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Modern Probability Theory Solutions 3rd Edition Bhat.zip

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we study zero-range processes, whose generators are sums of projection operators. they were introduced in the 70's, and are related to random walk in randomly structured environments. we will review all their key results, and try to follow the developments in the intervening years. their dynamical properties are of an intermediate nature between random walks and birth-death processes. we will also relate the zero-range processes to some weighted graphs, and give a short presentation of the spectral theory of such operators, in the framework of discrete fourier analysis. we then turn to their continuum limits, which are the continuous analogues of markov chains with nearest-neighbor jumps.

the rank one perturbation problem of l. gross, p. pimsner, and d. popescu concerns embeddings of c-algebras in their cuntz algebras. we discuss extensions of this embedding problem to a more general setting, which allow us to improve the embeddability of graphs into c-algebras by studying the entries of their fundamental matrices. finally, we turn our attention to the k-area of individual and global algebraic topology.

we turn our attention to the general problem of categorifying representations of quantum groups, beginning with the classical problem of finding a functor from the category of finite dimensional c-algebras to itself. we consider representations of c-algebras as functors, and show that there is a noncommutative generalization of frobenius reciprocity. after developing some constructions, we prove that the categories of (enriched) bimodules, (enriched) projective modules, and simple modules for a quasi-hereditary c-algebra have the structure of what is called a (weak) schurian category. we also construct the exact analogue of the second fundamental theorem of schur theory, and use these results to prove a theorem of benson, carlson, and rickard. finally, we point out some connections to representation theory of podleś quantum spheres, and to the theory of spin c-algebras. 84d34552a1