The differential uniformity of a mapping F : F2n → F2n is defined as the maximum number of solutions x for equations F (x+a)+F (x) = b when a ̸= 0 and b run over F2n . In this paper we study the question whether it is possible to determine the differential uniformity of a mapping by considering not all elements a ̸= 0, but only those from a special proper subset of F2n \ {0}. We show that the ans...

Let G and G' be multiplicative systems. A half-homomorphism of G into G' will mean a mapping a—>a' of G into C such that for all a, bEG, (ab)'=a'V or b'a'. An anti-homomorphism is a mapping such that always (ab)' = b'a'. The terms half-isomorphism, etc., are defined similarly. It will be shown that any half-homomorphism of a group G into a group G' is either a homomorphism or an anti-homomorphi...

Definition of (semi) metric. CS motivation. Finite metric spaces arise naturally in combinatorial objects, and algo-rithmic questions. For example, as the shortest path metrics on graphs. We will also see less obvious connections. Properties of finite metrics. The following properties have been investigated: Dimension , extendability of Lipschitz and Hölder functions, decomposability, Inequalit...

Suppose that A is a C∗-algebra acting on a Hilbert space H, and φ, ψ are mappings from A into B(H) which are not assumed to be necessarily linear or continuous. By a (φ, ψ)derivation we mean a linear mapping d : A → B(H) such that d(ab) = φ(a)d(b) + d(a)ψ(b) (a, b ∈ A). In this paper, we prove that if φ is a multiplicative(not necessary linear) ∗-mapping, then every ∗-(φ,φ)-derivation is automa...

A mapping α from a normed space X into itself is called a Banach operator if there is a constant k such that 0≤ k < 1 and ‖α2(x)−α(x)‖ ≤ k‖α(x)−x‖ for all x ∈X. In this note we study some properties of Banach operators. Among other results we show that if α is a linear Banach operator on a normed space X, then N(α−1) = N((α−1)2), N(α−1)∩R(α−1)= (0) and if X is finite dimensional then X =N(α−1)⊕...

for a graph $g$ with edge set $e(g)$, the multiplicative sum zagreb index of $g$ is defined as$pi^*(g)=pi_{uvin e(g)}[d_g(u)+d_g(v)]$, where $d_g(v)$ is the degree of vertex $v$ in $g$.in this paper, we first introduce some graph transformations that decreasethis index. in application, we identify the fourteen class of trees, with the first through fourteenth smallest multiplicative sum zagreb ...

‎for a graph $g$ with edge set $e(g)$‎, ‎the multiplicative second zagreb index of $g$ is defined as‎ ‎$pi_2(g)=pi_{uvin e(g)}[d_g(u)d_g(v)]$‎, ‎where $d_g(v)$ is the degree of vertex $v$ in $g$‎. ‎in this paper‎, ‎we identify the eighth class of trees‎, ‎with the first through eighth smallest multiplicative second zagreb indeces among all trees of order $ngeq 14$‎.

To analyze the stability of Itô stochastic differential equations with multiplicative noise, we introduce the stochastic logarithmic norm. The logarithmic norm was originally introduced by G. Dahlquist in 1958 as a tool to study the growth of solutions to ordinary differential equations and for estimating the error growth in discretization methods for their approximate solutions. We extend the ...

We consider the long time limit theorems for the solutions of a discrete wave equation with a weak stochastic forcing. The multiplicative noise conserves the energy, and in the unpinned case also conserves the momentum. We obtain a time-inhomogeneous OrnsteinUhlenbeck equation for the limit wave function that holds both for square integrable and statistically homogeneous initial data. The limit...

A pre-Schwarzian and a Schwarzian derivative for locally univalent pluriharmonic mappings in Cn are introduced. Basic properties such as the chain rule, multiplicative invariance affine proved these operators. It is shown that stable only with respect to rotations of identity. characterization given case when holomorphic. Furthermore, it if mapping vanishes then analytic part this Möbius transf...