15 research outputs found

    On unbounded p-summable Fredholm modules

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    We prove that odd unbounded p-summable Fredholm modules are also bounded p-summable Fredholm modules (this is the odd counterpart of a result of A. Connes for the case of even Fredholm modules)

    A multidimensional solution to additive homological equations

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    In this paper we prove that for a finite-dimensional real normed space VV, every bounded mean zero function fāˆˆLāˆž([0,1];V)f\in L_\infty([0,1];V) can be written in the form f=gāˆ˜Tāˆ’gf = g\circ T - g for some gāˆˆLāˆž([0,1];V)g\in L_\infty([0,1];V) and some ergodic invertible measure preserving transformation TT of [0,1][0,1]. Our method moreover allows us to choose gg, for any given Īµ>0\varepsilon>0, to be such that āˆ„gāˆ„āˆžā‰¤(SV+Īµ)āˆ„fāˆ„āˆž\|g\|_\infty\leq (S_V+\varepsilon)\|f\|_\infty, where SVS_V is the Steinitz constant corresponding to VV

    A solution to the multidimensional additive homological equation

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    We prove that, for a finite-dimensional real normed space V, every bounded mean zero function f āˆˆ Lāˆž([0, 1]; V) can be written in the form f = g ā—¦ T āˆ’ g for some g āˆˆ Lāˆž([0, 1]; V) and some ergodic invertible measure preserving transformation T of [0, 1]. Our method moreover allows us to choose g, for any given Īµ > 0, to be such that āˆ„gāˆ„āˆž ā©½ (SV + Īµ)āˆ„fāˆ„āˆž, where SV is the Steinitz constant corresponding to V

    A multidimensional solution to additive homological equations

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    In this paper we prove that for a finite-dimensional real normed space VV, every bounded mean zero function fāˆˆLāˆž([0,1];V)f\in L_\infty([0,1];V) can be written in the form f=gāˆ˜Tāˆ’gf = g\circ T - g for some gāˆˆLāˆž([0,1];V)g\in L_\infty([0,1];V) and some ergodic invertible measure preserving transformation TT of [0,1][0,1]. Our method moreover allows us to choose gg, for any given Īµ>0\varepsilon>0, to be such that āˆ„gāˆ„āˆžā‰¤(SV+Īµ)āˆ„fāˆ„āˆž\|g\|_\infty\leq (S_V+\varepsilon)\|f\|_\infty, where SVS_V is the Steinitz constant corresponding to VV
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