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48 results for uniformly continuous maps

There is a well-known correspondence between infinite trees and ultrametric spaces which can be interpreted as an equivalence of categories and comes from considering the end space of the tree. In this equivalence, uniformly continuous maps between the end spaces are translated to some classes of coarse maps (or even c…

2007-04-24abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper studies constraint maps with singularities and free boundaries, proving continuity near singularities and optimality.

problem Analyzing the structure of constraint maps with singularities and free boundaries.
method Establish continuity near singularities using a new quantitative unique continuation principle, and investigate the presence of branch points leading to new singularities.
result Topological singularities can only lie in the interior of the contact set in the uniformly convex setting, and the optimality of this result is proven.

In this paper we consider approximations introduced by Sacks-Uhlenbeck of the harmonic energy for maps from S2S^2 into S2S^2. We continue the analysis in [6] about limits of αα-harmonic maps with uniformly bounded energy. Using a recent energy identity in [7], we obtain an optimal gap theorem for the αα-harmonic maps…

2019-03-25abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on fourth order Lamm-Riviere system for biharmonic mappings in 4D.

problem Higher order regularity and sharp Holder continuity of weak solutions.
method Optimal higher order regularity and sharp Holder continuity through analysis of the Lamm-Riviere system.
result Derive weak compactness for sequences of weak solutions with uniformly bounded energy.

Transformers preserve support and can approximate any continuous map.

problem Understanding the mathematical properties of transformers.
method Characterizing maps between measures that can be represented as transformers and proving their properties.
result Transformers preserve support and have uniformly continuous Fréchet derivatives.

Let EE, FF be separable Hilbert spaces, and assume that EE is infinite-dimensional. We show that for every continuous mapping f:EFf:E\to F and every continuous function ε:E(0,)\varepsilon: E\to (0, \infty) there exists a CC^{\infty} mapping g:EFg:E\to F such that f(x)g(x)ε(x)\|f(x)-g(x)\|\leq\varepsilon(x) and Dg(x):EFDg(x):E\to F is a sur…

2018-11-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Transformers can predict new tokens based on any number of context tokens, approximating continuous mappings with fixed resources.

problem Handling an arbitrarily large number of context tokens in transformers.
method Mathematical analysis of transformer's expressivity using Wasserstein distance and continuous mappings.
result Deep transformers are universal and can approximate continuous in-context mappings to arbitrary precision, uniformly over compact token domains.

It is well-known that a paracompact space XX is of covering dimension at most nn if and only if any map f ⁣:XKf\colon X\to K from XX to a simplicial complex KK can be pushed into its nn-skeleton K(n)K^{(n)}. We use the same idea to characterize asymptotic dimension in the coarse category of arbitrary coarse spaces. Cont…

2015-08-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Study uniformly differentiable graphs in Carnot groups, proving area formulas.

problem Characterize uniformly differentiable intrinsic graphs in Carnot groups.
method Characterize uniform intrinsic differentiability via Hölder properties of projections of vector fields.
result Explicit area formula for uniformly intrinsically differentiable maps in Carnot groups.

Study mapping class groups of infinite type surfaces with noncompact boundaries.

problem Classify pure mapping class groups of infinite type surfaces.
method Developed a method to cut surfaces into simpler ones and combined recent results.
result Complete classification of perfect and uniformly perfect pure mapping class groups.

Three themes of general topology: quotient spaces; absolute retracts; and inverse limits - are reapproached here in the setting of metrizable uniform spaces, with an eye to applications in geometric and algebraic topology. The results include: 1) If f: A -> Y is a uniformly continuous map, where X and Y are metric spac…

2011-06-16abs ↗pdf ↗

The study proves planes are the only complete uniformly elliptic Weingarten multigraphs.

problem Proving planes are the only complete uniformly elliptic Weingarten multigraphs.
method Proving planes are the only complete multigraphs with quasiconformal Gauss map and bounded second fundamental form.
result Proves planes are the only complete uniformly elliptic Weingarten multigraphs.

Local constancy of index for certain gradient mappings proved.

problem Proving the local constancy of the index for specific gradient mappings.
method Using a more general theorem for quasiregular gradient mappings, deducing the result from the Hessian's properties.
result The index is locally constant for C1,1C^{1,1} functions with uniformly positive determinant Hessian almost everywhere.

In this paper we prove the probabilistic continuous complexity conjecture. In continuous complexity theory, this states that the complexity of solving a continuous problem with probability approaching 1 converges (in this limit) to the complexity of solving the same problem in its worst case. We prove the conjecture ho…

2012-12-06abs ↗pdf ↗

For harmonic maps of degree 2, a similar quantitative stability estimate does not hold uniformly.

problem Investigate the quantitative stability of harmonic maps of degree 2.
method Prove a local quantitative stability result for harmonic maps of degree 2, showing dependence on the given harmonic map.
result A uniformly quantitative stability estimate does not hold for degree 2 harmonic maps.

Given a non-compact Riemannian manifold M and a submanifold N of codimension q, we will construct under certain assumptions on both M and N a wrong way map in uniformly finite homology. Using an equivariant version of the construction and applying it to universal covers, we will construct wrong way maps in homology of …

2016-02-10abs ↗pdf ↗

Study on self-similar surfaces and their mapping class groups generated by involutions.

problem When do big mapping class groups of self-similar surfaces generated by involutions?
method Investigation of self-similar surfaces with self-similar ends, focusing on infinite and one maximal ends.
result For self-similar surfaces with infinite maximal ends, their mapping class groups are generated by involutions and are uniformly perfect.

We show that for a strongly convergent sequence of geometrically finite Kleinian groups with geometrically finite limit, the Cannon-Thurston maps of limit sets converge uniformly. If however the algebraic and geometric limits differ, as in the well known examples due to Kerckhoff and Thurston, then provided the geometr…

2011-07-05abs ↗pdf ↗

Neural networks approximate high-dimensional functions better than theory predicts.

problem Current theory struggles to explain why small neural networks work well in high-dimensional inverse problems.
method Bounding complexity required for neural networks to approximate Hölder or uniformly continuous functions on high-dimensional sets.
result A general theoretical framework explaining empirical successes of smaller networks in inverse problems.

Let S be a compact surface, and M be the double of a handlebody. Given a homotopy class of maps from S to M inducing an isomorphism of fundamental groups, we describe a canonical uniformly lipschitz retraction of the sphere graph of M to the arc graph of S. We also show that this retraction is a uniformly bounded dista…

2015-12-14abs ↗pdf ↗

Whenever a finitely generated group GG acts properly discontinuously by isometries on a metric space XX, there is an induced uniform embedding (a Lipschitz and uniformly proper map) ρ:GXρ: G \rightarrow X given by mapping GG to an orbit. We study when there is a difference between a finitely generated group GG acting…

2019-03-08abs ↗pdf ↗

Model approximates continuous functions in 1-Wasserstein space.

problem Approximating continuous functions in 1-Wasserstein space.
method Probabilistic Transformer (PT) model with three phases: feature map, deep neural network, and probabilistic extension of attention mechanism.
result Can approximate any continuous function from R^d to P1(R^D) uniformly on compact sets.

Study L2L^2-cohomology in unbounded geometry manifolds.

problem Invariance of L2L^2-cohomology under quasi-isometries on unbounded ends.
method Uniform homotopy equivalence, quasi-isometry on unbounded ends, mapping cone for L2L^2-cohomology.
result Invariance of L2L^2-cohomology groups under quasi-isometry on unbounded ends.

We study harmonic maps from degenerating Riemann surfaces with uniformly bounded energy and show the so-called generalized energy identity. We find conditions that are both necessary and sufficient for the compactness in W1,2W^{1,2} and C0C^{0} modulo bubbles of sequences of such maps.

2008-03-25abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper proves properties of uniformly hyperbolic sets and constructs Markov partitions.

problem Establishing properties of uniformly hyperbolic sets and constructing Markov partitions.
method Backward graph transform, spectral decomposition, shadowing lemma, Markov partitions construction.
result Explicit bounds and Hölder continuity for the coding map.

Existence of harmonic maps near projections in hyperbolic spaces for large convex sets.

problem Existence of harmonic maps near projections in hyperbolic spaces.
method Weak quasi-isometry condition, non-collapsing property, harmonic measures.
result Existence of harmonic maps at finite distance from projections of large convex sets in hyperbolic spaces.

SURF steers scalarization weights to uniformly traverse the Pareto front.

problem Non-uniform coverage of the Pareto front when using scalarization weights.
method Geometric analysis and CDF mapping to select weights for uniform coverage.
result SURF converges to uniform Pareto front coverage under provable conditions.

Let ΓΓ be a finite index subgroup of the mapping class group MCG(Σ)MCG(Σ) of a closed orientable surface ΣΣ, possibly with punctures. We give a precise condition (in terms of the Nielsen-Thurston decomposition) when an element gΓg\inΓ has positive stable commutator length. In addition, we show that in these situations th…

2013-06-11abs ↗pdf ↗