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Continuous reducibility and dimension of metric spaces
If is a Polish metric space of dimension , then by Wadge's lemma,
no more than two Borel subsets of can be incomparable with respect to
continuous reducibility. In contrast, our main result shows that for any metric
space of positive dimension, there are uncountably many Borel subsets
of that are pairwise incomparable with respect to continuous
reducibility.
The reducibility that is given by the collection of continuous functions on a
topological space is called the \emph{Wadge quasi-order} for
. We further show that this quasi-order, restricted to the Borel
subsets of a Polish space , is a \emph{well-quasiorder (wqo)} if and
only if has dimension , as an application of the main result.
Moreover, we give further examples of applications of the technique, which is
based on a construction of graph colorings
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On the suitability of power functions as S-boxes for symmetric cryptosystems
textI present some results towards a classification of power functions that are Almost
Perfect Nonlinear (APN), or equivalently differentially 2-uniform, over F2n
for infinitely many positive integers n. APN functions are useful in constructing
S-boxes in AES-like cryptosystems. An application of a theorem by Weil [20] on
absolutely irreducible curves shows that a monomial x
m is not APN over F2n for all
sufficiently large n if a related two variable polynomial has an absolutely irreducible
factor defined over F2. I will show that the latter polynomial’s singularities imply
that except in five cases, all power functions have such a factor. Three of these cases
are already known to be APN for infinitely many fields. The last two cases are still
unproven. Some specific cases of power functions have already been known to be
APN over only finitely many fields, but they also follow from the results below.Mathematic
NLO Higgs Effective Field Theory and kappa-framework
A consistent framework for studying Standard Model deviations is developed.
It assumes that New Physics becomes relevant at some scale beyond the present
experimental reach and uses the Effective Field Theory approach by adding
higher-dimensional operators to the Standard Model Lagrangian and by computing
relevant processes at the next-to-leading order, extending the original
kappa-framework.Comment: 33 pages + appendice
Modified mixed Tsirelson spaces
We study the modified and boundedly modified mixed Tsirelson spaces
and respectively, defined by a subsequence
of the sequence of Schreier families . These
are reflexive asymptotic spaces with an unconditio- nal basis
having the property that every sequence of
normalized disjointly supported vectors contained in is equivalent to the basis of . We show
that if then the space and its modified variations are totally incomparable by
proving that is finitely disjointly representable in every block subspace
of . Next, we present an example of
a boundedly modified mixed Tsirelson space which is arbitrarily
distortable. Finally, we construct a variation of the space which
is hereditarily indecomposable
Magnetic vortex-antivortex crystals generated by spin-polarized current
We study vortex pattern formation in thin ferromagnetic films under the
action of strong spin-polarized currents. Considering the currents which are
polarized along the normal of the film plane, we determine the critical current
above which the film goes to a saturated state with all magnetic moments being
perpendicular to the film plane. We show that stable square vortex-antivortex
superlattices (\emph{vortex crystals}) appears slightly below the critical
current. The melting of the vortex crystal occurs with current further
decreasing. A mechanism of current-induced periodic vortex-antivortex lattice
formation is proposed. Micromagnetic simulations confirm our analytical results
with a high accuracy.Comment: 12 pages, 11 figure
Quantum phase transitions in cascading gauge theory
We study a ground state of N=1 supersymmetric SU(K+P) x SU(K) cascading gauge
theory of Klebanov et.al [1,2] on R x S^3 at zero temperature. A radius of S^3
sets a compactification scale mu. An interplay between mu and the strong
coupling scale Lambda of the theory leads to an interesting pattern of quantum
phases of the system. For mu > mu_cSB=1.240467(8)Lambda the ground state of the
theory is chirally symmetric. At mu=mu_cSB the theory undergoes the first-order
transition to a phase with spontaneous breaking of the chiral symmetry. We
further demonstrate that the chirally symmetric ground state of cascading gauge
theory becomes perturbatively unstable at scales below mu_c=0.950634(5)mu_cSB.
Finally, we point out that for mu < 1.486402(5)Lambda the stress-energy tensor
of cascading gauge theory can source inflation of a closed Universe.Comment: 62 pages, 9 figure
The Vietoris-Rips complexes of a circle
Given a metric space X and a distance threshold r>0, the Vietoris-Rips
simplicial complex has as its simplices the finite subsets of X of diameter
less than r. A theorem of Jean-Claude Hausmann states that if X is a Riemannian
manifold and r is sufficiently small, then the Vietoris-Rips complex is
homotopy equivalent to the original manifold. Little is known about the
behavior of Vietoris-Rips complexes for larger values of r, even though these
complexes arise naturally in applications using persistent homology. We show
that as r increases, the Vietoris-Rips complex of the circle obtains the
homotopy types of the circle, the 3-sphere, the 5-sphere, the 7-sphere, ...,
until finally it is contractible. As our main tool we introduce a directed
graph invariant, the winding fraction, which in some sense is dual to the
circular chromatic number. Using the winding fraction we classify the homotopy
types of the Vietoris-Rips complex of an arbitrary (possibly infinite) subset
of the circle, and we study the expected homotopy type of the Vietoris-Rips
complex of a uniformly random sample from the circle. Moreover, we show that as
the distance parameter increases, the ambient Cech complex of the circle also
obtains the homotopy types of the circle, the 3-sphere, the 5-sphere, the
7-sphere, ..., until finally it is contractible.Comment: Final versio
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