On Unitary N-Dilations for Tuples of Circulant Contractions and von Neumann’s Inequality

We introduce the spectral mapping factorization of tuples of circulant matrices and its matrix version. We prove that every tuple of circulant contractions has a unitary N-dilation. We show that von Neumann’s inequality holds for tuples of circulant contractions. We construct completely contractive homomorphisms over the algebra of complex polynomials defined on .

On Kadison’s Similarity Problem for Homomorphisms of the Algebra of Complex Polynomials

We prove that every homomorphism of the algebra Pn into the algebra of operators on a Hilbert space is completely bounded. We show that the contractive homomorphism introduced by Parrott, which is not completely contractive, is completely bounded (similar to a completely contractive homomorphism). We also show that homomorphisms of the algebra Pn generate completely positive maps over the algebras C(Tn)and M2(C(Tn)).

On Fermat’s Last Theorem and Galaxies of Sequences of Positive Integers

We construct sequences of positive integers which are solutions of the equation x2+y2=z2. We introduce Mouanda’s choice functions which allow us to construct galaxies of sequences of positive integers. We give many examples of galaxies of numbers. We show that the equation x2n+y2n=z2n (n ≥2) has no integer solutions. We prove that the equation xn+yn=zn (n ≥3) has no solutions in N. We introduce the notion of the planetary representation of a galaxy of numbers which allow us to predict the structure, laws of the universe and life in every planet system of every galaxy of the universe. We show that every multiverse contains a finite number of universes.

On Von Neumann’s Inequality for Matrices of Complex Polynomials

We prove that every matrix F∈Mk (Pn) is associated with the smallest positive integer d (F)≠1 such that d (F)‖F‖∞ is always bigger than the sum of the operator norms of the Fourier coefficients of F. We establish some inequalities for matrices of complex polynomials. In application, we show that von Neumann’s inequality holds up to the constant 2n for matrices of the algebra Mk (Pn).