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Some new results on the Chu duality of discrete groups
This paper deals mainly with the Chu duality of discrete groups. Among other
results, we give sufficient conditions for an group to satisfy Chu duality
and characterize when the Chu quasi-dual and the Takahashi quasi-dual of a
group coincide. As a consequence, it follows that when is a weak sum of
a family of finite simple groups, if the exponent of the groups in the family
is bounded then satisfies Chu duality; on the other hand, if the exponent
of the groups goes to infinite then the Chu quasi-dual of coincide with its
Takahashi quasi-dual. We also present examples of discrete groups whose Chu
quasi-duals are not locally compact and examples of discrete Chu reflexive
groups which contain non-trivial sequences converging in the Bohr topology of
the groups. Our results systematize some previous work and answer some open
questions in the subject
A dichotomy property for locally compact groups
We extend to metrizable locally compact groups Rosenthal's theorem describing
those Banach spaces containing no copy of . For that purpose, we transfer
to general locally compact groups the notion of interpolation () set,
which was defined by Hartman and Ryll-Nardzewsky [25] for locally compact
abelian groups. Thus we prove that for every sequence in a locally compact group , then either has a weak Cauchy subsequence or contains a subsequence
that is an set. This result is subsequently applied to obtain sufficient
conditions for the existence of Sidon sets in a locally compact group , an
old question that remains open since 1974 (see [32] and [20]). Finally, we show
that every locally compact group strongly respects compactness extending
thereby a result by Comfort, Trigos-Arrieta, and Wu [13], who established this
property for abelian locally compact groups.Comment: To appear in J. of Functional Analysi
Interpolation sets in spaces of continuous metric-valued functions
Let and be a topological space and metric space, respectively. If
denotes the set of all continuous functions from X to M, we say that a
subset of is an \emph{-interpolation set} if given any function
with relatively compact range in , there exists a map such that . In this paper, motivated by a result of Bourgain
in \cite{Bourgain1977}, we introduce a property, stronger than the mere
\emph{non equicontinuity} of a family of continuous functions, that isolates a
crucial fact for the existence of interpolation sets in fairly general
settings. As a consequence, we establish the existence of sets in every
nonprecompact subset of a abelian locally -groups. This implies
that abelian locally -groups strongly respects compactness
Comunicación para el área de protocolo : diferencias en materia de ceremonial y protocolo entre universidades públicas, privadas y de la Iglesia
En los actos universitarios solemnes se producen en ocasiones discrepancias, e incluso
conflictos, con las autoridades de las Administraciones Públicas que acuden a éstos y
pretenden imponer unos criterios aplicables en los actos públicos oficiales, pero no en el
ámbito universitario.
Estas discrepancias pueden ser incluso mayores si tenemos en cuenta las singularidades
que diferencian el ceremonial entre las universidades públicas, las de la Iglesia y las
privadas. En esta comunicación se describen en detalle las similitudes y diferencias
entre los tres grupos de instituciones de enseñanza superior en nuestro paÃs.
Comenzaremos analizando el marco jurÃdico que determina esas diferencias, para
continuar describiendo las caracterÃsticas distintivas en materia de ceremonial y
protocolo en cada una de ellas.Aspectos como los diferentes órganos de gestión, que dan lugar a la presencia de nuevas
autoridades universitarias, como el Presidente de la Fundación, en centros privados, o la
figura del Gran Canciller en las universidades de la Iglesia, dan lugar a importantes
diferencias en cuestiones fundamentales del ceremonial y la organización de los actos
como el establecimiento de las precedencias o la formación de presidencias
The weights of closed subgroups of a locally compact group
Let be an infinite locally compact group and a cardinal
satisfying for the weight of . It is
shown that there is a closed subgroup of with . Sample
consequences are:
(1) Every infinite compact group contains an infinite closed metric subgroup.
(2) For a locally compact group and a cardinal satisfying
\aleph_0\le\aleph\le \lw(G), where \lw(G) is the local weight of , there
are either no infinite compact subgroups at all or there is a compact subgroup
of with .
(3) For an infinite abelian group there exists a properly ascending
family of locally quasiconvex group topologies on , say,
(\tau_\aleph)_{\aleph_0\le \aleph\le \card(G)}, such that
.
Items (2) and (3) are shown in Section 5
Nonmeasurable subgroups of compact groups
In 1985 S.~Saeki and K.~Stromberg published the following question: {\it Does
every infinite compact group have a subgroup which is not Haar measurable?} An
affirmative answer is given for all compact groups with the exception of some
metric profinite groups known as strongly complete. In this spirit it is also
shown that every compact group contains a non-Borel subgroup
Radioenlace de larga distancia para redes de aplicaciones cientificas
En la actividad cientÃfica y de investigación es necesario en muchos casos ubicar estaciones de medida y toma de datos en diferentes lugares, habitualmente alejados de los centros de investigación, donde se realiza el estudio y análisis y correlación de dichas medidas y datos. Si las instalaciones cientÃficas de toma de datos se encuentran en entornos alejados de las zonas habitadas, como pueden ser entornos naturales, de montaña o zonas rurales, no es posible el uso de las redes públicas de telecomunicaciones para acceso a la información desde los centros de investigación. Una solución a este problema es la instalación de radioenlaces entre las estaciones cientÃficas de media y los centros de investigación. Este trabajo fin máster estudia, calcula e implementa un radioenlace de larga distancia entre la estación de medidas sismológicas y el observatorio de medidas de ondas electromagnéticas de baja frecuencia ubicados en la Sierra de los Filabres (AlmerÃa) y la Universidad de AlmerÃa, asà como los sistemas y reglas de enrutamiento para el tráfico transparente de diferentes redes de datos
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