We give an inductive algorithm that computes the action of simple reflections on a subset of basis-vectors of the Borel-Moore homology of the conormal variety associated to the symmetric pair $(\text{Sp}(2n), \text{GL}(n))$.

In our previous papers, we defined the $G$-type number of any genera of quaternion hermitian lattices as a generalization of the type number of a quaternion algebra. Now we prove in this paper that the $G$-type number of any genus of positive definite binary quaternion hermitian maximal lattices in $B^2$ for a definite quaternion algebra $B$ over $\mathbb Q$ is equal to the class number of some explicitly defined genus of positive definite quinary quadratic lattices. This is a generalization of a part of the results in 1982, where only the principal genus was treated. Explicit formulas for this type number can be obtained by using Asai's class number formula. In particular, in case when the discriminant of $B$ is a prime, we will write down an explicit formula for $T$, $H$ and $2T-H$ for the non-principal genus, where $T$ and $H$ are the type number and the class number. This number was known for the principal genus before. In another paper, our new result is applied to polarized superspecial varieties and irreducible components of supersingular locus in the moduli of principally polarized abelian varieties having a model over a finite prime field, where $2T-H$ plays an important role.

In this paper, we study those Girsanov transformations of symmetric Markov processes which preserve the symmetry. Employing a criterion for uniform integrability of exponential martingales due to Chen [3], we identify the class of transformations which transform the original process into a conservative one, even if the original one is explosive. We also consider the class of transformations which transform to a recurrent one. In [14, 22], the same problems are studied for symmetric diffusion processes. Our main theorem is an extension of their results to symmetric Markov processes with jumps.

In this paper, we consider a diffusion equation coupled to an ordinary differential equation with FitzHugh-Nagumo type nonlinearity. We construct continuous spatially heterogeneous steady states near, as well as far from, constant steady states and show that they are all unstable. In addition, we construct various types of steady states with jump discontinuities and prove that they are stable in a weak sense defined by Weinberger.The results are quite different from those for classical reaction-diffusion systems where all species diffuse.

In this article, we consider products of random walks on finite groups with moderate growth and discuss their cutoffs in the total variation. Based on several comparison techniques, we are able to identify the total variation cutoff of discrete time lazy random walks with the Hellinger distance cutoff of continuous time random walks. Along with the cutoff criterion for Laplace transforms, we derive a series of equivalent conditions on the existence of cutoffs, including the existence of pre-cutoffs, Peres' product condition and a formula generated by the graph diameters. For illustration, we consider products of Heisenberg groups and randomized products of finite cycles.

Let $I_{\alpha}$ be the linear and $\mathcal{I}_{\alpha}$ be the bilinear fractional integral operators. In the linear setting, it is known that the two-weight inequality holds for the first order commutators of $I_{\alpha}$. But the method can't be used to obtain the two weighted norm inequality for the higher order commutators of $I_{\alpha}$. In this paper, using some known results, we first give an alternative simple proof for the first order commutators of $I_{\alpha}$. This new approach allows us to consider the higher order commutators. Then, by using the Cauchy integral theorem, we show that the two-weight inequality holds for the higher order commutators of $I_{\alpha}$. In the bilinear setting, we present a dyadic proof for the characterization between $BMO$ and the boundedness of $[b,\mathcal{I}_{\alpha}]$. Moreover, some bilinear paraproducts are also treated in order to obtain the boundedness of $[b,\mathcal{I}_{\alpha}]$.

We show explicitly that the compact flat Kähler manifold of complex dimension three with $D_8$ holonomy studied by Dekimpe, Halenda and Szczepanski ([5] p. 367) possesses the structure of a nonsingular projective variety. This corrects a previous statement by H. Lange in [9] that the holonomy group of a hyperelliptic threefold is necessarily abelian.