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Divisibility of all entries in an intersection form
What are situations where one can conclude that all entries of an intersection form are divisible by an integer?
More precisely: $F \subset S$ is a proper connected (usually red …
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1answer
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Eigenfunctions and eigenvalues of the product of two exponential kernels
Consider the following exponential kernel:
$k(x_1, x_2) = \exp\left(\frac{|x_1 - x_2|}{L}\right)$,
which is symmetric and non-negative definite. By virtue of Mercer's theorem, we …
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Crammer’s decomposition theorem - pl help me find normal distributions within a normal distribution.
I know that Crammer's decomposition theorem says that any normal distribution can be expressed as the sum of multiple normal distributions. I have been searching for a method to di …
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1answer
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Do signed measures on sigma-rings always have a Hahn decomposition?
Let $X$ be a set.
Let $\mathcal{R}$ be a set of subsets of $X$ such that
$\{\} \in \mathcal{R}$
and
For all members $A$ and $B$ of $\mathcal{R}$, $\;\; (A\cup B)-(A\cap B) \; \in …
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complexity of eigenvalue decomposition
what is the computational complexity of eigenvalue decomposition for a unitary matrix?
is O(n^3) a correct answer?
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Do signed measures on delta-rings always have a Hahn decomposition?
(aka, what I'd meant to ask here)
Let $X$ be a set. $\:$ Let $\mathcal{R}$ be a non-empty subset of $2^X$. $\:$ Suppose $\mathcal{R}$ is a delta-ring.
Let $\: \phi : \mathcal{R} …
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Decomposing a discrete signal into a sum of rectangle functions
Hello mathoverflow community !
I have a simple question that seems to have a non trivial answer.
Given a discrete one dimensional signal $w(x)$ defined in a finite range, and the …
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1answer
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Possible to analytically derive SVD or PD of a given matrix or give as a formula? [closed]
Is it possible to analytically derive SVD or PD of a given matrix in terms of the matrix elements given as variables?
Edit: My apologies for not making the question clear. As some …
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Iwasawa Decomposition & Polar Decomposition related how ?
In an earlier post (Use Lie Sub-Groups of GL(3, R) for elastic deformation ? here), I mentioned polar decompositions as in F = RU where R in SO(3) & U in symmetric positive-sem …
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Easy special cases of the decomposition theorem?
The decomposition theorem states roughly, that the pushforward of an IC complex,
along a proper map decomposes into a direct sum of shifted IC complexes.
Are there special cases f …
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Examples for Decomposition Theorem
There's an important piece of geometric knowledge usually quoted as Beilinson-Bernstein-Deligne.
Here's a refresher: by $IC$ one means the intersection complex, which is just $\ma …
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Which statement do people usually call the Decomposition Theorem, and what is the precise reference for it?
Which statement is usually called the Decomposition Theorem (for perverse sheaves)? Is this (roughly): a proper pushforward of an intersection complex could be decomposed into a di …
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Why is the decomposition theorem awesome?
I saw the statement of the decomposition theorem for perverse sheaves sometime ago. I know that (modulo most of the details) it implies some big theorems in algebraic geometry and …
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Recovering a set of discrete values [closed]
I have a set of positive integers $a$, where $\displaystyle\sum_i{a_i}=700$ and $\displaystyle\sum_i{a_i^2}=1212$.
Is there a unique decomposition of $a$ and, if so, how do I reco …
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How to do Computations Using the Decomposition Theorem for Perverse Sheaves
This is a follow-up to this post on the Decomposition Theorem. Hopefully, this will also invite some discussion about the theorem and perverse sheaves in general.
My question is h …

