We study the existence of atomic decompositions for tensor products of Banach spaces and spaces of homogeneous polynomials. If a Banach space X admits an atomic decomposition of a certain kind, we show that the symmetrized tensor product of the elements of the atomic decomposition provides an atomic decomposition for the symmetric tensor product ⊗n s,μX, for any symmetric tensor norm μ. In addi...

We introduce the operation of forming the tensor product in the theory of analytic Frobenius manifolds. Building on the results for formal Frobenius manifolds which we extend to the additional structures of Euler fields and flat identities, we prove that the tensor product of pointed germs of Frobenius manifolds exists. Furthermore, we define the notion of a tensor product diagram of Frobenius ...

This paper presents tensor product formulas for modeling fault tolerant architectures and their corresponding reconfiguration algorithms. In our approaches, a network topology is first described with simple tensor product formulas, and then, by adding a set of permutation matrices and applying the direct sum operation, the reconfigurable architecture can be completely represented. Research resu...

Sparse tensor product spaces provide an efficient tool to discretize higher dimensional operator equations. The direct Galerkin method in such ansatz spaces may employ hierarchical bases, interpolets, wavelets or multilevel frames. Besides, an alternative approach is provided by the so-called combination technique. It properly combines the Galerkin solutions of the underlying problem on certain...

We provide a sufficient condition for the cyclicity of an ordered tensor product L = Va1(ωb1) ⊗ Va2(ωb2) ⊗ . . . ⊗ Vak(ωbk) of fundamental representations of the Yangian Y (g). When g is a classical simple Lie algebra, we make the cyclicity condition concrete, which leads to an irreducibility criterion for the ordered tensor product L. In the case when g = sll+1, a sufficient and necessary cond...

We show that for q 6= −1 the q-graded tensor product fails to preserve the q-differential structure of the product algebra and therefore there is no natural tensor product construction for q-differential algebras.

There has been significant interest lately in the task of constructing codes that are testable with a small number of random probes. Ben-Sasson and Sudan show that the repeated tensor product of codes leads to a general class of locally testable codes. One question that is not settled by their work is the local testability of a code generated by a single application of the tensor product. Speci...

In a recent paper, the authors have proved that for lattices A and B with zero, the isomorphism Conc(A ⊗ B) ∼ = Conc A ⊗ Conc B, holds, provided that the tensor product satisfies a very natural condition (of being capped) implying that A ⊗ B is a lattice. In general, A ⊗ B is not a lattice; for instance, we proved that M 3 ⊗ F(3) is not a lattice. In this paper, we introduce a new lattice const...

Let (R,m) be a commutative Noetherian local ring. Suppose that M and N are finitely generated modules over R such that M has finite projective dimension and such that TorRi (M,N) = 0 for all i > 0. The main result of this note gives a condition on M which is necessary and sufficient for the tensor product of M and N to be a Cohen–Macaulay module over R, provided N is itself a Cohen–Macaulay mod...

The tensor product, also called direct, categorical, or Kronecker product of graphs, is one of the least-understood graph products. In this paper we determine partial answers to the question given in the title, thereby significantly extending results of Broere and Hattingh (see [2]). We characterize completely those pairs of complete graphs whose tensor products are circulant. We establish that...