in this paper‎, ‎we give a complete proof of theorem 4.1(ii) and a new‎ ‎elementary proof of theorem 4.1(i) in [li and shen‎, ‎on the‎ ‎intersection of the normalizers of the derived subgroups of all‎ ‎subgroups of a finite group‎, ‎ j‎. ‎algebra, ‎323  (2010) 1349--1357]‎. ‎in addition‎, ‎we also give a generalization of baer's theorem‎.

Let X be a Fano variety of Picard number one defined over an algebraically closed field. We give conditions under which the tangent bundle of a complete intersection on X is stable or strongly stable.

A vanishing theorem is proved for`-adic cohomology with compact support on a singular aane complete intersection. As an application, it is shown that for an aane complete intersection deened over a nite eld of q elements, the reciprocal \poles" of the zeta function are always divisible by q as algebraic integers. A p-adic proof is also given, which leads to further q-divisibility of the poles o...

We study complexes of finite complete intersection dimension in the derived category of a local ring. Given such a complex of complexity c, we prove that the thick subcategory it generates contains complexes of all possible complexities at most c. In particular, we show that such a complex is virtually small, answering a question raised by Dwyer, Greenlees and Iyengar.

In this paper the intersection type discipline as defined in [Barendregt et al. ’83] is studied. We will present two different and independent complete restrictions of the intersection type discipline. The first restricted system, the strict type assignment system, is presented in section two. Its major feature is the absence of the derivation rule (≤) and it is based on a set of strict types. ...

In this article we prove a rigidity theorem for lagrangian singularities by studying the local cohomology of the lagrangian de Rham complex that was introduced in [SvS03]. The result can be applied to show the rigidity of all open swallowtails of dimension ≥ 2. In the case of lagrangian complete intersection singularities the lagrangian de Rham complex turns out to be perverse. We also show tha...

The Z-number, proposed by Zadeh in the year 2011, is a new fuzzy-theoretic approach to the Computing With Words (CWW) paradigm. It aspires to capture the uncertainty of information conveyed by a sentence, and serve as a model for the precisiation and linguistic summarization of a natural language statement. The Z-number thereby, lends a new dimension to CWW – uniting CWW with Natural Language P...