The theory of Weierstrass points and gap sequences for linear series on smooth curves is generalized to smooth families of curves with geometrically irreducible fibers, and over an arbitrary base scheme.

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In the semi-classical regime we study the resonances of the operator$P$_{$t$}=$h$^{2}Δ+$V$+$t$·δ$V$in some small neighborhood of the first spectral band of$P$_{0}. Here$V$is a periodic potential, δ$V$a compactly supported potential and$t$a small coupling constant. We construct a meromorphic multivalued continuation of the resolvent of$P$_{$t$}, and define the resonances to be the poles of this continuation. We compute these resonances and study the way they turn into eigenvalues when$t$crosses a certain threshold.

A function$G$in a Bergman space$A$^{$p$}, 0<$p$<∞, in the unit disk$D$is called$A$^{$p$}-inner if |$G$|^{$p$}−1 annihilates all bounded harmonic functions in$D$. Extending a recent result by Hedenmalm for$p$=2, we show (Thm. 2) that the unique compactly-supported solution Φ of the problem $$\Delta \Phi = \chi _D (|G|^p - 1),$$ where χ_{$D$}denotes the characteristic function of$D$and$G$is an arbitrary$A$^{$p$}-inner function, is continuous in$C$, and, moreover, has a vanishing normal derivative in a weak sense on the unit circle. This allows us to extend all of Hedenmalm's results concerning the invariant subspaces in the Bergman space$A$^{2}to a general$A$^{$p$}-setting.

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