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Takashi Aoki

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The Borel transform of the WKB solution to the Pearcey system

We study the system of partial differential equations which characterizes the Pearcey integral from the viewpoint of the exact WKB analysis. It is shown that the Borel transform of the WKB solutions to the system can be written as a linear combination of the branches of an algebraic function of degree $4$. Moreover, some connection formulas for the system are given.

math.CA

Characterization of continuous endomorphisms in the space of entire functions of a given order

The aim of this paper is to characterize continuous endomorphisms in the space of entire functions of exponential type of order $p>0$. Let $A_p$ denote the space of entire functions of $n$ complex variables $z\in{\mathbb C}^n$ of order $p$ of normal type. We consider an endomorphism $F$ in the space, which is considered to be a DFS-space. We show that there is a unique linear differential operator $P$ of infinite order with coefficients in the space which realizes $F$, that is, $Ff=Pf$ holds for any $f\in A_p$. The coefficients satisfy certain growth conditions and conversely, if a formal differential operator of infinite order with coefficients in $A_p$ satisfy these conditions, then it induces a continuous endomorphism.

math.FA

A formula for ideal lattices of general commutative rings

Let S be a set of n ideals of a commutative ring A. Let G_{even} (respectively G_{odd}) denote the product of all the sums of even (respectively odd) number of ideals of S. If n<7 the product of G_{even} and the intersection of all ideals of S is included in G_{odd}. In the case A is an Noetherian integral domain, this inclusion is replaced by equality if and only if A is a Dedekind domain.

math.AC

Virtual turning points and bifurcation of Stokes curves for higher order ordinary differential equations

For a higher order linear ordinary differential operator P, its Stokes curve bifurcates in general when it hits another turning point of P. This phenomenon is most neatly understandable by taking into account Stokes curves emanating from virtual turning points, together with those from ordinary turning points. This understanding of the bifurcation of a Stokes curve plays an important role in resolving a paradox recently found in the Noumi-Yamada system, a system of linear differential equations associated with the fourth Painleve equation.

math-ph