Strict local rings

Strict LT2 : Regular : : Local : Recognizable

Strict Local Martingales With Jumps

A strict local martingale is a local martingale which is not a martingale. There are few explicit examples of “naturally occurring” strict local martingales with jumps available in the literature. The purpose of this paper is to provide such examples, and to illustrate how they might arise via filtration shrinkage, a phenomenon we would contend is common in applications such as filtering, contr...

Don't Be Strict in Local Search!

Local Search is one of the fundamental approaches to combinatorial optimization and it is used throughout AI. Several local search algorithms are based on searching the k-exchange neighborhood. This is the set of solutions that can be obtained from the current solution by exchanging at most k elements. As a rule of thumb, the larger k is, the better are the chances of finding an improved soluti...

Orthogonal Groups over Local Rings

In an earlier paper [S] we have determined the structure of the linear groups over a local ring. In this note we continue the study of the classical groups over a local ring with the investigation of the orthogonal groups. Our main result (cf. Theorem 6 below) is a complete description of the invariant subgroups of an orthogonal group of noncompact type (i.e., of index ^ 1) over a local ring L ...

Fontaine Rings and Local Cohomology

1. Introduction In this paper we use Fontaine rings to study properties of local cohomology for rings of mixed characteristic. Fontaine rings, which we deene and discuss in more detail in Section 3, give a method of constructing a ring of positive characteristic from one of mixed characteristic in such a way that,