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Torus manifolds with non-abelian symmetries
Let (G) be a connected compact non-abelian Lie-group and (T) a maximal torus
of (G). A torus manifold with (G)-action is defined to be a smooth connected
closed oriented manifold of dimension (2\dim T) with an almost effective action
of (G) such that (M^T\neq \emptyset). We show that if there is a torus manifold
(M) with (G)-action then the action of a finite covering group of (G) factors
through (\tilde{G}=\prod SU(l_i+1)\times\prod SO(2l_i+1)\times \prod
SO(2l_i)\times T^{l_0}). The action of (\tilde{G}) on (M) restricts to an
action of (\tilde{G}'=\prod SU(l_i+1)\times\prod SO(2l_i+1)\times \prod
U(l_i)\times T^{l_0}) which has the same orbits as the (\tilde{G})-action.
We define invariants of torus manifolds with (G)-action which determine their
(\tilde{G}')-equivariant diffeomorphism type. We call these invariants
admissible 5-tuples. A simply connected torus manifold with (G)-action is
determined by its admissible 5-tuple up to (\tilde{G})-equivariant
diffeomorphism. Furthermore we prove that all admissible 5-tuples may be
realised by torus manifolds with (\tilde{G}")-action where (\tilde{G}") is a
finite covering group of (\tilde{G}').Comment: 56 pages; a mistake in section 6 corrected; accepted for publication
in Trans. Am. Math. So
Periodic Sequences modulo
We give a few remarks on the periodic sequence
where , which is periodic with minimal length of the
period being
where . We prove certain interesting properties of
and derive a few other results and congruences.Comment: 7 pages, preprint. Comments are welcom
Enumerating contingency tables via random permanents
Given m positive integers R=(r_i), n positive integers C=(c_j) such that sum
r_i = sum c_j =N, and mn non-negative weights W=(w_{ij}), we consider the total
weight T=T(R, C; W) of non-negative integer matrices (contingency tables)
D=(d_{ij}) with the row sums r_i, column sums c_j, and the weight of D equal to
prod w_{ij}^{d_{ij}}. We present a randomized algorithm of a polynomial in N
complexity which computes a number T'=T'(R,C; W) such that T' < T < alpha(R, C)
T' where alpha(R,C) = min{prod r_i! r_i^{-r_i}, prod c_j! c_j^{-c_j}} N^N/N!.
In many cases, ln T' provides an asymptotically accurate estimate of ln T. The
idea of the algorithm is to express T as the expectation of the permanent of an
N x N random matrix with exponentially distributed entries and approximate the
expectation by the integral T' of an efficiently computable log-concave
function on R^{mn}. Applications to counting integer flows in graphs are also
discussed.Comment: 19 pages, bounds are sharpened, references are adde
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