We introduce the notion of the full rank representation of a real algebraic set, which represents it as the projection of a union of real algebraic manifolds lik(F) of Rm, m > n, such that the rank of the Jacobian ...
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(数字)9783319663203
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(纸本)9783319663203;9783319663197
We introduce the notion of the full rank representation of a real algebraic set, which represents it as the projection of a union of real algebraic manifolds lik(F) of Rm, m > n, such that the rank of the Jacobian matrix of each at any point of VIR(F.) is the same as the number of polynomials in F. By introducing an auxiliary variable, we show that a squarefree regular chain T can be transformed to a new regular chain C having various nice properties, such as the Jacobian matrix of C attains full rank at any point of VR(C). Based on a symbolic triangular decomposition approach and a numerical critical point technique, we present a hybrid algorithm to compute a full rank representation. As an application, we show that such a representation allows to better visualize plane and space curves with singularities. Effectiveness of this approach is also demonstrated by computing witness points of polynomial systems having rank -deficient Jacobian matrices.
A strong -ification of a matrix polynomial P (λ) = P Aiλi of degree d is a matrix polynomial L(λ) of degree having the same finite and infinite elementary divisors, and the same number of left and right minimal ind...
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Symmetric tensor decomposition is an important problem with applications in several areas, for example signal processing, statistics, data analysis and computational neuroscience. It is equivalent to Waring's prob...
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Symmetric tensor decomposition is an important problem with applications in several areas, for example signal processing, statistics, data analysis and computational neuroscience. It is equivalent to Waring's problem for homogeneous polynomials, that is to write a homogeneous polynomial in n variables of degree D as a sum of D-th powers of linear forms, using the minimal number of summands. This minimal number is called the rank of the polynomial/tensor. We focus on decomposing binary forms, a problem that corresponds to the decomposition of symmetric tensors of dimension 2 and order D, that is, symmetric tensors of order D over the vector space K2. Under this formulation, the problem finds its roots in invariant theory where the decompositions are related to canonical forms. We introduce a superfast algorithm that exploits results from structured linear algebra. It achieves a softly linear arithmetic complexity bound. To the best of our knowledge, the previously known algorithms have at least quadratic complexity bounds. Our algorithm computes a symbolic decomposition in O(M(D)log(D)) arithmetic operations, where M(D) is the complexity of multiplying two polynomials of degree D. It is deterministic when the decomposition is unique. When the decomposition is not unique, it is randomized. We also present a Monte Carlo variant as well as a modification to make it a Las Vegas one. From the symbolic decomposition, we approximate the terms of the decomposition with an error of 2−Ε, in O(Dlog2(D)(log2(D) + log(Ε))) arithmetic operations. We use results from Kaltofen and Yagati (1989) to bound the size of the representation of the coefficients involved in the decomposition and we bound the algebraic degree of the problem by min(rank,D−rank+1). We show that this bound can be tight. When the input polynomial has integer coefficients, our algorithm performs, up to poly-logarithmic factors, OeB(D`+ D4 + D3τ) bit operations, where τ is the maximum bitsize of the coefficients an
The minrank of a graph G on the set of vertices [n] over a field F is the minimum possible rank of a matrix M ∈ -n×nwith nonzero diagonal entries such that Mi,j= 0 whenever i and j are distinct nonadjacent verti...
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Fitting a signal to a sum-of-exponentials model is a basic problem in signal processing. It can be posed and solved as a Hankel structured low-rank matrix approximation problem. Subsequently, local optimization, subsp...
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The cyclotomic polynomial фn is the monic polynomial whose zeroes are the n-th primitive roots of unity and the inverse cyclotomic polynomial &PSgr;n is the monic polynomial whose zeroes are the n-th non-primitiv...
The cyclotomic polynomial фn is the monic polynomial whose zeroes are the n-th primitive roots of unity and the inverse cyclotomic polynomial &PSgr;n is the monic polynomial whose zeroes are the n-th non-primitive roots of unity. They have numerous applications in numbertheory, abstract algebra, and cryptography. Thus it is beneficial to further our understanding of their properties. In this dissertation, we present results on the size of their maximum gap, that is, the largest difference between consecutive exponents in the polynomials, denoted g(фn) and g(&PSgr; n). In this paper, we assume that n is odd, square-free. A summary of results is as follows: We present lower bounds for g(фn) and g(&PSgr;n): 1. We prove five lower bounds: α±, β±, γ ±, δ–, ϵ± 2. We observe that they are very often equal to g(ф n) and g(&PSgr;n) 3. We analyze their time complexity compared to direct computation of g(фn) and g(&PSgr; n) We discuss an exact expression for g(ф n): 1. We conjecture that, for n = mp where m is a product of odd primes and p is an odd prime, g(фmp) = ϕ(m) if and only if p > m 2. We present an algorithm which we use to check the conjecture for infinitely many values of mp 3. We prove the conjecture when m = p1p2 and p = p3, where p3 ≡ p1p2 +1, p2 ≡ p1 ±1 We discuss an exact expression for g(&PSgr;n): 1. We prove that g(&PSgr;n) = δ–. under a certain condition 2. We show the condition "almost always" holds in a certain sense
Reach control theory is an approach to satisfying complex control objectives on a constrained state space. It relies on triangulating the state space into simplices, and devising a separate controller on each simplex ...
Reach control theory is an approach to satisfying complex control objectives on a constrained state space. It relies on triangulating the state space into simplices, and devising a separate controller on each simplex to satisfy the control specifications. A fundamental element of reach control theory is the Reach Control Problem (RCP). The goal of the RCP is to drive system trajectories of an affine control system on a simplex to leave this simplex through a predetermined facet. This thesis discusses a number of issues pertaining to reach control theory and the RCP. Its central part is a discussion of the solvability of the RCP. We identify strong necessary conditions for the solvability of the RCP by affine feedback and continuous state feedback, and provide elegant characterizations of these conditions using methods from linear algebra and algebraic topology. Additionally, using the theory of positive systems, Z-matrices, and graph theory, we obtain several new interpretations of the currently known set of necessary and sufficient conditions for the solvability of the RCP by affine feedback. The thesis also provides a rigorous foundation for the notion of exiting a simplex through a facet, and discusses uniqueness and existence of trajectories in reach control with discontinuous feedback. Finally, building on previous results, the thesis includes novel applications of reach control theory to parallel parking and adaptive cruise control. These applications serve to motivate new directions of theoretical research in reach control.
We deal with finite dimensional differentiable manifolds. All items are concerned with are differentiable as well. The class of differentiability is C-infinity. A metric structure in a vector bundle E is a constant ra...
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(纸本)9783319684451;9783319684444
We deal with finite dimensional differentiable manifolds. All items are concerned with are differentiable as well. The class of differentiability is C-infinity. A metric structure in a vector bundle E is a constant rank symmetric bilinear vector bundle homomorphism of E x E in the trivial bundle line bundle. We address the question whether a given gauge structure in E is metric. That is the main concerns. We use generalized Amari functors of the information geometry for introducing two index functions defined in the moduli space of gauge structures in E. Beside we introduce a differential equation whose analysis allows to link the new index functions just mentioned with the main concerns. We sketch applications in the differential geometry theory of statistics.
Pattern avoidance is a central topic in graph theory and combinatorics. Pattern avoidance in matrices has applications in computer science and engineering, such as robot motion planning and VLSI circuit design. A d-di...
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Pattern avoidance is a central topic in graph theory and combinatorics. Pattern avoidance in matrices has applications in computer science and engineering, such as robot motion planning and VLSI circuit design. A d-dimensional zero-one matrix A avoids another d-dimensional zero one matrix P if no submatrix of A can be transformed to P by changing some ones to zeros. A fundamental problem is to study the maximum number of nonzero entries in a d-dimensional nx . . . xn matrix that avoids P. This maximum number, denoted by f(n, P, d), is called the extremal function. We advance the extremal theory of matrices in two directions. The methods that we use come from combinatorics, probability, and analysis. Firstly, we obtain non-trivial lower and upper bounds on f(n, P, d) when n is large for every d-dimensional block permutation matrix P. We establish the tight bound circle minus(n(d-1)) on f(n, P, d) for every d-dimensional tuple permutation matrix P. This tight bound has the lowest possible order that an extremal function of a nontrivial matrix can ever achieve. Secondly, we show that the limit inferior of the sequence {f(n,p,d)/n(d-1)} has a lower bound 2(Omega(K1/2)) for a family of kx . . . xk permutation matrices P. We also improve the upper bound on the limit superior from 2(O(k log k)) to 2(O(k)) for all kx . . . xk permutation matrices and show that the new upper bound also holds for tuple permutation matrices. (C) 2017 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
The development of the spectral theory is motivated by the need to solve problems emerging from several fields in Mathematics and Physics. Some progress has been achieved for some classes of singular integral operator...
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