A locally recoverable code is a code over a finite alphabet such that the value of any single coordinate of a codeword can be recovered from the values of a small subset of other coordinates. Building on work of Barg, Tamo, and Vlăduţ, we present several constructions of locally recoverable codes from algebraic curves and surfaces.

We study locally D-optimal designs for some exponential models that are frequently used in the biological sciences. The model can be written as an algebraic sum of two or three exponential terms. We show that approximate locally D-optimal designs are supported at a minimal number of points and construct these designs numerically.

let $k$ be a field of characteristic$p>0$, $k[[x]]$, the ring of formal power series over $ k$,$k((x))$, the quotient field of $ k[[x]]$, and $ k(x)$ the fieldof rational functions over $k$. we shall give somecharacterizations of an algebraic function $fin k((x))$ over $k$.let $l$ be a field of characteristic zero. the power series $finl[[x]]$ is called differentially algebraic, if it satisfies...

Despite its many applications, to program checking, probabilistically checkable proofs, locally testable and locally decodable codes, and cryptography, “algebraic property testing” is not well-understood. A significant obstacle to a better understanding, was a lack of a concrete definition that abstracted known testable algebraic properties and reflected their testability. This obstacle was rem...

We define the moduli problem of Hitchin pairs over Deligne- Mumford stacks and prove this is represented by a separated locally finitely-presented algebraic space, which considered as space Deligne-Mumford stack.

Let $G = {rm Res}_{F/mathbb{Q}}(GL_n)$ where $F$ is a number field‎. ‎Let $S^G_{K_f}$ denote an ad`elic locally symmetric space for some level structure $K_f.$ Let ${mathcal M}_{mu,{mathbb C}}$ be an algebraic irreducible representation of $G({mathbb R})$ and we let $widetilde{mathcal{M}}_{mu,{mathbb C}}$ denote the associated sheaf on $S^G_{K_f}.$ The aim of this paper is to classify the data ...

Fix an algebraic space S, and let X and Y be separated Artin stacks of finite presentation over S with finite diagonals (over S). We define a stack HomS(X ,Y) classifying morphisms between X and Y. Assume that X is proper and flat over S, and fppf–locally on S there exists a finite finitely presented flat cover Z → X with Z an algebraic space. Then we show that HomS(X ,Y) is an Artin stack with...