In this study, a classical spectral-finite difference scheme (SFDS) for the three-dimensional (3D) parabolic equation is reduced by using proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) and singular value decomposition (SVD). First, the 3D parabolic equation is discretized in spatial variables by using spectral collocation method and the discrete scheme is transformed into matrix formulation by tensor product. Second, the classical SFDS is obtained by difference discretization in time-direction. The ensemble of data are comprised with the first few transient solutions of the classical SFDS for the 3D parabolic equation and the POD bases of ensemble of data are generated by using POD technique and SVD. The unknown quantities of the classical SFDS are replaced with the linear combination of POD bases and a reducedorder extrapolation SFDS with lower dimensions and sufficiently high accuracy for the 3D parabolic equation is established. Third, the error estimates between the classical SFDS solutions and the reduced-order extrapolation SFDS solutions and the implementation for solving the reduced-order extrapolation SFDS are provided. Finally, a numerical example shows that the errors of numerical computations are consistent with the theoretical results. Moreover, it is shown that the reduced-order extrapolation SFDS is effective and feasible to find the numerical solutions for the 3D parabolic equation.

We consider the Borcherds-Cartan matrix obtained from a symmetrizable generalized Cartan matrix by adding one imaginary simple root. We extend the result of Gebert and Teschner [Lett. Math. Phys., 1994, 31: 327-334] to the quantum case. Moreover, we give a connection between the irreducible dominant representations of quantum Kac-Moody algebras and those of quantum generalized Kac-Moody algebras. As the result, a large class of irreducible dominant representations of quantum generalized Kac-Moody algebras were obtained from representations of quantum Kac-Moody algebras through tensor algebras.

Let M be an exact symplectic manifold with contact type boundary such that c₁(M) = 0. Motivated by noncommutative symplectic geometry and string topology, we show that the cyclic cohomology of the Fukaya category of M has an involutive Lie bialgebra structure.

The extended magnetohydrodynamic models are derived based on the moment closure of the Vlasov-Maxwell (VM) equations. We adopt the Grad type moment expansion which was firstly proposed for the Boltzmann equation. A new regularization method for the Grad’s moment system was recently proposed to achieve the globally hyperbolicity so that the local well-posedness of the moment system is attained. For the VM equations, the moment expansion of the convection term is exactly the same as that in the Boltzmann equation, thus the new developed regularization applies. The moment expansion of the electromagnetic force term in the VM equations turns out to be a linear source term, which can preserve the conservative properties of the distribution function in the VM equations perfectly.

For the normalized Fourier coefficients of Maass cusp forms λ(n) and the normalized Fourier coefficients of holomorphic cusp forms a(n), we give the bound of ∑m12+m22+m32≤xλ(m12+m22+m32)Λ(m12+m22+m32) and ∑m12+m22+m32≤xa(m12+m22+m32)Λ(m12+m22+m32).

This paper is concerned with root localization of a complex polynomial with respect to the unit circle in the more general case. The classical Schur-Cohn-Fujiwara theorem converts the inertia problem of a polynomial to that of an appropriate Hermitian matrix under the condition that the associated Bezout matrix is nonsingular. To complete it, we discuss an extended version of the Schur-Cohn-Fujiwara theorem to the singular case of that Bezout matrix. Our method is mainly based on a perturbation technique for a Bezout matrix. As an application of these results and methods, we further obtain an explicit formula for the number of roots of a polynomial located on the upper half part of the unit circle as well.

We give a new definition of geometric multiplicity of eigenvalues of tensors, and based on this, we study the geometric and algebraic multiplicity of irreducible tensors’ eigenvalues. We get the result that the eigenvalues with modulus ρ(A) have the same geometric multiplicity. We also prove that twodimensional nonnegative tensors’ geometric multiplicity of eigenvalues is equal to algebraic multiplicity of eigenvalues.

We give a complete classification of tilting bundles over a weighted projective line of type (2, 3, 3). This yields another realization of the tame concealed algebras of type E₆.

For a compact symplectic manifold which is s-Lefschetz which is weaker than the hard Lefschetz property, we prove that the Lefschetz decomposition for de Rham cohomology also holds.

The present paper contains two interrelated developments. First, the basic properties of the construction theory over the Steinberg Lie color algebras are developed in analogy with Steinberg Lie algebra case. This is done on the example of the central closed of the Steinberg Lie color algebras. The second development is that we define the first ?-cyclic homology group HC₁(R, ?) of the Γ-graded associative algebra R (which could be seemed as the generalization of cyclic homology group and the ?/2?-graded version of cyclic homology that was introduced by Kassel) to calculate the universal central extension of Steinberg Lie color algebras.

Let φ be a growth function, and let A:=-(?-ia)?(?-ia)+V be a magnetic Schr?dinger operator on L2(?n),n≥2, where α:=(α1,α2,?,αn)∈Lloc2(?n,?n) and 0≤V∈Lloc1(?n). We establish the equivalent characterizations of the Musielak-Orlicz-Hardy space HA,φ(?n), defined by the Lusin area function associated with {e-t2A}t>0, in terms of the Lusin area function associated with {e-tA}t>0, the radial maximal functions and the nontangential maximal functions associated with {e-t2A}t>0 and {e-tA}t>0, respectively. The boundedness of the Riesz transforms LkA-1/2,k∈{1,2,?,n}, from HA,φ(?n) to Lφ(?n) is also presented, where L_k is the closure of ??xk-iαk in L2(?n). These results are new even when φ(x,t):=ω(x)tp for all x∈?nand t ∈(0,+∞) with p ∈(0, 1] and ω∈A∞(?n) (the class of Muckenhoupt weights on ?n).

There are two extensions of Virasoro algebra with particular importance in superstring theory: the Ramond algebra and the Neveu-Schwarz algebra, which are Z₂-graded extensions of the Virasoro algebra. In this paper, we show that the support of a simple weight module over the Ramond algebra with an infinite-dimensional weight space coincides with the weight lattice and that all intersections of non-trivial weight spaces and odd part or even part of the module are infinite-dimensional. This result together with the one that we have obtained over the Neveu-Schwarz algebra generalizes the result for the Virasoro algebra to the super-Virasoro algebras.

Bracketed words are basic structures both in mathematics (such as Rota-Baxter algebras) and mathematical physics (such as rooted trees) where the locations of the substructures are important. In this paper, we give the classification of the relative locations of two bracketed subwords of a bracketed word in an operated semigroup into the separated, nested, and intersecting cases. We achieve this by establishing a correspondence between relative locations of bracketed words and those of words by applying the concept of Motzkin words which are the algebraic forms of Motzkin paths.

Consider the flag-transitive 2-(v, k, λ) symmetric designs with (k, λ) = 1. We prove that if {D} is a nontrivial 2-(v, k, λ) symmetric design with (k, λ) = 1 and G≤Aut({D}) is flag-transitive with Soc(G) = A_n for n≥5, then {D} is the projective space PG₂(3,2) and G = A₇.