTrt J£
lAshaTA I-..,.,.,. Dfeln , ' . .-. t J 9V ^^* ***.*"
Wanted -Three
four
For Rent—Two housekeeping
Frederick Morgan at tbe union roomB with sleeping porch; aU con-
ntences; 111. H36 Florence st.
6-1 -tf
In a review and he wrote to the reviewer and challenged him to *
duel But the critic wrote back: '1 j
hare read your letter. It Is as!
wretched sb your book. You have
called me out Very welt. I choose
grammar You are a dead man '
■pllOTlods entertainment
"Bryan Smiled."
Well he might.
Th*-re i* no parallel or precedent
political history for his performance la the nations! Democratic
convention
one man ever tossed his enemies, and his friends, about and
tumbled them over as Bryan did In
; this convention.
Predatory wealth and the near
uraod topsy-
hoso wagon, bids to be received up! lurry by tho adroit William Jen-
to July IsL Dings.—Santa Cms Surf.
Why Should California Have a
Weekly Kestday LowT" is the topic
of ihe sermon to be delivered by
I Rev
■ services at the Congr.-grit tonal
| Church tomorrow evening
Initiative petitions are now clr- .
culatlng In the state to secure the Rooms furnished Tor nousekeep
31.600 signature* necessary to place ing: rates reasonable.
thf question on the ballot this foil
Polo Alto should do her part, l-o-
bor unions aro Btrongly advocating
it. It Is not "blue law** legislation
The proposed law will not compel
the observance of any apeclal day
Phone Palo Alto 343X
7-6-2t
Wanted.
situation n
housek'-eplt
brae, Cal
*> middle-aged
companion and
Mrs. Leonard.
lady,
light
Mill-
ton,
454 Hamilton ave Pbone 48SK
6-10-lm
For Rent—Furnished houses.
against conscientious or religious
scruples, and recognises the neces-
r0-t Bryant street.
For Rent—Cor. Addison and Fulton. 8-room cottage, bath, laundry.
MOSQUITOES
Son Mateo—
Though ih«r failure ot" the levee on
the Howard marshes we are again
affiB -led. and large sums -pent lor
protection have been spent in vain
If this Levee had been kept up as'
6-26-2w» promised „■- would have Im.l little
— trouble. At fhb time a move should j
be made to sec that this work m or-1
DRUGLESS HEALER
tresis alt disease* without drutjs or
surgery. Consultation free. Lady
ln attendance. Phono 430K.
PROF. J. THORNLEY, S. T.
University Hotel, Palo Alto, Cad.
Palmistry
MRS. VAN BAKER
Best Psychic Reader, 817 Kipling.
off Homer avenue.
Phono 497L.
llty of some Industries continuing, chicken yard, garden.
Hillsborough ha* called for bids
to furnish an auto chemical fire engine.
Orovlllo is advertising for a mo-'
tor-driven combination chemical and j friends wore allko
seven days in the week. But It will j to private and public schools,
provide thot In such industries every including water. Key at 733 Add!'
laborer shall have one day off dur- son or at owner's. 628 Cowper sL
Petaluma has advertised for a
Convenient ran«'C(' (or "O that *** shall not have j triple combination auto fire pump.
g25! a repetition of the trouble next year
The city did its share and should »r<
that the property owners do not agair
hose wagon and chomlcal outfit,
100 horsepower.
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FABER TRACT
800
We bare the selling agency for the Paber Tract
acres, known for years as tin- Clarke Ranch.
This property adjoin* the Ravenswood Addition to Palo
Alto and lies within two block* of tbe car line. It is subdivided Into fire and ten acre tracts, and is the highest class
acreage close to Palo Alto that ha* ever been upon the niarkei.
It Is rich, level land, especially adapted to alfalfa or vegetable*. Electric power for pumping.
We will sell yon fire or ten acre* and build to suit on a
' small payment down, tbe balance In easy terms.
For fall particulars call on
Marshall Black Investment
Comp.
tony
257 UniversityAvenuc, Palo Alto, Cal.
'
ing the week.
California is the only atate In tho,
Union that has n rcstday law.
Sampel Gompers says. "In my j0dg-<
in.'tit. it is not only lust and bomane.|
but esseotlal to tbo progress of our,
poppl.'. the perpetuation ot the race. por p.ent—Close In on Waverley
the liberty of our country, the n-.n- .,--t.^t. nicely furnished sunny front
terlal. moral ond Intellectual ad'
vancement of all thot one day ol
rest In seven should be the unlvor
fall down on theirs.
For Rent—Furnished flats of Fowler has ordered the cotistrue-
threo rooms. |14 per mo„ or bIx tion of more cement sidewalks.
weeks 120; white enamel kitchens. J ^ |
Apply 311 Alma street. T-l-Jw
t Lindsay citizens, ln mass meeting
assembled, advocated a $2,000,000
I bond Ibssuc for Tulare county for
I good roads.
sal rule. Seven-day workers are
positively poor workers." Tbo California Federation of Labor In convention at San Jose In 1908 unanimously adopted this resolution:
"That we favor * six-day week, as
well as an eight-hour day for labor.
Tbat we request the next California
legislature to enact an effective
statute tbat will provide a weekly
restday for every laborer, not as a
privilege but as a natural right."
room with berth; front entrance;
good location for professional or
business man. * Inquire Times office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PALO ALTO VACUUM CARPET
CLEANING CO. Carpet laying and
remodeling. S. C. Gibson, res. 1*37
Lytton ave. Phone 430Y. U-Sltr
LOST.
Ixiat—Ladles' gold chain bracelet
Waverley street on Thursday
i vin-i;..' inii a* « natural i ■]■:■"■ _ _ _. . _ _-. ,„ n,. -
. " , , .. , , ... evening. Reward for return to 363
As tho time for the closing of the , - _ ,.
. - , ~r . ,. Me v lie avenue. 7-G-3t
petitions has been extended to tbe
16th of July, petitions will be on
hand to sign at the union services.
and win be circulated during the
week. One petition with some fifty
names wss sent in. but Palo Alto
should not be content with such a ]
meager showing.
eoooeeet
Santa Barbara is buying a lot of
pipe for its municipal water system.
San Bernardino Is threatened with
the recall of one of Its councilman ; ;
because he did not vote right on fixing gas rates.
t FOR HALE
OLD BUILDINGS ON THE
SEALE RANCH
Also second-hand buggies,
surreys, harness. Apply to
ALFRED SHALE
Nevada Building. I»hooe S1SX
Do you Like Good Coffee?
OF COURSE YOU DO.
DO YOU GET IT?
Not always, unless job bay oar
Aroca Blend—a combination of old
ooflee of delirious flavor, not rank.
EARLE & CO.
Masonic Temple Building
Phones 837 and 838
