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Multilinear Time Invariant System Theory
In biological and engineering systems, structure, function and dynamics are
highly coupled. Such interactions can be naturally and compactly captured via
tensor based state space dynamic representations. However, such representations
are not amenable to the standard system and controls framework which requires
the state to be in the form of a vector. In order to address this limitation,
recently a new class of multiway dynamical systems has been introduced in which
the states, inputs and outputs are tensors. We propose a new form of
multilinear time invariant (MLTI) systems based on the Einstein product and
even-order paired tensors. We extend classical linear time invariant (LTI)
system notions including stability, reachability and observability for the new
MLTI system representation by leveraging recent advances in tensor algebra.Comment: 8 pages, SIAM Conference on Control and its Applications 2019,
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The Einstein-Vlasov system/Kinetic theory
The main purpose of this article is to provide a guide to theorems on global
properties of solutions to the Einstein-Vlasov system. This system couples
Einstein's equations to a kinetic matter model. Kinetic theory has been an
important field of research during several decades in which the main focus has
been on nonrelativistic and special relativistic physics, {\it i.e.} to model
the dynamics of neutral gases, plasmas, and Newtonian self-gravitating systems.
In 1990, Rendall and Rein initiated a mathematical study of the Einstein-Vlasov
system. Since then many theorems on global properties of solutions to this
system have been established. The Vlasov equation describes matter
phenomenologically and it should be stressed that most of the theorems
presented in this article are not presently known for other such matter models
({\it i.e.} fluid models). This paper gives introductions to kinetic theory in
non-curved spacetimes and then the Einstein-Vlasov system is introduced. We
believe that a good understanding of kinetic theory in non-curved spacetimes is
fundamental to good comprehension of kinetic theory in general relativity.Comment: 40 pages, updated version, to appear in Living Reviews in Relativit
Effective theory for wall-antiwall system
We propose a useful method for deriving the effective theory for a system
where BPS and anti-BPS domain walls coexist. Our method respects an
approximately preserved SUSY near each wall. Due to the finite width of the
walls, SUSY breaking terms arise at tree-level, which are exponentially
suppressed. A practical approximation using the BPS wall solutions is also
discussed. We show that a tachyonic mode appears in the matter sector if the
corresponding mode function has a broader profile than the wall width.Comment: LaTeX file, 30 page, 5 eps figures, references adde
Gauge theory of self-similar system
On the basis of a dilatation invariant Lagrangian, governed equations are
determined for probability density and gauge potential of the non-stationary
self-similar stochastic system. It is shown that an automodel regime is
observed at small time interval determined by the Tsallis' parameter . An
exponential falling down happens at large time where the dilatation parameter
and the partial scale tend to constant values.Comment: 8 pages, LaTe
Scattering theory for the Zakharov system
We study the theory of scattering for the Zakharov system in space dimension
3. We prove in particular the existence of wave operators for that system with
no size restriction on the data in larger spaces and for more general
asymptotic states than were previously considered, and we determine convergence
rates in time of solutions in the range of the wave operators to the solutions
of the underlying linear system. We also consider the same system in space
dimension 2, where we prove the existence of wave operators in the special case
of vanishing asymptotic data for the wave field.Comment: latex 29 page
IMMANUEL WALLERSTEIN'S WORLD SYSTEM THEORY
World-systems analysis is not a theory, but an approach to social analysis and social change developed, among others by the Immanuel Wallerstein. Professor Wallerstein writes in three domains of world-systems analysis: the historical development of the modern world-system; the contemporary crisis of the capitalist world-economy; the structures of knowledge. The American anlyst rejects the notion of a "Third World", claiming there is only one world connected by a complex network of economic exchange relationship. Our world system is characterized by mechanisms which bring about a redistribution of resources from the periphery to the core. His analytical approach has made a significant impact and established an institutional base devoted to the general approach.World system, core, semi-periphery, periphery, external regions
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