In Caspers et al. (Can. J. Math. 75[6] [2022], 1–18), transference results between multilinear Fourier and Schur multipliers on noncommutative $L_p$-spaces were shown for unimodular groups. We propose a suitable extension of the definition of multilinear Fourier multipliers for non-unimodular groups and show that the aforementioned transference results also hold in this more general setting.

In Oliveira, Schlomiuk, Travaglini, and Valls, Geometry, integrability and bifurcation diagrams of a family of quadratic differential systems as application of Darboux theory of integrability, Electron. J. Qual. Theory Differ. Equ. 45(2021), 1–90, the authors investigate about the integrability of the family QSH (the whole class of non-degenerate planar quadratic systems possessing at least one invariant hyperbola). However, some very difficult cases are left open in Oliveira, Schlomiuk, Travaglini, and Valls, Geometry, integrability and bifurcation diagrams of a family of quadratic differential systems as application of Darboux theory of integrability, Electron. J. Qual. Theory Differ. Equ. 45(2021), 1–90, and the main aim of this article is to study the Liouvillian integrability some of the systems that were left behind in Oliveira, Schlomiuk, Travaglini, and Valls, Geometry, integrability and bifurcation diagrams of a family of quadratic differential systems as application of Darboux theory of integrability, Electron. J. Qual. Theory Differ. Equ. 45(2021), 1–90.

For a prime p and a rational elliptic curve $E_{/\mathbb {Q}}$, set $K=\mathbb {Q}(E[p])$ to denote the torsion field generated by $E[p]:=\operatorname {ker}\{E\xrightarrow {p} E\}$. The class group $\operatorname {Cl}_K$ is a module over $\operatorname {Gal}(K/\mathbb {Q})$. Given a fixed odd prime number p, we study the average nonvanishing of certain Galois stable quotients of the mod-p class group $\operatorname {Cl}_K/p\operatorname {Cl}_K$. Here, E varies over all rational elliptic curves, ordered according to height. Our results are conditional, since we assume that the p-primary part of the Tate–Shafarevich group is finite. Furthermore, we assume predictions made by Delaunay for the statistical variation of the p-primary parts of Tate–Shafarevich groups. We also prove results in the case when the elliptic curve $E_{/\mathbb {Q}}$ is fixed and the prime p is allowed to vary.

Our primary result concerns the positivity of specific kernels constructed using the q-ultraspherical polynomials. In other words, it concerns a two-parameter family of bivariate, compactly supported distributions. Moreover, this family has a property that all its conditional moments are polynomials in the conditioning random variable. The significance of this result is evident for individuals working on distribution theory, orthogonal polynomials, q-series theory, and the so-called quantum polynomials. Therefore, it may have a limited number of interested researchers. That is why, we put our results into a broader context. We recall the theory of Hilbert–Schmidt operators and the idea of Lancaster expansions (LEs) of the bivariate distributions absolutely continuous with respect to the product of their marginal distributions. Applications of LE can be found in Mathematical Statistics or the creation of Markov processes with polynomial conditional moments (the most well-known of these processes is the famous Wiener process).

We investigate a recent model proposed in the literature elucidating patterns driven by chemotaxis, similar to viscous fingering phenomena. Notably, this model incorporates a singular advection term arising from a modified formulation of Darcy’s law. It is noteworthy that this type of advection can also be well interpreted as a description of a radial fluid flow source surrounding an aggregation of cells. For the two-dimensional scenario, we establish a precise threshold delineating between blow-up and global solution existence. This threshold is contingent upon the pressure magnitude and the initial total mass of the aggregating cells.

We classify quasidiagonals of the $SL(2, R)$ action on products of strata or hyperelliptic loci. We use the technique of diamonds developed by Apisa and Wright in order to use induction on this problem.

We study generic properties of topological groups in the sense of Baire category.

First, we investigate countably infinite groups. We extend a classical result of B. H. Neumann, H. Simmons and A. Macintyre on algebraically closed groups and the word problem. Recently, I. Goldbring, S. Kunnawalkam Elayavalli, and Y. Lodha proved that every isomorphism class is meager among countably infinite groups. In contrast, it follows from the work of W. Hodges on model-theoretic forcing that there exists a comeager isomorphism class among countably infinite abelian groups. We present a new elementary proof of this result.

Then, we turn to compact metrizable abelian groups. We use Pontryagin duality to show that there is a comeager isomorphism class among compact metrizable abelian groups. We discuss its connections to the countably infinite case.

Finally, we study compact metrizable groups. We prove that the generic compact metrizable group is neither connected nor totally disconnected; also it is neither torsion-free nor a torsion group.

In this short note, we review results on equilibrium shapes of minimizers to the sessile drop problem. More precisely, we study the Winterbottom problem and prove that the Winterbottom shape is indeed optimal. The arguments presented here are based on relaxation and the (anisotropic) isoperimetric inequality.

We extend the notion of regular coherence from rings to additive categories and show that well-known consequences of regular coherence for rings also apply to additive categories. For instance, the negative K-groups and all twisted Nil-groups vanish for an additive category, if it is regular coherent. This will be applied to nested sequences of additive categories, motivated by our ongoing project to determine the algebraic K-theory of the Hecke algebra of a reductive p-adic group.

We discuss representations of product systems (of $W^*$-correspondences) over the semigroup $\mathbb{Z}^n_+$ and show that, under certain pureness and Szegö positivity conditions, a completely contractive representation can be dilated to an isometric representation. For $n=1,2$ this is known to hold in general (without assuming the conditions), but for $n\geq 3$, it does not hold in general (as is known for the special case of isometric dilations of a tuple of commuting contractions). Restricting to the case of tuples of commuting contractions, our result reduces to a result of Barik, Das, Haria, and Sarkar (Isometric dilations and von Neumann inequality for a class of tuples in the polydisc. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 372 (2019), 1429–1450). Our dilation is explicitly constructed, and we present some applications.

The monogenic free inverse semigroup $FI_1$ is not finitely presented as a semigroup due to the classic result by Schein (1975). We extend this result and prove that a finitely generated subsemigroup of $FI_1$ is finitely presented if and only if it contains only finitely many idempotents. As a consequence, we derive that an inverse subsemigroup of $FI_1$ is finitely presented as a semigroup if and only if it is a finite semilattice.

We consider the existence and stability of constrained solitary wave solutions to the generalized Ostrovsky equation

\begin{align*}\partial_x\left(\partial_t u+ \alpha\partial_x u+\partial_x(f(u))+\beta \partial_x^3u\right)=\gamma u,\quad \|u\|_{L^2}^2=\lambda \gt 0,\end{align*}

$f(s)=\alpha_0|s|^p+\alpha_1|s|^{p-1}s$

$\alpha_0,\alpha_1 \gt 0$

$\alpha\in\mathbb{R}$

$\beta\gamma=-1$

$1 \lt p \lt 5$

$\omega \gt \alpha-2$

We consider the space $\mathcal{P}_d$ of smooth complex projective plane curves of degree $d$. There is the tautological family of plane curves defined over $\mathcal{P}_d$, which has an associated monodromy representation $\rho _d: \pi _1(\mathcal{P}_d) \to \textrm{Mod}(\Sigma _g)$ into the mapping class group of the fiber. For $d \le 4$, classical algebraic geometry implies the surjectivity of $\rho _d$. For $d \ge 5$, the existence of a $(d-3)^{rd}$ root of the canonical bundle implies that $\rho _d$ cannot be surjective. The main result of this paper is that for $d = 5$, the image of $\rho _5$ is as large as possible, subject to this constraint. This requires combining the algebro-geometric work of Lönne with Johnson’s theory of the Torelli subgroup of $\textrm{Mod}(\Sigma _g)$.