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    The topological centers and factorization properties of module actions and involution\ast-involution algebras

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    For Banach left and right module actions, we extend some propositions from Lau and U¨lger\ddot{U}lger into general situations and we establish the relationships between topological centers of module actions. We also introduce the new concepts as LwwLw^*w-property and RwwRw^*w-property for Banach AbimoduleA-bimodule BB and we obtain some conclusions in the topological center of module actions and Arens regularity of Banach algebras. we also study some factorization properties of left module actions and we find some relations of them and topological centers of module actions. For Banach algebra AA, we extend the definition of involution\ast-involution algebra into Banach AbimoduleA-bimodule BB with some results in the factorizations of BB^*. We have some applications in group algebras

    Derivations And Cohomological Groups Of Banach Algebras

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    Let BB be a Banach AbimoduleA-bimodule and let n0n\geq 0. We investigate the relationships between some cohomological groups of AA, that is, if the topological center of the left module action π:A×BB\pi_\ell:A\times B\rightarrow B of A(2n)A^{(2n)} on B(2n)B^{(2n)} is B(2n)B^{(2n)} and H1(A(2n+2),B(2n+2))=0H^1(A^{(2n+2)},B^{(2n+2)})=0, then we have H1(A,B(2n))=0H^1(A,B^{(2n)})=0, and we find the relationships between cohomological groups such as H1(A,B(n+2))H^1(A,B^{(n+2)}) and H1(A,B(n))H^1(A,B^{(n)}), spacial H1(A,B)H^1(A,B^*) and H1(A,B(2n+1))H^1(A,B^{(2n+1)}). We obtain some results in Connes-amenability of Banach algebras, and so for every compact group GG, we conclude that Hw1(L(G),L(G))=0H^1_{w^*}(L^\infty(G)^*,L^\infty(G)^{**})=0. Let GG be an amenable locally compact group. Then there is a Banach L1(G)bimoduleL^1(G)-bimodule such as (L(G),.)(L^\infty(G),.) such that Z1(L1(G),L(G))={Lf: fL(G)}.Z^1(L^1(G),L^\infty(G))=\{L_{f}:~f\in L^\infty(G)\}. We also obtain some conclusions in the Arens regularity of module actions and weak amenability of Banach algebras. We introduce some new concepts as leftweaktoweakleft-weak^*-to-weak convergence property [=Lwwc=Lw^*wc-property] and rightweaktoweakright-weak^*-to-weak convergence property [=Rwwc=Rw^*wc-property] with respect to AA and we show that if AA^* and AA^{**}, respectively, have RwwcRw^*wc-property and LwwcLw^*wc-property and AA^{**} is weakly amenable, then AA is weakly amenable. We also show to relations between a derivation D:AAD:A\rightarrow A^* and this new concepts

    Improved Online Algorithm for Weighted Flow Time

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    We discuss one of the most fundamental scheduling problem of processing jobs on a single machine to minimize the weighted flow time (weighted response time). Our main result is a O(logP)O(\log P)-competitive algorithm, where PP is the maximum-to-minimum processing time ratio, improving upon the O(log2P)O(\log^{2}P)-competitive algorithm of Chekuri, Khanna and Zhu (STOC 2001). We also design a O(logD)O(\log D)-competitive algorithm, where DD is the maximum-to-minimum density ratio of jobs. Finally, we show how to combine these results with the result of Bansal and Dhamdhere (SODA 2003) to achieve a O(log(min(P,D,W)))O(\log(\min(P,D,W)))-competitive algorithm (where WW is the maximum-to-minimum weight ratio), without knowing P,D,WP,D,W in advance. As shown by Bansal and Chan (SODA 2009), no constant-competitive algorithm is achievable for this problem.Comment: 20 pages, 4 figure
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