We show that any non-type I separable unital AF algebra B can be modeled from inside by a nonnuclear C*-algebra and from outside by a nonexact C*-algebra. More precisely there exist unital separable quasidiagonal C*-algebras A B C of real rank zero, stable rank one, such that A is nonnuclear, C is nonexact, and both A and C are asymptotically homotopy equivalent to B. In particular A, B and C h...

One way of improving efficiency of Gentry’s fully homomorphic encryption from ideal lattices is controlling the number of operations, but our recollection is that any scheme which controls the bound has not proposed. In this paper, we propose a key generation algorithm for Gentry’s scheme that controls the bound of the circuit depth by using the relation between the circuit depth and the eigenv...

previous studies involving the ideal observer, the task considered has been that detection where it is assumed that there is complete a priori knowledge of the and of the possible object's shape, amplitude, and position. It is shown that the detection task to include the possibility of an unknown, slowly varying back._ _ ground reduces the importance of the low-frequency components in the image...

The object people perceive in an image can depend on its orientation relative to the scene it is in (its reference frame). For example, the images of the symbols × and + differ by a 45 degree rotation. Although real scenes have multiple images and reference frames, psychologists have focused on scenes with only one reference frame. We propose an ideal observer model based on nonparametric Bayes...

This paper is concerned with the algebraic K-theory of locally convex C-algebras stabilized by operator ideals, and its comparison with topological K-theory. We show that if L is locally convex and J a Fréchet operator ideal, then all the different variants of topological K-theory agree on the completed projective tensor product L⊗̂J , and that the obstruction for the comparison map K(L⊗̂J ) → K(...

We relate the Bohr-Sommerfeld conditions established in λ-microlocal analysis to formal deformation quantization of symplectic manifolds by classifying star products adapted to some Lagrangian sub-manifold L, i.e. products preserving the classical vanishing ideal IL of L up to IL-preserving equivalences.

We study the equations defining a projective embedding of a toric variety X using multigraded Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity. Consider globally generated line bundles B1, . . . , Bl and an ample line bundle L := B ⊗m1 1 ⊗ B2 2 ⊗ · · · ⊗ Bl l on X . This article gives sufficient conditions on mi ∈ N to guarantee that the homogeneous ideal I of X in P := P (

We relate the Bohr-Sommerfeld conditions established in λ-microlocal analysis to formal deformation quantization of symplectic manifolds by classifying star products adapted to some Lagrangian sub-manifold L, i.e. products preserving the classical vanishing ideal IL of L up to IL-preserving equivalences.

Let k be a field, L ⊂ Zn be a lattice such that L∩Nn = {0}, and IL ⊂ k[x1, . . . , xn] the corresponding lattice ideal. We present the generalized Scarf complex of IL and show that it is indispensable in the sense that it is contained in every minimal free resolution of R/IL.