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Is there a polynomial Hamiltonian vector field with a finite number of periodic orbits? Please see this MO question:...
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Assume that we have an analytic simple closed curve \gamma in the plane. Is there a polynomial vector field which is tangent to \gamma? I asked this question at MO,...
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For what values of n, not equal to 1,3,7, TS^n is diffeomorphic to an open subsets of R^{2n}?
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What is an example of a (compact) manifold which does not admit an atlas with all transition function between charts, polynomials? Of course any such example can not be an affine manifold.
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Assume that (M,g) is a Riemannian manifold with the following property: For every p in M, all non singular trajectories of the gradient vector field correspond to function d^2(x,p) are...
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Motivated by the fact that the group of isometries of compact Riemann surfaces M_g with g》2 is a finite group , the Hurwitz theorem, we ask the following question: Is there an infinite group G...
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Assume that M is a compact manifold with fixed point property. Let N be a compact submanifold of M x M, with dim (N)=dim (M). Assume that $\pi_{1}:N \to M$ is a surjective map, where $\pi_{1}$...
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1)Is there an example of a non trivial principal bundle $P(M,G)$ such that the total space admit a foliation which all leaves are diffeomorphic to $M$? 2) Is there an example of a non...
19 November 2015 3,963 12 View
Assume that X is a locally compact Hausdorff space. How can the "Lindelof" property of X be interpreted, in algebraic language, for C_{0}(X)? In particular what would be a "Lindelofization" ...
21 June 2015 4,795 5 View
Assume that M is a compact Riemannian manifold and E is the complexification of TM. Let A be the complex C* algebra H0m(E,E) with natural operations. Are there some reference devoted to...
16 June 2015 5,772 2 View
In the context of noncommutative geometry, according to Serre-Swan theorem, a non commutative vector bundle is defined as a finitely generated projective module over a noncommutative C*...
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Does every principle fiber bundle have a flat(hence integrable) connection? In particular is there such a connection for Hopf fibration? If yes, what is the precise description of this 2...
10 June 2015 4,657 9 View
For what type of separable C* algebras, there is no any integer n and any nontrivial morphism from A to the Cuntz algebra O_{n}? In the other word for what type of C* algebras, Hom(A, O_{n})...
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We consider CP^{2n+1} with its natural Riemannian metric(The quotient of S^{4n+3} under the natural action of S^{1}. We denote by "d" the metric which is induced by this Riemannan metric. We...
26 May 2015 2,403 17 View
Assume that a Lie group G acts on a manifold M, effectively. So the Lie algebra g of G is embedded in $\chi^{\infty}(M)$ in a natural way. (effective action: if x.g=x for all x then...
11 May 2015 1,086 3 View
Note that a k- mean on a topological space $X$ is a continuous function $f:X^{k}\to X$ which is identity on the diagonal and is invariant under permutations. In the literature is there an...
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Consider the vander pol equation on the plane. Is there a reimannian metric on $\mathbb{R}^{2}-{0}$ such that the trajectories of the vander pol equation would be geodesics, moreover the curvature...
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Let $X$ be a hamiltonian vector field on the plane. Then either has no closed orbit or it has infinite number of closed orbit. Now what can be said about higher dimensional hamiltonian vector...
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