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Study on generating and identifying languages privately, showing privacy imposes costs and creates barriers.

problem Generating and identifying languages privately in the limit model.
method Introduced a continual release model under differential privacy constraints, proving both positive and negative results.
result Privacy imposes quantitative and qualitative costs, and creates fundamental barriers for identification.

Work shows hallucination detection by LLMs is impossible without expert feedback.

problem Detecting hallucinations in LLMs is theoretically impossible without expert-labeled feedback.
method Investigated hallucination detection using a theoretical framework inspired by language identification.
result Automated hallucination detection is impossible for most language collections without expert-labeled feedback.

New findings show language models can't simultaneously avoid hallucinations and capture all language richness.

problem Achieving both valid output and full language richness in language generation.
method Investigates language generation within a statistical setting, focusing on consistency and breadth.
result For most collections of candidate languages, a language model cannot simultaneously avoid hallucinations and capture all language richness.

Study language generation with limited memory, showing different impacts on achievable densities and convergence.

problem Language generation with bounded memory constraints.
method Analyzed memoryless generators, sliding windows, and adaptive past examples; revisited identification in the limit.
result Achievable densities and convergence properties differ based on the size of the target language collection.

We characterize language generation with stability and breadth, proving impossibility results.

problem Characterizing and proving impossibility results for language generation with stability and breadth.
method Analysis of existing notions of breadth and stability, proving lower bounds.
result Proven impossibility of generating with higher perplexity or lower hallucination rate for stable generators.

Study chaotic behavior in homeomorphism groups of countable products of spaces.

problem Investigate chaotic behavior in homeomorphism groups of countable products of various metrizable topological spaces.
method Construct numerous examples of chaotic groups of homeomorphisms of countable products of spaces.
result New chaotic groups of homeomorphisms of countable products of various metrizable topological spaces are discovered.

We classify up to coarse equivalence all countable abelian groups of finite torsion free rank. The Q-cohomological dimension and the torsion free rank are the two invariants that give us such classification. We also prove that any countable abelian group of finite torsion free rank is coarsely equivalent to Z^n + H whe…

2008-03-04abs ↗pdf ↗

We prove that two countable locally finite-by-abelian groups G,H endowed with proper left-invariant metrics are coarsely equivalent if and only if their asymptotic dimensions coincide and the groups are either both finitely-generated or both are infinitely generated. On the other hand, we show that each countable group…

2008-07-07abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that all non-trivial continuous endomorphisms of the circle group are topologically mixing. We also show that there exists a large infinite class of continuous endomorphisms of any n-dimensional torus group which are topologically mixing. Lastly, we prove that any continuous endomorphism on an abelian polish se…

2016-06-21abs ↗pdf ↗

Generative models can still learn from contaminated data, but with limitations.

problem How much contamination can generative models tolerate?
method Characterized robustness under contaminated enumerations, proving generation is achievable for all countable collections if contamination fraction converges to zero.
result Generation under contamination is achievable for all countable collections if contamination fraction converges to zero, but dense generation is strictly less robust.

Asymptotic property C was introduced by Dranishnikov to study spaces with infinite asymptotic dimension. We show that asymptotic property C is preserved by infinite products. We also show that countable restricted direct products of countable groups with finite asymptotic dimension have asymptotic property C. Then we i…

2016-11-18abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that C^1 hypersurfaces in the Heisenberg group are countably N-rectifiable. As a corollary, this shows that all C^1_H graphs over the xy-plane are countable N-rectifiable, showing the equivalence of this notion of rectifiability with that of Franchi, Serra Cassano and Serapioni for such surfaces.

2004-07-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Quantum isometry groups extend to all countable metric spaces, and loose embeddings help understand metric space relationships.

problem Understanding the quantum isometry groups of all countable metric spaces.
method Defining and studying loose embeddability, showing that 0-dimensional compact metric spaces are generically loosely embeddable into the real line.
result 0-dimensional compact metric spaces are generically loosely embeddable into the real line.

New model for insurance states using Markov jump processes with non-countable state space.

problem Modeling insurance states with non-countable state spaces.
method Developed a new Thiele's differential equation for continuous time rehabilitation rates.
result Allows for consistent calculation of reserves in disability insurance.

We classify Veech groups of tame non-compact flat surfaces. In particular we prove that all countable subgroups of GL+(2,R)\mathbf{GL}_+(2,\R) avoiding the set of mappings of norm less than 1 appear as Veech groups of tame non-compact flat surfaces which are Loch Ness monsters. Conversely, a Veech group of any tame flat surf…

2009-06-29abs ↗pdf ↗

We present a simple approach to questions of topological orbit equivalence for actions of countable groups on topological and smooth manifolds. For example, for any action of a countable group ΓΓ on a topological manifold where the fixed sets for any element are contained in codimension two submanifolds, every orbit e…

2003-03-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Generatability in metric spaces studied with novel novelty parameters.

problem Understanding generatability in metric spaces with asymmetric novelty parameters.
method Introducing (ε,ε)(\varepsilon,\varepsilon')-closure dimension to characterize uniform and non-uniform generatability.
result Generatability is stable across novelty scales in doubling spaces but can be highly scale-sensitive in general metric spaces.
Quasifoldsmath.DG

Quasifolds are singular spaces that generalize manifolds and orbifolds. They are locally modeled by manifolds modulo the smooth action of countable groups and they are typically not Hausdorff. If the countable groups happen to be all finite, then quasifolds are orbifolds and if they happen to be all equal to the identi…

2017-10-19abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that if MM is a sub-Riemannian manifold and NN is a Carnot group such that the nilpotentization of MM at almost every point is isomorphic to NN, then there are subsets of NN of positive measure that embed into MM by bilipschitz maps. Furthermore, MM is countably NN--rectifiable, i.e., all of MM except …

2019-01-31abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper proves no exotic actions of diffeomorphism groups on 1-manifolds.

problem The study tackles the exotic actions of diffeomorphism groups on 1-dimensional manifolds.
method The approach involves showing any nontrivial homomorphism has a standard form, with countably many embeddings and conjugate actions.
result The groups Diff^r_c(M) have no countable index subgroups, solving a conjecture of Matsumoto.

We study Farrell Nil-groups associated to a finite order automorphism of a ring RR. We show that any such Farrell Nil-group is either trivial, or infinitely generated (as an abelian group). Building on this first result, we then show that any finite group that occurs in such a Farrell Nil-group occurs with infinite mu…

2014-03-27abs ↗pdf ↗

The purpose of this paper is to present, for all n3n\ge 3, very simple examples of continuous maps f:Mn1Mnf:M^{n-1} \to M^{n} from closed (n1)(n-1)-manifolds Mn1M^{n-1} into closed nn-manifold MnM^n such that even though the singular set S(f)S(f) of ff is countable and dense, the map ff can nevertheless be approximated by an …

2008-03-29abs ↗pdf ↗

The fine curve graph is hyperbolic and contains all countable graphs as induced subgraphs.

problem Characterizing the structure and properties of fine curve graphs.
method Analyzing the hyperbolicity and induced subgraph properties of fine curve graphs and their direct limits.
result The finitary curve graph has diameter 2, contains every countable graph as an induced subgraph, and has the homeomorphism group of the surface as its automorphism group.

We investigate the fundamental group of Griffiths' space, and the first singular homology group of this space and of the Hawaiian Earring by using (countable) reduced tame words. We prove that two such words represent the same element in the corresponding group if and only if they can be carried to the same tame word b…

2011-03-03abs ↗pdf ↗

Characterizes continuity of monotone functionals in mixed topology.

problem Continuity of monotone functionals in mixed topology.
method Characterization through lower semicontinuity and dual representations.
result Continuity in mixed topology is equivalent to dual representation in terms of countably additive measures.

We classify the 5-dimensional homogeneous geometries in the sense of Thurston. The present paper (part 3 of 3) classifies those in which the linear isotropy representation is nontrivial but reducible. Most of the resulting geometries are products. Some interesting examples include a countably infinite family of inequiv…

2016-05-24abs ↗pdf ↗

In response to a 1997 problem of M. Vidyasagar, we state a criterion for PAC learnability of a concept class C\mathscr C under the family of all non-atomic (diffuse) measures on the domain ΩΩ. The uniform Glivenko--Cantelli property with respect to non-atomic measures is no longer a necessary condition, and consisten…

2011-05-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Proves sufficiency of countable test plans for BV functions on metric spaces.

problem Recovering BV functions and their measures on arbitrary metric spaces.
method Proves sufficiency of countable test plans on arbitrary metric measure spaces and geodesics on CD(K,N){\sf CD}(K,N) spaces.
result Countable test plans are sufficient for BV functions and their measures on metric spaces.

We give a complete characterization of countable primitive groups in several settings including linear groups, subgroups of mapping class groups, groups acting minimally on trees and convergence groups. The latter category includes as a special case Kleinian groups as well as subgroups of word hyperbolic groups. As an …

2005-02-28abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper the notion of Measure Equivalence (ME) of countable groups is studied. ME was introduced by Gromov as a measure-theoretic analog of quasi-isometries. All lattices in the same locally compact group are Measure Equivalent; this is one of the motivations for this notion. The main result of this paper is ME r…

1999-11-01abs ↗pdf ↗

The group of C1\mathcal C^1-diffeomorphisms of any sparse Cantor subset of a manifold is countable and discrete (possibly trivial). Thompson's groups come out of this construction when we consider central ternary Cantor subsets of an interval. Brin's higher dimensional generalizations nVnV of Thompson's group VV arise…

2014-11-18abs ↗pdf ↗

It is an open question (Pawlikowski) whether every finitely generated group can be realized as a fundamental group of a compact metric space. In this paper we prove that any countable group can be realized as the fundamental group of a compact subspace of four dimensional Euclidean space. According to theorems of Shela…

2008-10-20abs ↗pdf ↗