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  • Acta Mathematica Sinica, Chinese Series. 1957, 7(3): 346-369. https://doi.org/10.12386/A1957sxxb0027
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    The homology groups of spaces which the paper will consider,all assumedto have finite generators,and the homology group means singular homo-logy group with intger coefficients.Let Q be a set of positive primenumbers,then C_Q denotes the class of all the abelian groups,the order ofany element of which is finite,and all of its prime factors are containedin Q.Let C_f denote the class of abelian groups of finite generators,thenwe have the following theorem:Theorem 1.For any class of abelian group(for the definition,see[15]),one of the following results holds,and only one holds:(a)C_f(?)C(b)There exists a set Q of positive prime numbers such that(?)Let C be any class of abelian group.An arcwised connected topologicalspace is said to be n-C-connected,if ∏_1(X)=0 and ∏_i(X)∈C when2≤i≤n.Let Φ_n~X denote the natural homorphism from ∏_n(X)to H_n(X)for any positive number m.Let S(m)denote the set of positive primerumbers such that 2p-3≤m,then we have the following relations betweenhomotopy groups and homology groups.Theorem 2.(The main theorem of the paper.)Let X be a(n-1)-C_Q-connected space.Then:(a)when n≤m≤2n-2, Φ_m~X is a C_((QUS)(m-n))-bi-unique andC_((QUS)(m-n-1))-onto homorphisms.(For the definition of C-bi-unique homor-phism and C-onto homorphism,see[15].)(b)When m=2n-1,Φ_m~X is a C_((QUS)(m-n-1))homorphism.The proof oftheorem 2 is thus:At first,proving this theorem for the A_n~1 polyhedra∑~n for which(?),for any(n-1)connected space X,usingHurwicz theorem and mapping cylinder,we may assume that there existsone A_n~1 polyhedra ∑~n such that H_(n+1)(∑~n)=0 and the homorphisms ofH_n(∑~n),∏_n(∑~n)into H_n(X),∏_n(X)induced by the injection of ∑~ninto X,are isomorphisms onto.Let X be the space of all paths which start at a fixed point P in X,and ∑~n be the space of paths which startat P and end at points of ∑~n,then using induction and relations betweenH_m(x),∏_m(x),H_m(X,∑~n),∏_m(X,∑~n),H_m(X,∑~n),∏_m(X,∑~n),H_m(∑~n)and ∏_m(∑~n),we may prove this theorem for any(n-1)--connected space,X.For any n-1--C_Q--connected space X,by the me-thod of Cartan-Serre-Whitehead,we may construct a(n-1)--connectedspace X′and a mapping of X′into X,such that the homorphisms inducedby F of H_m(X′),∏_m(X′)into H_m(X),∏_m(X)all are C_Q isomorphisms,thenusing the relations between H_m(X′),∏_m(X′),H_m(X)and ∏_m(X),we mayprove theorem 2,for any(n-1)--C_Q--connected space.Let τ_n~(n+1)denote the non-zero element of ∏_(n+1)(S~n)and 0 denote the com-position defined in[16],then we have the following theorem:Theorem 3.Let X be a(n-1)connected space n≥3,then,∏_n(X)~(-1)0τ_n~(n+1)is the Kernel of Φ_(n+1)~X.Let ∏_m(G,n)denote the m-th homotopy group of space of homologytype(G,n)(for the definition of space of homology type(G,n)see[13]),then we have the following theorem:Theorem 4.If a simply connected space X satisfied the following con-ditions:H_m(X)=0 when 0
  • Acta Mathematica Sinica, Chinese Series. 1957, 7(3): 370-420. https://doi.org/10.12386/A1957sxxb0028
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    In this paper the author gives a complete and detailed proof of the re-sults announced in Science Record,New set.vol.Ⅰ.No.2(1957),6—9.Besides,there are generalizations and consequences of the previousresults,i.e.1°If a bounded schlicht domain D is transitive,there exists a posi-tive constant κ depending only on D such that for any bounded schlichtdomain D and any analytic mapping w=f(z)carrying D into D we al-ways have(?)2°If D is a bounded schlicht transitive domain and if there is al-ways a unique geodesic passing through any two points of D,then,for anytwo points z_1,z_2 ∈(?)and any inner analytic mapping carrying z_1,z to w_1,w_2 respectively,we always havewhere x(z_1,z_2)is the geodesic distance between z_1 and z_2,and κ_0(?)theSchwarz constant of D~(1)).3°If R is the topology product of the classical domains (?)~((1)),(?)~((2)),…,R~((j)),i.e.R=(?)~((1))×R~((2))×…×R~((j)),then the Schwarz constant ofR satisfies the relation(?)
  • Acta Mathematica Sinica, Chinese Series. 1957, 7(3): 421-432. https://doi.org/10.12386/A1957sxxb0029
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    Let D be a convex domain in w-plane.Let w=0 belong to D,and letthe inner radius of D with respect to w= 0 is unity.Suppose that forevery boundary point w of D,there exists a circle with radius ρ(a fixed number)passing through w and containing D.Denote by C_ρ,the familyof all such domains D.Let D ∈C_ρ,w_ν ∈D,ν = 1,2,…,n be n points suchthat(?)Write(?)In the present note we have proved the followingTheorem:If(?)Then (?)where x denotes the root of equation(?)such that 0
  • Acta Mathematica Sinica, Chinese Series. 1957, 7(3): 433-438. https://doi.org/10.12386/A1957sxxb0030
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    Let S be the class of functionssatisfying the con-dition.In my previous paper,it is proved that:if f(z)∈ S,then any section σ_n(z)=z+…+α_nz~n(n≥2)of f(z)is star-shaped in the circle |z|<1/2,unless n=3,4,5;and that 3σ_n(1/3z)∈Sunless n=3.In this note,I have pointed out that the above results hold good evenwhen n=3.
  • Acta Mathematica Sinica, Chinese Series. 1957, 7(3): 439-450. https://doi.org/10.12386/A1957sxxb0031
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    Let the functionbe regular and schlicht in the unit circle |z|<1 and in which let it besuch that |f_k(z)|<1.The totality of all such function forms a class whichshall be denoted by B_k.For a function f_1(z)of B-1 and a point z_0 of |z|<1,R.M.Robinsonhas discussed the relations between the four quantities |α|,|z_0|,|f_1(z_0)|and |f′_1(z_0)|.By means of the relation(?),some of Robinson'sresults can be extended to the class B_k.However,there are problems in theclass B_k(k>1)which are not allowable to solve them in this manner.Employ the method of parameter representation we obtain the following Theorem.Let f_k(z)∈B_k and write(?),|α|=|f′_k(0)|,r=|z|<1,then,corresponding to the three cases:1)(?)λ being the least positive root of the equation(?)2)(?)3)(?)we have respectively1)(?)with(?)2)(?)with(?)3)(?)with(?)The estimates 1). 2) and 3) are precise.
  • Acta Mathematica Sinica, Chinese Series. 1957, 7(3): 451-470. https://doi.org/10.12386/A1957sxxb0032
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    Let K be an sfield of characteristic≠2 and with an involutory anti-automorphism a→ā,i.e.an one-to-one mapping from K onto itself satis-fying(?)Let n>1.A n×n matrix H over K is called Hamiltonian if (?)=H,andskew-Hamiltonian if (?)=-H.Let H be an invertible Harniltonian orskew-Harniltonian matrix of index ν≥1.Assume that a+pā=0 hasalways a non-zero solution a in K,where ρ=1 or-1 according as H isHamiltonian or skew-Hamiltonian.Then the case that H is a symmetricmatrix over a field K and only this case is excluded by this assumption.L.K. Huamand J.Dieudonnéhave studied the structure of the groupU_n(K,H)formed by all n×n matrices U over K satisfying UH(?)= H.In the present paper the corresponding problem about the structure of thematrix Lie ring L_n(K,H)consisting of all n×n matrices L over K satis-fying LH+H(?)=0 is studied.An element T of L_n(K,H)is called aninfinitesimal unitary transvection if it can be expressed in the form T==H(?)λν,where λ=λ is a non-zero element of K and ν is an isotropicn-dimensional row-vector,i.e.νH(?)=0.Denoted by TL_n(K,H),the Liesubring generated by the set of all infinitesimal unitary transvections;anddenoted by L′_n(K,H),the derived Lie ring of L_n(K,H),i.e.the Lie idealgenerated by elements of the form[A,B],where A,B∈L_n(K,H),thenthe following results are proved in the present paper.Ⅰ.Let n≥3 and ν≥1,then TL_n(K,H)is identical with L′_n(K,H).Ⅱ.Let ν≥1,then both the center Z_n of L_n(K,H)and the center ofTL_n(K,H)contain only matrices of the form λI~((n)),where λ=λ lies in thecenter of K.The center of TL_n(K,H)is identical with TL_n=(K,H)∩ Z_n.Ⅲ.Let ν≥1,then the Lie ring TL_n(K,H)/TL_n(K,H)∩ Z_n is sim-ple,in other words,there exists no proper Lie ideal of TL_n(K,H)notcontained in its center.Ⅳ.Let ν≥1,then there exists no Lie ideal of L_n(K,H)not containedin its center Z_n and not containing TL_n(K,H),except n=2 and K is aquaternion sfield.The case that H is a symmetric matrix is studied by H.M.Jung,andwill be published recently.