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The parabolic quaternionic Monge-Amp\`{e}re type equation on hyperK\"{a}hler manifolds
We prove the long time existence and uniqueness of solution to a parabolic
quaternionic Monge-Amp\`{e}re type equation on a compact hyperK\"{a}hler
manifold. We also show that after normalization, the solution converges
smoothly to the unique solution of the Monge-Amp\`{e}re equation for
-quaternionic psh functions
The Monge-Amp\`{e}re equation for -quaternionic PSH functions on a hyperK\"{a}hler manifold
We prove the existence of unique smooth solutions to the quaternionic
Monge-Amp\`{e}re equation for -quaternionic plurisubharmonic functions
on a hyperK\"{a}hler manifold and thus obtain solutions for the quaternionic
form type equation. We derive estimate by establishing a Cherrier-type
inequality as in Tosatti and Weinkove [22]. By adopting the approach of Dinew
and Sroka [9] to our context, we obtain and estimates without
assuming the flatness of underlying hyperK\"{a}hler metric comparing to
previous results [14].Comment: 31 page
Judging Online Peer-To-Peer Lending Behavior: An Integration of Dual System Framework and Two-Factor Theory
The past decade has witnessed a growing number of business models that facilitate economic exchanges between individuals with limited institutional mediation. One of the important innovative business models is online peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, which has received widely attention from government, industry, investors, and researchers. Based on dual system framework and two-factor theory, this research proposes a research model to investigate the role of various signals from the P2P platform in affecting lender’s investment decisions. With data collected from PPDAI, a popular Chinese P2P lending site, we test the proposed model with logistic regression and hierarchical linear model. The results reveal that most of the factors perform significantly in lenders’ decision making. We also find the specific information of an auction itself is more important than borrower’s characteristics to a large degree. Finally, the research emphasizes that bid number performs well in moderating most of the relationships between variables
Fitness-driven deactivation in network evolution
Individual nodes in evolving real-world networks typically experience growth
and decay --- that is, the popularity and influence of individuals peaks and
then fades. In this paper, we study this phenomenon via an intrinsic nodal
fitness function and an intuitive aging mechanism. Each node of the network is
endowed with a fitness which represents its activity. All the nodes have two
discrete stages: active and inactive. The evolution of the network combines the
addition of new active nodes randomly connected to existing active ones and the
deactivation of old active nodes with possibility inversely proportional to
their fitnesses. We obtain a structured exponential network when the fitness
distribution of the individuals is homogeneous and a structured scale-free
network with heterogeneous fitness distributions. Furthermore, we recover two
universal scaling laws of the clustering coefficient for both cases, and , where and refer to the node degree and the
number of active individuals, respectively. These results offer a new simple
description of the growth and aging of networks where intrinsic features of
individual nodes drive their popularity, and hence degree.Comment: IoP Styl
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