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We prove the Poincaré inequality for vector fields on the balls of the control distance by integrating along subunit paths. Our method requires that the balls are representable by means of suitable “controllable almost exponential maps”.

We show that under conditions of regularity, if$E′$is isomorphic to$F′$, then the spaces of homogeneous polynomials over$E$and$F$are isomorphic. Some subspaces of polynomials more closely related to the structure of dual spaces (weakly continuous, integral, extendible) are shown to be isomorphic in full generality.

In this paper we give an explicit formula for the solution of the non-homogeneous complex Cauchy problem with Cauchy data given on a bounded smooth strictly convex domain in a non-characteristic hyperplane. These formulas are obtained using the explicit version of the fundamental principle given in terms of residue currents; moreover, we characterize the domain of definition of the solution and we generalize these techniques to the non-homogeneous Goursat problem.

The subject of this paper is a Jacobian, introduced by F. Lazzeri (unpublished), associated with every compact oriented Riemannian manifold whose dimension is twice an odd number. We study the Torelli and Schottky problem for Lazzeri's Jacobian of flat tori and we compare Lazzeri's Jacobian of Kähler manifolds with other Jacobians.

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Let Ω be a bounded convex domain in C_{$n$}, with smooth boundary of finite type$m$.

Let$f=g$_{t}+$h$_{t}be the optimal decomposition for calculating the exact value of the$K$-functional$K(t, f$; $$\bar X$$ ) of an element$f$with respect to a couple $$\bar X$$ =($X$_{0},$X$_{1}) of Banach lattices of measurable functions. It is shown that this decomposition has a rather simple form in many cases where one of the spaces$X$_{0}and$X$_{1}is either$L$^{∞}or$L$^{1}. Many examples are given of couples of lattices $$\bar X$$ for which |$g$_{t}| increases monotonically a.e. with respect to$t$. It is shown that this property implies a sharpened estimate from above for the Brudnyi-Krugljak$K$-divisibility constant γ( $$\bar X$$ ) for the couple. But it is also shown that certain couples $$\bar X$$ do not have this property. These also provide examples of couples of lattices for which γ( $$\bar X$$ ).

The distance between the second and first eigenvalues for the Dirichlet Laplacian of a domain is called its (spectral) gap. We show that the gap of a convex planar domain$D$symmetric about both the$x$and$y$axes is no smaller than the gap of an oriented rectangle which contains$D$.

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It is proved in Benamara-Nikolski [1] that if the spectrum σ($T$) of a contraction$T$with finite defects (rank($I−T$^{*}$T$)=rank ($I−TT$^{*})<∞) does not coincide with $$\bar D$$ , then the contraction is similar to a normal operator if and only if $$C_1 (T) = \mathop {\sup }\limits_{\lambda \in C\backslash \sigma (T)} \parallel (T - \lambda )^{ - 1} \parallel dist(\lambda ,\sigma (T))< \infty .$$