For any Poisson manifold P , the Poisson bracket on C∞(P ) extends to a Lie bracket on the space Ω(P ) of all differential one-forms, under which the space Z(P ) of closed one-forms and the space B(P ) of exact one-forms are Lie subalgebras. These Lie algebras are related by the exact sequence: 0 −→ R −→ C∞(P ) d −→ Z(P ) f −→ H(P,R) −→ 0, where H(P,R) is considered as a trivial Lie algebra, an...

Let m be a random tessellation in R observed in a bounded Borel subset W and f(·) be a measurable function defined on the set of convex bodies. To each cell C of m we associate a point z(C) which is the nucleus of C. Applying f(·) to all the cells of m, we investigate the order statistics of f(C) over all cells C ∈ m with nucleus in Wρ = ρ1/dW when ρ goes to infinity. Under a strong mixing prop...

A class of n-ary Poisson structures of constant rank is indicated. Then, one proves that the ternary Poisson brackets are exactly those which are defined by a decomposable 3-vector field. The key point is the proof of a lemma which tells that an n-vector (n ≥ 3) is decomposable iff all its contractions with up to n− 2 covectors are decomposable. In the last years, several authors have studied g...

A class of n-ary Poisson structures of constant rank is indicated. Then, one proves that the ternary Poisson brackets are exactly those which are defined by a decomposable 3-vector field. The key point is the proof of a lemma which tells that an n-vector (n ≥ 3) is decomposable iff all its contractions with up to n − 2 covectors are decomposable. In the last years, several authors have studied ...

The main purpose of this note is to present a new approach to Poisson Approximations. Some bounds in Poisson Approximations in term of classical Le Cam’s inequalities for various row-wise triangular arrays of independent Poisson-binomial distributed random variables are established via probability distances based on Trotter-Renyi operators. Some analogous results related to random sums in Poiss...

A nonzero 2-cocycle Γ ∈ Z(g,R) on the Lie algebra g of a compact Lie group G defines a twisted version of the Lie-Poisson structure on the dual Lie algebra g∗, leading to a Poisson algebra C∞(g∗(Γ)). Similarly, a multiplier c ∈ Z (G, U(1)) on G which is smooth near the identity defines a twist in the convolution product on G, encoded by the twisted group C∗algebra C∗(G, c). Further to some supe...

With an assumption of normality for the regression error term, OLS also corresponds to Maximum Likelihood (ML) estimation. The note contains the statistical model and all expressions that are needed to carry out estimation and essential model diagnostics. Both concise matrix notation as well as more extensive full summation notation are employed, to provide a direct link to “loop” structures in...

In the remainder, we call such a variety a convex symplectic variety. A convex symplectic variety has been studied in [K-V], [Ka 1] and [G-K]. One of main difficulties we meet is the fact that tangent objects TX and T 1 Y are not finite dimensional, since Y may possibly have non-isolated singularities; hence the usual deformation theory does not work well. Instead, in [K-V], [G-K], they introdu...