Let π_k be a Pontrjagin space, which has a maximal seminegative subspace with k dimensions, and (.,.) be the indefinite inner product on π_k. A linear bounded operator T is called a contraction, if (Tx, Tx)≤(x, x )...Let π_k be a Pontrjagin space, which has a maximal seminegative subspace with k dimensions, and (.,.) be the indefinite inner product on π_k. A linear bounded operator T is called a contraction, if (Tx, Tx)≤(x, x ) for any x∈π_k.展开更多
Let G -- Spec A be an affine K-group scheme and A = (w ∈ A* : dimK A*-w 〈 ∞, dimK w. A* 〈 ∞}. Let (-, -) : A* × A → K, (w, w) := tr(ww), be the trace form. We prove that G is linearly reductiv...Let G -- Spec A be an affine K-group scheme and A = (w ∈ A* : dimK A*-w 〈 ∞, dimK w. A* 〈 ∞}. Let (-, -) : A* × A → K, (w, w) := tr(ww), be the trace form. We prove that G is linearly reductive if and only if the trace form is non-degenerate on A*.展开更多
文摘Let π_k be a Pontrjagin space, which has a maximal seminegative subspace with k dimensions, and (.,.) be the indefinite inner product on π_k. A linear bounded operator T is called a contraction, if (Tx, Tx)≤(x, x ) for any x∈π_k.
文摘Let G -- Spec A be an affine K-group scheme and A = (w ∈ A* : dimK A*-w 〈 ∞, dimK w. A* 〈 ∞}. Let (-, -) : A* × A → K, (w, w) := tr(ww), be the trace form. We prove that G is linearly reductive if and only if the trace form is non-degenerate on A*.