We always need to consider a transform on Hilbert space (this is a discrete model), or a finite dimensional space . If under a basis is given by a diagonal matrix this story is easy,
Then .
In fact, for is a transform of a finite dimensional space, is given by by duality we have , so we have,
If we have given and .
But in application of this idea, the orthogonal condition always seems to be too restricted and due too this we have the following lemma which is follow the idea but change the orthogonal condition by almost orthogonal.
Lemma(Catlar-Stein)
Let be finitely many operators on some Hilbert space . Such that for some function one has,
for any . Let . then ,
Pf:
tensor power trick + duality .
Singular integrals on
Lemma(Schur)
Define is a operator on measure space equipped positive product measure , via,
is a measurable kernel, then,
1). .
2). .
3). , .
4). .
Pf:
1),2),4) merely due to Fubini theorem and Bath lemma.
3) proof by the interpolation and combine 1) and 2).
Theorem
Let K be a Calderon-Zegmund operator, with the additional assumption
that . Then
with .
Caldero ́n–Vaillancourt theorem
Hardy’s inequality
Theorem(Hardy inequality)
For any there is a constant with the prop-
arty that,
for all .
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正交性是 Hilbert space 中最强的简化机制;almost orthogonality 则是在真实分析问题中更常见的替代品。频率块、空间块和算子族通常不完全正交,但交互足够小。
almost orthogonality 用交互衰减替代严格正交,是奇异积分和伪微分算子估计的基础。
原题:The correlation of Mobius function and nil-sequences in short interval
I wish to establish the following estimate:
Conjecture :(correlation of Mobius function and nil-sequences in short interval)
is the liouville function we wish the following estimate is true.
.
Where we have as , is a compact space.
I do not know how to prove this but this is result is valuable to consider, because by a Fourier identity we could transform the difficulty of (log average) Chowla conjecture to this type of result.
There is some clue to show this type of result could be true, the first one is the result established by Matomaki and Raziwill in 2015:
Theorem (multiplication function in short interval)
is a multiplicative function, i.e. . as , then we have the following result,
.
And there also exists the result which could be established by Vinagrodov estimate and B-S-Z critation :
Theorem(correlation of multiplication function and nil-sequences in long interval)
is a multiplicative function, i.e. . is a polynomial function then we have the following result,
f is a matrix value analytic function on , we know , this is just mean , assume , for which we assume is a lifting of f use the inverse of ramification map ,
原题:Geometric intuition of mean value property of nonlinear elliptic equation
I wish to gain some understanding of the MVP of nonlinear elliptic equation by geometric intuition.
Linear elliptic equation case
First of all, I have a very good geometric explain of the MVP of Laplace equation, i.e.
MVP of laplace equation
in , is a Ball, we have following identity:
I need to point out first, this property is not difficult to proof by standard integral by part method, but the following method have more geometric intuition. And in some sense explain why this property holds.
The proof is not very difficult to explain by mathematic formula, but I wish to divide the proof into two part, explain one part by graph and literal interpretation.
part 1 of the proof:
we consider a 1-parameter group of foliation, and consider the integral identity with this foliation.
Part 2 of the proof:
and we have:
by the pointwise equation , one key point is .
This approach cloud easily to transform to the general elliptic equation case and it seems a little difficult to transform to Possion equation, the non-hemomorphism case.
Nonlinear elliptic equation case
A-B-P estimate for general nonlinear uniformly elliptic equation
ABP estimate is the most basic estimate in fully nonliear elliptic equation.
The ABP maximum principle states (roughly) that, if
Then (assuming sufficient regularity of the coefficients),
\sup _{\Omega} u \leq \sup _{\partial \Omega} u + C (\int _{\Omega} \vert f \vert^n )^{1/n} ………. (*)
I will give an intuitive explanation of the proof of (*) .
Usually, in order to prove maximum principles, the key idea is to use that at a local max the second derivative is negative-definite, then choose a good basis and get some identity of 1-order drivative and inequality for 2-order’s. This process is used in such like the proof of the Hopf lemma, and some inter gradient estimate, consider some flexiable function like or sometihng else anyway.
But in the proof of ABP we need more geometric intution and more trick.
First we do a rescaling:
if
then:
And then We explain what is the contact set. It is the subset such that u agree with it convex envelop. i.e. . The geometric meaning is it has at least one lower support plane. So what is it is just the set that u is very low on it. Or in another way of view you consider as a lot of mountains then is the place near the tops of which mountain can see every thing (locally).
Then we look at every point in , then determination of the hessian matrix at this point have a control due to the PDE , and the uniformly elliptic property.
The determination of hessian matrix could be view as a determination of Jacobe matrix of the map .and by Area formula we have:
It is easy to see for a constant , (Base on the PDE on every point, the geometric intution is just the function u could not be very narrow cone at every point). So we have , take ,
so we have:
and the classical matrix inequality for every positive definite matrix A we have
:
combine (***),(****) ,we have:
graph
General approach to get MVP for elliptic equation which is come from geometry
MVP for K-hessian equation, with geometric explanation
MVP for K-curvature equation, with geometric explanation
MVP for p-Laplace equation, with geometric explanation
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调和函数的平均值性质是椭圆方程最漂亮的几何现象之一。在线性情形,它来自球面对称和分部积分;在非线性椭圆方程中,真正的替代物往往不是严格平均值公式,而是 ABP estimate、contact set 和凸包几何。
An important theorem in Diophantine approximation is the theorem of Liuoville:
**Liuoville Theorem** If x is a algebraic number of degree over the rational number then there exists a constant such that:
holds for every integer where .
This theorem explain a phenomenon, the approximation of algebraic number by rational number could not be very well. Which was generated later to **Thue–Siegel–Roth theorem**, them could be used to proof a lots of constant is not algebraic, i.e. transcendentals .
My questions is in another direction, now let us not just consider one root of a integer polynomial but consider all roots of it, i.e. , which is based on a observation : If we define
By **Vieta theorem** we know for all , this will lead to some restriction and in fact destroy the uniformly distribution of . In fact the most important one is the determination of Vandermon Determinant: .
We know so when we could use this to proof a nontrivial estimate for .
by combine the A-G inequality and .While by continue fractional expansion we only know a trivial estimate of type .
my question is the following:
Is there still have a nontrivial estimate for (which could be slight weaker), if we don’t have the whole power of **Vieta theorem**? more precisely:
**problem 1**
if we have for all where , is there still some nontrivial estimate of,
hold for all ?
One reason to consider this could be true is that although is not roots of a integer polynomial but we could image in some suitable metric space the gromov-hausdorff distance of tuple and a tuple come form roots of integer polynomial is small . And it seems reasonable to image this type of asymptotic quality is continue with the G-H distance on .
Another problem is what happen when . More precisely,
**problem 2**
What happen when , is this result,
still true?
Let us go a litter further, if these two problem both have a satisfied answer, what is the higher dimensional case?
**problem 3**
Given . If tuple is very closed to the zero set of a variety in in in the sense a lots of symmetric sum of belong to , will this lead to some good estimate for
I think these type of result should be investigated very well, Iappreciate to any pointer with useful comments and answer, both on given some strategy to solve these problems or given some reference about these problems.
We focus on , it does not mean is the only compact 1 dimensional system , but it is a typical example.
.
If is a homomorphism then stay the order of (by continuous and the zero point theorem). That is just mean:
(may be do a reflexion ).
In the homomorphism case. We try to define the rotation number to describe the expending rate of the dynamic system.
i.e. . Lifting to,
.
How to realize the lifting?
Step1: Periodic extend to . (Regard as ).
Step2: Consider the “flow” of . we get .
The rotation number is defined as:
.
Following we will shall it is independent of the choice of and in fact.
It is not difficult to proved the following property:
Property:
1.If is conjugate (in fact semi-conjugate is enough ). Then 1.If is conjugate (in fact semi-conjugate is enough ). Thenrotation number of equal to rotation number of .
2.If is conjugate to . Then rotation number of equal to
rotation number of .
)
Example: , . It is not difficult to prove the rotation number of is .
Propersion:
1)For we have that .
2).If has a periodic point, i.e. . Then $latex\rho (T)$ is rational.
3) has no periodic point then is irrational.
4) The limit actually exists and we have: .
pf of 1):
.
Used the property .
pf of 2):
It is not difficult to prove is independent with the choice of . So choose to be the periodic point.
Remark: but the inverse of 2) is not true. For example:
.
This dynamic system has both periodic points() and non-periodic pint (maybe orbits generated by .
pf of 3):
If not. Assume is rational number . Take any point , then:
.
.
.
Now assume .
Then . $\forall x\in \mathbb S_1$ (if , take reflection ).
And there do not exists such that . If not, we could prove rotation number is large than lead a contradiction.
So is a bounded monotonically increasing sequences in , it limits point must satisfied .
pf of 4):
Using the point wise approximation inequality induced from the monotonically and stay ordering property of by .
Corollary:
Assume is irrational.
1. Let , and . If , then .
2. The bijection between the set and precise the natural ordering on .
This corollary is not difficult to prove use the established property.
Denjoy’s theorem
Proposition:
If is a minimal orientation presenving homomorphism with irrational rotation number then is topologically conjugate to the standard rotation .
leave as a ex.
For , . We define the variation of by:
We say that the logarithm of has bounded variation if this value is finite.
Denjoy’s theorem:
If is a orientation preserving homomorphism of the circle with derivative of standard variation and irrational rotation number then is topologically conjugate to the standard rotation :
.
Due to the upper proposition we only need show is minimal. Proof pf minimal is splitting to following two sub lemmas.
Sublemma1:
If has irrational rotation number and there are a constant and a sequences of integers such that the map: Satisfy : Then is minimal.
Sublemma2:
Fix and write , for There exists an increasing sequences of natural number such that the intervals are all disjoint.
Paradox and problem
Graph:
because of existence of fix point.
for .
Is always true for ?
If it is right, then there is a contradiction with argument , but for what type of dynamic system ?
satisfied . for all ?
Problem:
If is not homomorphism but induced , is striating increasing, Is the limit of always exists? it could not be increase with .
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rotation number 是一维动力系统中最基本的不变量之一。它衡量圆周同胚平均每次迭代旋转多少。
Where is a given periodic matrix with period , i.e. .
Then the solution $\phi(t)$ satisfied identity:
.
This could be explained as .
Now we consider to solve the equation: . At least formally it could be solved:
.
(Unfortunately is a multi-value function so , where is the identity matrix and is a solution of .) This argument is false.
In fact matrix is not like numbers, the function is much more complicated. we have,
So to solve , it is equivalent to :
But this type of identity only meaningful when , so is it true that for the equation is solved by , and for it do not have solution?
The naive inspirit is wrong, the situation is similar to the case while could extend to and the identity
always holds for . The key observation is always holds when , this will lead to a reasonable value of
even when and this process could be continue to the whole matrix space and the identity enjoy the accosted principle so is well-defined for all .
Now it is time to consider the rotation number, which is defined by for is a continuous increasing function.
And I do not know how to associated a dynamic system for the matrix given here, but in any case it seems iff it is given by a hemoermorphifm then the rotation number is zero due to the following reason:
Consider as the quotient . Your homeomorphism lifts to a homeomorphism
such that .
Form the map , where is the composition times of with itself. By construction and , so that factors as a homeomorphism of the circle conjugating to the rotation.
By the way this approach wors in too.
Maslov index of a holomorphic disk
A natural way to understand the rotation number here is according the way of maslov index, we have the following formula:
Proof sketch:
1..
2. The dynamic system is defined by : , .
3. this dynamic system is conjugate to the dynamic system , Not difficult to proof it is a homomorphism on and it is zero entropy by Pesin’s formula
If could lifting to $\hat T:R \to R$ the rotation number is defined as :
This problem is not a good problem due to the philosophy, i.e. use rotation number to describe the information of a hamiltonian flow is not satisfied, in fact it is difficult to establish a suitable definition of “rotation number”! But this is the first crucial thing to establish a theorem!
Hamiltonian flow
In mathematics and physics, a Hamiltonian vector field on a symplectic manifold is a vector field, defined for any energy function or Hamiltonian. A Hamiltonian vector field is a geometric manifestation of Hamilton’s equations in classical mechanics. The integral curves of a Hamiltonian vector field represent solutions to the equations of motion in the Hamiltonian form. The diffeomorphisms of a symplectic manifold arising from the flow of a Hamiltonian vector field are known as canonical transformations in physics and (Hamiltonian) symplectomorphisms in mathematics.[1]
Hamiltonian vector fields can be defined more generally on an arbitrary Poisson manifold. The Lie bracket of two Hamiltonian vector fields corresponding to functions f and g on the manifold is itself a Hamiltonian vector field, with the Hamiltonian given by the Poisson bracket of f and g.
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Floquet theory 研究周期系数线性微分方程
$$\dot x=A(t)x,\qquad A(t+T)=A(t).$$
它告诉我们,周期系统的长期行为由一个周期部分和一个指数部分共同决定。
Floquet theory 把周期系数线性系统分解成周期部分和指数部分,monodromy matrix 控制稳定性。
The most important beakgrouth of analytic number theory is the new understanding of multiplication function on share interval, this result is established by Kaisa Matomäki & Maksym Radziwill. Two very young and intelligent superstars.
The main theorem in them article is :
Theorem(Matomaki,Radziwill)
As soon as when , one has:
for almost all .
In my understanding of the result, the main strategy is:
Parseval indetity, monotonically inequality, this is something about the norms of the quality we wish to charge. It is just trying to understanding
as a fuzzy thing by a more chargeable quality:
In fact we do a cutoff, the quality we really consider is just:
established the monotonically inequality:
In my understanding, This is a perspective of the quality, due to the quality is a multiplicative function integral on a domain () with additive structure, it could be looked as a lots of wave with the periodic given by primes, so we could do a orthogonal decomposition in the fractional space, try to prove the cutoff is a error term and we get such a monotonically inequality.
But at once we get the monotonically inequality, we could look it as a compactification process and this process still carry most of the information so lead to the inequality.
It seems something similar occur in the attack of the moments estimate of zeta function by the second author. And it is also could be looked as something similar to the spectral decomposition with some basis come from multiplication unclear, i.e. primes.
Step 2: Involved by multiplication property, spectral decomposition
I called it is “spectral decomposition”, but this is not very exact. Anyway, the thing I want to say is that for multiplication function , we have Euler-product formula:
Euler-product formula:
But anyway, we do not use the whole power of multiplication just use it on primes, i.e. leads to following result:
This is a identity about the function , the point is it is not just use the multiplication at a point,i.e. , but take average at a area which is natural generated and compatible with multiplication, this identity carry a lot of information of the multiplicative property. Which is crucial to get a good estimate for the quality we consider about.
Step 3:from linear to multilinear , Cauchy schwarz
Now, we do not use one sets , but use several sets which is carefully chosen. And we do not consider [X,2X] with linear structure anymore , instead reconsider the decomposition:
On every it equipped with a bilinear structure. And is a very small set, $|U|=o(X)$ which is in fact have much better estimate.
This problem may be a embarrassed one, but I even could not prove it for the 1 dimensional case.
Here is the problem:
>**Question 1** is a compact -dimensional smooth manifold in , take a point $p\notin M$. prove there is always a line pass and , and intersect transversally with .
You can naturally generated it to:
>**Qusetion 2** is a compact $n$-dimensional smooth manifold in , take a point . Prove $\forall 1\leq k\leq m$, there is always a hyperplane pass $p$ and , and intersect transversally with .
Thanking for Piotr pointed out, assuming “transverse” means “the tangent spaces intersect only at 0”.
We focus on question 1 for simplified.
Even in 1 dimension it is not easy at least for me, **warning**: a line pass may be intersect $M$ at several points combine a set , could be finite, countable or even it is not countable (consider is induced by a smooth function for which the zeros set is Cantor set.)… And if there is one point , $l$ is tangent with the tangent line of at , then is not intersect transversally with .
**My attempt**:
I could use a dimensional argument and Sard’s theorem to establish a similar result but instead of a fix point , we proof for generic point in which is not in we can choose such a line.
So it seems reasonable to develop the dimensional technique to attach the question 1, in 1 dimensional, it will relate to investigate the ordinary differential equation:
Where , have a parameterization . If there is a counterexample for the question 1, then there is another solution which satisfied the ODE in the sense:
at least for every line there is a intersection point , satisfied ODE at .
This is just like the uniqueness of the solution of such a ODE is destroyed at some subspace of a line which have some special linear structure, I do not know if this point of view with be helpful.
I will appreciate for any useful answers and comments.
Proof 1(provided by fedja)
Area trick.(weakness:it seems we could not proof the transtivasally intersection point have positive measure by this way).
Proof 2(provided by Piotr)
#For the codimension 1 case.#
###Using Thom transversality theorem.###
Consider the maps parametrized by and given by . The map , is clearly transverse to , thus Thom’s transversality says that is transverse to for almost all . Now it suffices to prove that for an open set in , the line given by intersects . Proven below.
###Using Sard’s theorem directly.###
Thom’s transversality is usually proven using Sard’s theorem. Here is the idea.
Consider the projection onto a sphere centered at . A line through intersects transversally if the two points are regular values of (indeed, the critical points of are exactly the points at which the normal is perpendicular to the radial direction (with respect to $p$)). By Sard’s theorem, the set of regular values is dense in .
We need to choose any point on the sphere for which both and are regular values, and the line through and actually intersects . It suffices to prove that the set of points for which this line intersects contains an open set. We could now use the Jordan-Brouwer Separation Theorem and we would be done, but we can do it more directly (and in a way that seems to generalize).
###The set of points for which intersects has nonempty interior.###
For each point the projection onto the sphere centered at , of radius small enough so that the sphere does not intersect , has some (topological) degree . It is easy to check that if one takes any point and considers the points for small , the degrees of the corresponding maps differ by . It follows that we can find a point for which , which guarantees that for every point in a small open ball around (all these points have same degree ), the line joining and intersects . Projection of on is an open set which we sought.
#For the general case (partial solution).
I think a similar reasoning should work, however, notice that for we cannot make intersect transversally with because of dimensional reasons: the dimensions of and don’t add up to at least . Recall that transversality implies Thus, either (1) you want to consider , or (2) define “transversal intersection” for such manifolds saying that the tangent spaces have to intersect at an empty set.
Also, for we can just take any plane which works for and just extend it to a -dimensional plane.
###Assuming .###
A similar reasoning should work for with going over all families of pairwise perpendicular unit vectors, and . Thom’s transversality says that for almost all choices of , the plane is transverse to .
### The nonempty interior issue. ###
The only thing left is to prove that the set of for which the intersection is nonempty has nonempty interior. Last time we proved that there is a zero-dimensional sphere containing , namely , which has nonzero linking number with , and by deforming if to spheres and taking lines through pairs , we got an open set of parameters for which the line intersects .
Here should be able to do a similar trick by finding a -dimensional sphere with nonzero linking number with . The ball that bounds that sphere has to intersect , thus the plane containing the sphere has to intersect . By perturbing the sphere we get spheres with the same linking numbers, and get all the planes that lie in a neighbourhood of ; in particular, we get an open set of parameters for which intersects .
Well, we don’t actually need a *round* sphere, but we do need a *smooth* sphere that lies in a -dimensional plane. There’s some trickery needed to do this, but I am sure something like this can be done.
Maybe somebody else can do it better?
### For ###
I don’t really know how to attack this case, assuming “transverse” means “the tangent spaces intersect only at “.