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Conservation laws for linear equations on quantum Minkowski spaces
The general, linear equations with constant coefficients on quantum Minkowski
spaces are considered and the explicit formulae for their conserved currents
are given. The proposed procedure can be simplified for *-invariant equations.
The derived method is then applied to Klein-Gordon, Dirac and wave equations on
different classes of Minkowski spaces. In the examples also symmetry operators
for these equations are obtained. They include quantum deformations of
classical symmetry operators as well as an additional operator connected with
deformation of the Leibnitz rule in non-commutative differential calculus.Comment: 21 pages, LaTeX fil
Global boundary conditions for a Dirac operator on the solid torus
We study a Dirac operator subject to Atiayh-Patodi-Singer like boundary
conditions on the solid torus and show that the corresponding boundary value
problem is elliptic, in the sense that the Dirac operator has a compact
parametrix
Matrix Cartan superdomains, super Toeplitz operators, and quantization
We present a general theory of non-perturbative quantization of a class of
hermitian symmetric supermanifolds. The quantization scheme is based on the
notion of a super Toeplitz operator on a suitable Z_2 -graded Hilbert space of
superholomorphic functions. The quantized supermanifold arises as the C^*
-algebra generated by all such operators. We prove that our quantization
framework reproduces the invariant super Poisson structure on the classical
supermanifold as Planck's constant tends to zero.Comment: 52
Supersymmetry and Fredholm modules over quantized spaces
The purpose of this paper is to apply the framework of non- commutative
differential geometry to quantum deformations of a class of Kahler manifolds.
For the examples of the Cartan domains of type I and flat space, we construct
Fredholm modules over the quantized manifolds using the supercharges which
arise in the quantization of supersymmetric generalizations of the manifolds.
We compute the explicit formula for the Chern character on generators of the
Toeplitz C^* -algebra.Comment: 24
Fractional variational calculus of variable order
We study the fundamental problem of the calculus of variations with variable
order fractional operators. Fractional integrals are considered in the sense of
Riemann-Liouville while derivatives are of Caputo type.Comment: Submitted 26-Sept-2011; accepted 18-Oct-2011; withdrawn by the
authors 21-Dec-2011; resubmitted 27-Dec-2011; revised 20-March-2012; accepted
13-April-2012; to 'Advances in Harmonic Analysis and Operator Theory', The
Stefan Samko Anniversary Volume (Eds: A. Almeida, L. Castro, F.-O. Speck),
Operator Theory: Advances and Applications, Birkh\"auser Verlag
(http://www.springer.com/series/4850
Parkinson's Law Quantified: Three Investigations on Bureaucratic Inefficiency
We formulate three famous, descriptive essays of C.N. Parkinson on
bureaucratic inefficiency in a quantifiable and dynamical socio-physical
framework. In the first model we show how the use of recent opinion formation
models for small groups can be used to understand Parkinson's observation that
decision making bodies such as cabinets or boards become highly inefficient
once their size exceeds a critical 'Coefficient of Inefficiency', typically
around 20. A second observation of Parkinson - which is sometimes referred to
as Parkinson's Law - is that the growth of bureaucratic or administrative
bodies usually goes hand in hand with a drastic decrease of its overall
efficiency. In our second model we view a bureaucratic body as a system of a
flow of workers, which enter, become promoted to various internal levels within
the system over time, and leave the system after having served for a certain
time. Promotion usually is associated with an increase of subordinates. Within
the proposed model it becomes possible to work out the phase diagram under
which conditions bureaucratic growth can be confined. In our last model we
assign individual efficiency curves to workers throughout their life in
administration, and compute the optimum time to send them to old age pension,
in order to ensure a maximum of efficiency within the body - in Parkinson's
words we compute the 'Pension Point'.Comment: 15 pages, 5 figure
Large Deviation Principle for Product Measures
Assuming that the Large Deviation Principle (LDP) is satisfied in each component of the product space an elementary proof of the LDP for the product measure is given
Fractional Hamilton formalism within Caputo's derivative
In this paper we develop a fractional Hamiltonian formulation for dynamic
systems defined in terms of fractional Caputo derivatives. Expressions for
fractional canonical momenta and fractional canonical Hamiltonian are given,
and a set of fractional Hamiltonian equations are obtained. Using an example,
it is shown that the canonical fractional Hamiltonian and the fractional
Euler-Lagrange formulations lead to the same set of equations.Comment: 8 page
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