2014
DOI: 10.1515/gmj-2014-0037
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Complex structures in algebra, topology and differential equations

Abstract: In this paper, we present our recent results on the so-called complex structures in algebras in the context relevant to the following four problems which, at rst glance, have nothing in common: (i) solubility of polynomial equations in non-associative algebras, (ii) topological/geometric properties of quadratic maps, (iii) existence of bounded solutions to quadratic di erential systems, and (iv) ellipticity of the Dirac equation. The unsolved problems related to (i)-(iv) are formulated as well.

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“…On the other hand, the condition n 2 ∈ A λ2 (u) is equivalent to aA 1 12 + cβ 1 = 0, aA 3 12 + cβ 3 = 0, and we obtain nontrivial solutions of and only if Then we compute u 2 and the third component should be zero. A direct computation gives the necessary and sufficient condition…”
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“…On the other hand, the condition n 2 ∈ A λ2 (u) is equivalent to aA 1 12 + cβ 1 = 0, aA 3 12 + cβ 3 = 0, and we obtain nontrivial solutions of and only if Then we compute u 2 and the third component should be zero. A direct computation gives the necessary and sufficient condition…”
Section: The Casementioning
confidence: 86%
“…with no condition on scalars, except A 1 12 , A 2 12 = (0, 0). We notice that the condition A 1 12 , A 2 12 = (0, 0) corresponds to the case studied in [28] for which instability of (0, 0, 0) and any nilpotent in N 2 holds.…”
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“…This idea was considered by many authors (e.g. [5,6,3,[10][11][12]14,2,[19][20][21][23][24][25] to mention just few) and is applicable also for partial differential equations ( [13]) and even for difference systems ( [22,15]). Note that the process called homogenization ( [26, p. 22]) transforms any Riccati equation with constant coefficients into the form (1.3).…”
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