A WEAKLY ANALYTIC LOCALLY CONVEX SPACE WHICH IS NOT K-ANALYTIC

On Induced Locally Analytic Representations of Locally Analytic Groups

Let G be a locally analytic group and H ⊂ G a locally analytic subgroup. The main result is the condition (similar to Frommer-Orlik-Strauch theorem) for induction of locally analytic H-representation to G to be irreducible. Also this paper contains a (new) series of locally analytic representations which do not arise in this way.

Simple analytic spiral K-space algorithm.

The exact, hardware-constrained design of a spiral k-space trajectory requires the solution of a differential equation, thereby making real-time prescription difficult on scanners with limited computational power. This study describes a closed-form approximate solution for interleaved Archimedian spiral trajectories that closely matches the exact design. Both slew rate-limited and amplitude-lim...

Vector - Valued Weakly Analytic

A convex polyhedron which is not equifacettable

A famous theorem due to E. Steinitz states, in one of its formulations, that every planar (or, equivalently, every spherical) graph can be realized as the graph of edges and vertices of a convex polyhedron in Euclidean 3-space (see, for example, Grünbaum [1, Section 13.1] or Ziegler [3, Chapter 4]). This representation is possible in many different ways, but in all of them the circuits that bou...

Weakly Nonlinear Oscillations with Analytic Forcing

Weakly nonlinear oscillations exhibit a wide range of phenomena not seen in simple linear oscillations. This paper considers weakly nonlinear oscillations with an analytic forcing term, and attempts to understand various quantitative solution methods for this problem. We give a quantitative demonstration of the failure of regular perturbation theory, and use this failure to motivate investigati...