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Lifting of Quantum Linear Spaces and Pointed Hopf Algebras of order p^3
We propose the following principle to study pointed Hopf algebras, or more
generally, Hopf algebras whose coradical is a Hopf subalgebra. Given such a
Hopf algebra A, consider its coradical filtration and the associated graded
coalgebra grad(A). Then grad(A) is a graded Hopf algebra, since the coradical
A_0 of A is a Hopf subalgebra. In addition, there is a projection \pi: grad(A)
\to A_0; let R be the algebra of coinvariants of \pi. Then, by a result of
Radford and Majid, R is a braided Hopf algebra and grad(A) is the bosonization
(or biproduct) of R and A_0: grad(A) is isomorphic to (R # A_0). The principle
we propose to study A is first to study R, then to transfer the information to
grad(A) via bosonization, and finally to lift to A. In this article, we apply
this principle to the situation when R is the simplest braided Hopf algebra: a
quantum linear space. As consequences of our technique, we obtain the
classification of pointed Hopf algebras of order p^3 (p an odd prime) over an
algebraically closed field of characteristic zero; with the same hypothesis,
the characterization of the pointed Hopf algebras whose coradical is abelian
and has index p or p^2; and an infinite family of pointed, non-isomorphic, Hopf
algebras of the same dimension. This last result gives a negative answer to a
conjecture of I. Kaplansky.Comment: AmsTeX, 28 pages. To be published in J. of Algebr
IR-TF Relation In The Zone Of Avoidance With 2MASS
Using the Tully-Fisher relation, one can map the peculiar velocity field and
estimate the mass in regions such as the Great Attractor. 2MASS is surveying
the full sky in J, H and K bands and has the great advantage that it allows us
to detect galaxies more uniformly to lower Galactic latitude than optical
surveys. This study shows the feasibility of using 2MASS and the TF relation to
probe large scale structure. We found that (i) we can use axis ratio up
to 0.5; (ii) intrinsic extinction is present (up to 0.5mag at J, 0.1 mag at K);
(iii) the zero-point of the TF relation is independent of the 2MASS magnitude
measurement and is consistent with the HST Key-Project value; (iv) the 2MASS
K-band 20th mag/arcsec isophotal aperture magnitude produces the best TF
relation; and (v) there is no type dependence of the residualsComment: 8 pages, Latex using newpasp.sty. Matches version to appear in
Mapping the Hidden Universe: The Universe Behind the Milky Way - The Universe
in HI, ASP Conference Series 2000, eds R.C.Kraan-Korteweg, P.A. Henning and
H. Andernach (matched to published version; abstract bug in v2 fixed
Magnetic field induced 3D to 1D crossover in Sr0:9La0:1CuO2
The effect of the magnetic field on the critical behavior of Sr0:9La0:1CuO2
is explored in terms of reversible magnetization data. As the correlation
length transverse to the magnetic field Hi,applied along the i-axis, cannot
grow beyond the limiting magnetic length LHi, related to the average distance
between vortex lines, one expects a magnetic field induced finite size effect.
Invoking the scaling theory of critical phenomena we provide clear evidence for
this effect. It implies that in type II superconductors there is a 3D to 1D
crossover line Hpi(T). Consequently, below Tc and above Hpi(T) uperconductivity
is confined to cylinders with diameter LHi(1D). Accordingly, there is no
continuous phase transition in the (H,T)-plane along the Hc2-lines as predicted
by the mean-field treatment.Comment: 4 pages, 5 figure
Pressure effects on the superconducting properties of YBa_2Cu_4O_8
Measurements of the magnetization under high hydrostatic pressure (up to 10.2
kbar) in YBa_2Cu_4O_8 were carried out. From the scaling analysis of the
magnetization data the pressure induced shifts of the transition temperature
T_c, the volume V and the anisotropy \gamma have been obtained. It was shown
that the pressure induced relative shift of T_c mirrors essentially that of the
anisotropy. This observation uncovers a novel generic property of anisotropic
type II superconductors, that inexistent in the isotropic case.Comment: 4 pages, 3 figure
Electric field effect modulation of transition temperature, mobile carrier density and in-plane penetration depth in NdBa2Cu3O(7-delta) thin films
We explore the relationship between the critical temperature, T_c, the mobile
areal carrier density, n_2D, and the zero temperature magnetic in-plane
penetration depth, lambda_ab(0), in very thin underdoped NdBa2Cu3O{7-delta}
films near the superconductor to insulator transition using the electric field
effect technique. We observe that T_c depends linearly on both, n_2D and
lambda_ab(0), the signature of a quantum superconductor to insulator (QSI)
transition in two dimensions with znu-bar where z is the dynamic and nu-bar the
critical exponent of the in-plane correlation length.Comment: 4 pages, 4 figure
The 110 watt per kilogram lightweight solar array system
This ultralightweight solar array system is applied to three generic mission types: (1) interplanetary, (2) geosynchronous, and (3) manned space station. The requirements of each of these missions, as they pertain to the solar array, are presented. Existing lightweight solar array system concepts are reviewed, along with conclusions regarding the applicability of this technology to the feasibility of the ultralightweight solar array system. Several system concepts are included for further evaluation. The existing technology base, as it pertains to solar cells, solar cell covers, interconnects and substrates, and deployable booms, is reviewed. The attitude control of spacecraft with large flexible solar arrays is also discussed
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