Volume 59 , issue 3 ( 2007 ) back
 Some subsets of ideal topological spaces 75$-$84 V. Jeyanthi, V. Renuka Devi and D. Sivaraj

Abstract

In ideal topological spaces, $\star$-dense in itself subsets are used to characterize ideals and mappings. In this note, properties of ${\cal A}_{\cal I}$-sets, ${\cal I}$-locally closed sets and almost strong ${\cal I}$-open sets are discussed. We characterize codense ideals by the collection of these sets. Also, we give a decomposition of continuous mappings and deduce some well-known results.

Keywords: Codense ideal, semiopen set, preopen set, ${\cal I}$-locally closed set, $f_{\cal I}$-set, regular ${\cal I}$-closed set, ${\cal A}_{\cal I}$-set, semicontinuity, ${\cal A}_{\cal I}$-continuity, $f_{\cal I}$-continuity.

MSC: 54A05, 54A10, 54C08, 54C10

 Relations between some topologies 85$-$95 T. Hatice Yalvac

Abstract

Generalizations of openness, such as semi-open, preopen, semi-pre-open, $\alpha$-open, etc\. are important in topological spaces and in particular in topological spaces on which ideals are defined. $\alpha$-equivalent topologies and $*$-equivalent topologies with respect to an ideal have some common properties. Relations between these aforementioned notions of openness are investigated within the framework of $\alpha$-equivalence and $*$-equivalence.

Keywords: $\alpha$-equivalent topologies; $*$-equivalent topologies; semi-open sets, preopen sets, semi-pre-open sets, $\alpha$-open sets.

MSC: 54A05, 54A10, 54C08, 54C10

 Invertible composition operators on Banach function spaces 97$-$111 Rajeev Kumar

Abstract

In this paper, we relate composition operators with multiplication operators on the general Banach function spaces on a $\sigma$-finite measure space. We use this relation to study the invertibility and Fredholmness properties of composition operators on the Banach function spaces.

Keywords: Banach function spaces, closed range, composition operators, Fredholm operator, invertibility, measurable transformation.

MSC: 47B33, 46E30, 47B07, 46B70

 On a type of compactness via grills 113$-$120 B. Roy and M. N. Mukherjee

Abstract

In this paper, we introduce and study the idea of a new type of compactness, defined in terms of a grill $\cal G$ in a topological space $X$. Calling it $\cal G$-compactness, we investigate its relation with compactness, among other things. Analogues of Alexender's subbase theorem and Tychonoff product theorem are also obtained for $\cal G$-compactness. Finally, we exhibit a new method, in terms of the deliberations here, for construction of the well known one-point compactification of a $T_2$, locally compact and noncompact topological space.

Keywords: Grill, $\cal G$-compactness, $\cal G$-regularity, one-point compactification.

MSC: 54D35, 54D99

 Signed degree sets in signed 3-partite graphs 121$-$124 S. Pirzada and F. A. Dar

Abstract

If each edge of a 3-partite graph is assigned a positive or a negative sign then it is called a signed 3-partite graph. Also, signed degree of a vertex x in a signed 3-partite graph is the number of positive edges incident with x less than the number of negative edges incident with x. The set of distinct signed degrees of the vertices of a signed 3-partite graph is called its signed degree set. In this paper, we prove that every set of n integers is the signed degree set of some connected signed 3-partite graph.

Keywords: Signed graph, signed tripartite graph, signed degree, signed set.

MSC: 05C22

 Weyl's and Browder's theorem for an elementary operator 135$-$142 F. Lombarkia and A. Bachir

Abstract

Let $\cal H$ be a separable infinite dimensional complex Hilbert space and let $B(\cal H)$ denote the algebra of bounded operators on $\cal H$ into itself. The generalized derivation $\delta_{A,B}$ is defined by $\delta_{A,B}(X)=AX-XB$. For pairs $C=(A_{1},A_{2})$ and $D=(B_{1},B_{2})$ of operators, we define the elementary operator $\Phi_{C,D}$ by $\Phi_{C,D}(X)=A_{1}XB_{1}-A_{2}XB_{2}$. If $A_{2}=B_{2}=I$, we get the elementary operator $\Delta_{A_{1},B_{1}}(X)=A_{1}XB_{1}-X$. Let $d_{A,B}=\delta_{A,B}$ or $\Delta_{A,B}$. We prove that if $A, B^{*}$ are $\log$-hyponormal, then $f(d_{A,B})$ satisfies (generalized) Weyl's Theorem for each analytic function $f$ on a neighborhood of $\sigma(d_{A,B})$, we also prove that $f(\Phi_{C,D})$ satisfies Browder's Theorem for each analytic function $f$ on a neighborhood of $\sigma(\Phi_{C,D})$.

Keywords: Elementary Operators, $p$-hyponormal, $\log$-hyponormal, Weyl's Theorem, single valued extension property.

MSC: 47B47, 47A30, 47B20

 Some curvature conditions of the type $4\times2$ on the submanifolds satisfying Chen's equality 143$-$150 Miroslava Petrović-Torgašev and Ana Hinić

Abstract

Submanifolds of the Euclidean spaces satisfying equality in the basic Chen's inequality have, as is known, many interesting properties. In this paper, we discuss the curvature conditions of the form $E\cdot S=0$ on such submanifolds, where $E$ is any of the standard 4-covariant curvature operators, $S$ is the Ricci curvature operator, and $E$ acts on $S$ as a derivation.

Keywords: Submanifolds, curvature conditions, basic equality.

MSC: 53B25, 53C40

 Corrigendum to: Spline-wavelet solution of singularly perturbed boundary problem 151 Desanka Radunović

Abstract

Due to a technical error, Table 3 in the paper Spline-wavelet solution of singularly perturbed boundary problem'' by Desanka Radunović, published in the last issue of Matematčki Vesnik {\bf59}, 1--2 (2007), 31--46, appeared wrongly. The right Table 3 is printed here.

Keywords: Boundary layers, spline wavelets, collocation.

MSC: 65L10, 65L60, 65T60