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A bound for the torsion on subvarieties of abelian varieties

# A bound for the torsion on subvarieties of abelian varieties

Aurélien Galateau Université de Bourgogne Franche-Comté  and  César Martínez Université de Caen
###### Abstract.

We give a uniform bound on the degree of the maximal torsion cosets for subvarieties of an abelian variety. The proof combines algebraic interpolation and a theorem of Serre on homotheties in the Galois representation associated to the torsion subgroup of an abelian variety.

## 1. Introduction

The problem of understanding the distribution of torsion points in subvarieties of abelian varieties was independently raised by Manin and Mumford, who stated the following conjecture.

###### Conjecture 1.1 (Manin-Mumford).

Let be an algebraic curve of genus , defined over a number field and embedded in its Jacobian . The set of torsion points of which lie in is finite.

It was proved in 1983 by Raynaud [Raynaud83], who soon generalized his theorem to arbitrary subvarieties of an abelian variety.

###### Theorem 1.2 (Raynaud, [Raynaud83a]).

Let be a subvariety of an abelian variety defined over a number field. Then the Zariski closure of the set of torsion points in is a finite union of translates of abelian subvarieties of by torsion points.

This statement is still true if is replaced by a semi-abelian variety defined over a number field (see [Hindry88]) or even any field of caracteristic  (see [McQuillan95]). The aim of this paper is to give a precise bound for the degree of the maximal torsion cosets (translates of abelian subvarieties by torsion points) that appear in Raynaud’s theorem.

### 1.1. The number of torsion points on curves

In the case of curves, the most spectacular quantitative versions of Raynaud’s theorem are related to a famous conjecture of Coleman. Let be a curve of genus embedded in its Jacobian , all defined over a number field . We denote by the torsion subgroup of and by the finite torsion subset of .

###### Conjecture 1.3 (Coleman, [Coleman87]).

Let be a prime ideal of above a rational prime such that the following conditions are satisfied:

- ,

- is unramified at ,

- has good reduction at .

Then the extension is unramified above .

Using -adic integration theory, Coleman managed to prove his conjecture in several significant cases, for instance if or if has ordinary reduction at . The ramification properties of the field generated by over provide valuable information in view of a quantitative version of the Manin-Mumford conjecture.

###### Theorem 1.4 (Coleman, [Coleman85]).

Assume that and satisfy the hypotheses of Conjecture 1.3. If has ordinary reduction at and has (potential) complex multiplication, then

 |Ctors|≤pg.

The assumptions of the theorem are needed to get a bound of this strength, which is sharp ([Boxall-Grant00, Coleman85]). Using -jets and Coleman’s work, Buium gave an almost unconditional estimate, which can be expressed in the following (slightly weaker) form.

###### Theorem 1.5 (Buium, [Buium96]).

If and satisfy the hypotheses of Conjecture 1.3:

 |Ctors|≤(pg)4g+2.

A suitable choice of can easily be expressed in terms of the discriminant of and the conductor of .

### 1.2. Uniform bounds in greater dimension

Let now be an abelian variety of dimension , defined over a number field and equipped with an ample line bundle , so that we can define the degree of a subvariety of . The number of maximal torsion cosets associated to can be bounded in terms of and . In fact, Bombieri and Zannier [Bombieri-Zannier96] showed that an uniform estimate can be found, where the dependence on is reduced to its geometric degree.

Later, Hrushovski gave a new proof of the Manin-Mumford conjecture through model theory, which yielded an explicit uniform bound.

###### Theorem 1.6 (Hrushovski, [Hrushovski01]).

The number of maximal torsion cosets of a subvariety of can be bounded as follows:

where .

Remarks. The symbol means that the stated inequality is true after possibly multiplying the right member by a positive real number depending on . The number is doubly exponential in , and it also depends on a prime of good reduction for .

A breakthrough came with the work of Amoroso and Viada on the effective Bogomolov conjecture for subvarieties of an algebraic torus. They observed that it was more relevant in this setting to describe the geometry of with another parameter. Let be a semi-abelian variety; since it is quasi-projective, we can define the degree of any subvariety of .

###### Definition 1.7.

If is a subvariety of , let be the smallest such that is the intersection of hypersurfaces of which have degree at most .

Let be a subvariety of and be its torsion subset. It is possible to bound the degree of the -equidimensional part of the Zariski closure of , for an integer .

In the case of tori, Amoroso and Viada’s theorem concerns the Zariski density of points of small height, but it has the following consequence.

Let and . For any :

 deg(Vjtors)≪n,εδ(V)n−j+ε.

Their result was later improved by the second author. Mixing their strategy with ideas of Beukers and Smyth [Beukers-Smyth02] more suited to the study of torsion points, one may find a bound with optimal dependance on .

###### Theorem 1.9 (Martínez, [Martinez17]).

If and , then

 deg(Vjtors)≤26n3δ(V)n−j.

A straightforward consequence of this theorem is an estimate on the number of maximal cosets. A further study provides a variant of this bound which proves conjectures of Aliev and Smyth [Aliev-Smyth:2012], and Ruppert [Ruppert:1993].

### 1.3. New bounds for the torsion on subvarieties of abelian varieties

Our main theorem is an estimate of the same strength for subvarieties of an abelian variety of dimension defined over a number field (with fixed embedding in projective space).

Combining algebraic interpolation with a theorem of Serre on homotheties in the Galois representation associated to the torsion points of , we prove the following bound.

###### Theorem 1.10.

If is a subvariety of and , then

 deg(Vjtors)≪Aδ(V)g−j.

This immediately translates into a bound for the number of maximal torsion cosets. In the equidimensional case, this only depends on the degree of .

###### Corollary 1.11.

The number of maximal torsion cosets of a subvariety of is bounded as follows:

In the case of curves, we get an improved bound.

###### Theorem 1.12.

Let be a curve in which is not a torsion coset. Then

The dependence on in these three estimates will be explicited below in terms of the constant that appears in Serre’s theorem (which is still rather mysterious).

Remark. Some results on the effective Bogomolov problem ([Galateau10] under a conjecture of Serre on the ordinary primes of , or [Galateau12] for a hypersurface) may be combined with Amoroso and Viada’s method to yield explicit bounds which are polynomial in  but weaker than Theorem 1.10 (or even an abelian analogue of Theorem 1.8). It is not suprising since this approach does not fully exploit the properties of torsion points.

The article is organized as follows. In the next section, we discuss and study alternate measures for the degree of subvarieties of , introduce Hilbert functions and recall the classical upper bound (resp. lower bound) proved by Chardin (res. Chardin and Philippon).

In the third section, we state Serre’s theorem, which is a first step towards a famous conjecture of Lang on homotheties in the Galois group of the extensions generated by torsion points of . We use it several times to locate the torsion subset of an irreducible subvariety of that is not a torsion coset. We thus show that , where is an algebraic set that satisfies some important properties and can be described precisely in terms of . We then prove Theorem 1.12, where algebraic interpolation is not needed and a simple application of Bézout’s theorem is sufficient to conclude.

In the last section, our estimates on Hilbert functions allow us to interpolate by a hypersurface of retaining most of the crucial information contained in . We give a proof of Theorem 1.10, and we will finally discuss its optimality in terms of .

### Conventions

Unless stated otherwise, we fix throughout this paper an abelian variety of dimension defined over a number field . We also fix an ample line bundle on . After possibly replacing by , we will assume that is very ample and defines a normal embedding into some projective space . In addition, after possibly tensorizing by , we may assume that is symmetric. By abuse of language, we will say in this article that a real number depends on  when it depends on both and .

A projective embedding being fixed, we may now identify every subvariety of (not necessarily irreducible or equidimensional) with its image in . The field of definition of will be denoted by . We will say that is non-torsion if it is not a torsion coset.

We also let be the torsion subgroup of over , and the field generated over by . If is a positive integer, the -torsion subgroup of will be denoted by , and its field of definition by .

## 2. Geometric preliminaries

Our approach relies strongly on fine interpolation results which follow from estimates on the Hilbert function proved by Chardin and Philippon. Before stating them at the end of this section, we will need to recall some basic geometric properties of abelian varieties, and then introduce various measures of the geometric degree for a subvariety of , that naturally appear in our bounds on Hilbert functions.

### 2.1. Classical facts on abelian varieties

We gather here classical properties about the geometry of abelian varieties, morphisms and stabilizers, which will be used frequently in the sequel. Let us start with a precious information concerning the translations in .

###### Lemma 2.1 (Lange-Ruppert, [Lange-Ruppert85]).

The translations in can be defined by homogeneous polynomials in with degree at most .

Notice that a projectively normal embedding in  is needed here. Without this assumption, the degree of the homogeneous polynomials can not be so explicitly bounded.

The degree of a subvariety of is invariant under translation. We now describe how it behaves under some isogenies. Let be an irreducible subvariety of , and for a non-zero integer , denote by the isogeny: . By Lemme 6 of [Hindry88], we have

 (1) deg([k]−1V)=k2codim(V)deg(V).

Suppose now that is non-torsion. We will exploit this assumption by looking at the stabilizer of .

###### Definition 2.2.

The stabilizer of is the algebraic subgroup of defined by

 Stab(V):={P∈A(¯K)|P+V=V}.

Because we assume that is non-torsion, it follows from Bézout’s theorem ([Hindry88], Lemme 8) that

 dim(Stab(V))

and

 deg(Stab(V))≤2gdeg(V)dim(V)+1.

By Poincaré’s complete reducibility theorem, the abelian variety is isogenous to a product

 B×Stab(V)0,

where is the connected component of which contains , and is an abelian subvariety of ([Hindry88], Lemme 9). After composing with an isogeny whose kernel is , we find a surjective homomorphism

 (2) φV:A→B,

with . Taking large enough so that all the simple factors of are defined over , we may assume that is defined over .

### 2.2. Degrees of definition and Hilbert functions

A key point in our approach is to use some (classical) refined variants of the projective degree. If is a subvariety of , we define its degree to be the sum of the degrees of its irreducible components. We have already introduced as the minimal degree of hypersurfaces of with intersection . The next definition only retains the projective nature of .

###### Definition 2.3.

The degree of incomplete (resp. complete) definition of , denoted by (resp. ), is the minimal such that the irreducible components of are irreducible components of an intersection (resp. is an intersection) of hypersurfaces in which all have degree at most .

For a family of subvarieties of , we easily get the following inequality, see for instance ([Martinez17], Lemma 2.6):

 (3) δ1(t⋃i=1Vi)≤t∑i=1δ1(Vi).

We have the following inequalities between our different degrees.

###### Lemma 2.4.

If is an equidimensional variety, we have

1. ,

2. .

###### Proof.

The first inequality is straightforward. The image of by a linear map has degree at most , and the variety is the intersection of hypersurfaces of obtained by pull-backs of such linear maps. This shows that

 δ1(V)≤deg(V).

Now, if is a hypersurface of , we have . We choose a set of hypersurfaces of of degree at most and such that . We get:

 δ1(V)≤maxiδ1(Zi)≤maxideg(Zi)≤δ(V).

Assume finally that where the ’s are hypersurfaces of . After possibly removing some of the ’s, we have , where is a hypersurface of . The last inequality is then a direct consequence of Bézout’s theorem. ∎

The degrees of complete and incomplete definition do not necessarily behave as the usual degree with respect to translations in . However, we have the following useful comparison.

###### Lemma 2.5.

Let be a subvariety of . If , then

 δ1(P+V)≤2δ1(V)andδ0(P+V)≤2δ0(V).
###### Proof.

By Lemma 2.1, if we have a set of complete (resp. incomplete) equations of degree for , we get a set of complete (resp. incomplete) equations of degree for . This proves the announced inequalities. ∎

We now introduce the Hilbert function that can be attached to any projective variety. The incomplete degree of definition naturally arises in a classical lower bound on this function, which explains why we needed to introduce and study this degree.

To a subvariety , there corresponds the homogeneous ideal of polynomials of which vanish on . This defines a graded -module . For a positive integer, we let

 H(V;ν):=dim(¯K[X0,…,Xn]/I)ν

the Hilbert function of at . We start with a classical upper bound on the Hilbert function.

###### Theorem 2.6 (Chardin, [Chardin89]).

If is an equidimensional variety of dimension  and , then

 H(V;ν)≤(ν+dd)deg(V).

On the other hand, a refined version of Chardin and Phillipon’s theorem on Castelnuovo’s regularity yields a lower bound for the Hilbert function when is large enough in a precise sense. The following is Théorème 6.1 of [Amoroso-Viada12] (see [ChardinPhilippon99], Corollaire 3 for the original statement).

###### Theorem 2.7 (Chardin-Philippon).

Let an union of equidimensional varieties of dimension  and . For any integer , we have

 H(V;ν)≥(ν+d−md)deg(V).

Remark. Combining these two bounds provides a powerful interpolation tool, yielding for a well chosen pair of varieties a hypersurface of controlled degree which contains and avoids .

## 3. Galois properties of torsion points and geometric consequences

In this section, we use a deep theorem of Serre on Galois representations to locate the torsion subset of a subvariety of . Our strategy is primarily based on the classical approach to the Manin-Mumford conjecture initiated by Lang in [Lang65].

### 3.1. Homotheties in the image of Galois

For every prime number , let be the -adic Tate module of . There is a representation

 ρℓ:GK:=Gal(¯K/K)⟶GLZℓ(Tℓ(A)),

induced by the action of on the torsion subgroup of . A long-standing conjecture of Lang states that the image of the absolute Galois group in the adelic representation

 ρ:=∏ℓρℓ:GK⟶∏ℓGLZℓ(Tℓ(A))

contains an open subgroup of the group of homotheties. In [Bogomolov80], Bogomolov proved that for a fixed prime number , the group contains an open subgroup of the group of homotheties. Serre later showed that contains a fixed power of every admissible homothety. We will use the following version of his theorem.

###### Theorem 3.1 (Serre).

There is an integer such that, for any two coprime positive integers and , there exists an automorphism satisfying

 σ|A[l]=[kc(A)].
###### Proof.

This is [Wintenberger02], Théorème 3. See also [Serre86] p.136, Théorème 2 for the original statement, or [Hindry88], Lemme 12. ∎

Remark. The problem of finding an explicit in terms of - and of the field over which is defined - is still open and discussed in [Wintenberger02], Section 2. In order to simplify notations, and since is fixed, we will write for in the sequel.

Let be an irreducible non-torsion subvariety of . Serre’s theorem is our main tool to find a strict subvariety of that contains the torsion subset of . We let , where was defined in (2).

We distinguish several cases according to wether and how , and first tackle the simpler case where is not contained in .

###### Lemma 3.2.

If , there is a conjugate under the action of such that

 Vtors⊂V∩V′⊊V.
###### Proof.

The isogeny is defined over , so the extension is strict and there is a nontrivial field isomorphism such that

 σ|KV∩Ktors=Id.

Since acts trivially on , the lemma follows. ∎

### 3.2. Scanning the field of definition

For the remaining of this section, we now assume that . In comparison with the toric case, some technical difficulties arise here because of the complexity of , and because of the gap between Lang’s conjecture and Serre’s theorem.

We start with a preliminary examination of , and we define two integers and that quantify more precisely the link between and . Since is a number field, there is an integer such that

 KX⊂Kl.

We denote by the -adic valuation of an integer. For the remaining of the section, fix the smallest integer such that the latter inclusion holds, and

 v2(M)≥c2+2,

where . For , we consider the subset of the integers

 N(P)={α>−v2(M),∃σ∈GK,σ|A[M]=[(1+2αM)c]andσ|KX+P=Id}.

This set contains because and . Let be the biggest integer not in , and

 β:=minP∈A[M]{β(P)}.

In particular, notice that both and are always negative. Finally, we set

 N:=2β+1M.

We will use repeatedly the following computation based on the properties of binomial coefficients.

###### Lemma 3.3.

Let be two integers. If is an integer with :

 v2((δγ)kγ)≥v2(k)+v2(δ)+1.
###### Proof.

Recall that

 (δγ)=δγ(δ−1γ−1).

We deduce

 v2((δγ)kγ) ≥ v2(δ)−v2(γ)+γv2(k) ≥ v2(kδ)+(γ−1)v2(k)−v2(γ) ≥ v2(kδ)+2γ−2−v2(γ)

If , then , and therefore

 2γ−2−v2(γ)≥γ−2≥1.

This inequality is still true for , so the proof of the lemma is complete. ∎

We will need to compare the -adic valuations of and .

###### Lemma 3.4.

We have

 v2(N)+c2≤v2(M).
###### Proof.

The lemma follows directly from these inequalities:

 β(P)≤−c2−1,∀P∈A[M]

This is trivially true if , so we can assume that . If , we compute

 (1+2αM)c=1+c2αM+∑2≤γ≤c(cγ)(2αM)γ.

By choice of , . Hence, , and Lemma 3.3 shows that

 ∀γ≥2,v2((cγ)(2αM)γ)≥v2(M)+α+c2+1>v2(M).

Therefore

 [(1+2αM)c]|A[M]=Id.

Now, for all , the variety is defined over so and the stated inequality holds. ∎

Remark. With being fixed, we can associate in exactly the same way an integer to each translate of by an -torsion point . For a good choice of , we get that . After possibly replacing (resp. ) by (resp. ), we will now assume that . This will have no effect on our subsequent geometric construction, because the properties of that we want to prove are invariant under translation by a torsion point.

### 3.3. The torsion subset of X

We are ready to locate the torsion of when . The following proposition gives an explicit description of an algebraic subset of that contains .

###### Proposition 3.5.

There are two automorphisms depending only on , such that if

 X′:=⋃P∈B[4c][2c]−1(Xσ+P)∪⋃P∈B[2]∖{0}(X+P)∪⋃P∈B[2](Xρ+P),

then

 Xtors⊂X∩X′.
###### Proof.

Fix with exact order , and let

 m:=lcm(L,M),andu:=∏p≠2pmax{0,vp(L)−vp(M)}.

Since is odd, Bézout’s identity yields an odd positive integer and an integer such that

 2v2(M)w+uv=1.

We consider different cases according to .

Case 1. Assume on the one hand that . Let

 l:=∏p≠2pmax{vp(L),vp(M)}v=2−v2(M)Muv.

Since the integers and are coprime, we are in a position to use Theorem 3.1. This gives an automorphism such that

 σ|A[m]=[(2+l)c].

Looking at the action of on , we obtain:

 Qσ=[2c]Q+∑1≤γ≤c[(cγ)2c−γlγ]Q=[2c]Q−P,

where has order dividing . In particular , since

 2v2(L)∣2c2+2∣4c.

We immediately get

 Q∈[2c]−1(Xσ+P)⊂X′.

By construction, we also have

 σ|A[M]=[(2+2αM)c],

with , so the action of on does not depend on .

Case 2. Assume on the other hand that . We first examine the case where . Let

 l′=2v2(L)2c2+1∏p≠2pmax{vp(L),vp(M)}v=2v2(L)2c2+12−v2(M)Muv.

Remark that the prime divisors of also divide . Therefore and are coprime and Theorem 3.1 gives an automorpshim such that

 τ|A[m]=[(1+l′)c].

We check that , so Lemma 3.3 shows that, for any integer ,

 v2((cγ)l′γ)≥v2(l′)+c2+1=v2(L).

Hence, the action of on  yields

 Qτ=Q+[cl′]Q=Q−P,

where has exact order . So, we find that . Furthermore, we have that

 τ|A[M]=[(1+2αM)c],

with

 α:=−v2(M)+v2(L)−c2−1≥v2(N)−v2(M)≥β+1.

So and we have , by definition of . We derive , and .

Case 3. Assume finally that . Let

 l′′=2c2+v2(N)2c2+1∏p≠2pmax{vp(L),vp(M)}v=2v2(N)−1−v2(M)Muv,

which is an integer by the assumption. Again, and are coprime, and Theorem 3.1 ensures that there exists an automorphism such that

 ρ|A[m]=[(1+l′′)c].

Notice that , so by Lemma 3.3, for any integer ,

 v2((cγ)l′′γ)≥v2(l′′)+c2+1≥v2(N)+c2≥v2(L).

From this, we derive

 Qρ=Q+[cl′′]Q=Q−P,

where . Hence

 Q∈Xρ+P⊂X′.

We check that the action of on does not depend on , since

 ρ|A[M]=[(1+2αM)c],

with

Remark. The proof of the proposition shows that we can choose and such that

 σ|A[M]=[(2+2−v2(M)M)c]andρ|A[M]=[(1+2βM)c],

where the components of concerning only appear when . This completely describes the action of and on .

### 3.4. Pulling back from X to V.

At this point, the important condition that does not lie in the algebraic set is still missing in our construction. This will be fixed by pulling back from to and exploiting the classical properties of the stabilizer. Let be the preimage of by , i.e.

 V′:=⋃P∈φ−1V(B[4c])[2c]−1(Vσ+P)∪⋃P∈φ−1V(B[2]∖{0})(V+P)∪⋃P∈φ−1V(B[2])(Vρ+P),

for chosen as in Proposition 3.5 (and the remark below the proof of this proposition).

###### Lemma 3.6.

We have

 Vtors⊂V∩V′⊊V.
###### Proof.

First remark that

 φV(Vtors)⊂Xtors⊂X′,

so because is an isogeny defined over . Thus

 φ−1VφV(V)=V+kerφV=V+Stab(V)=V.

We now check that the inclusion is strict, and we cut the proof in three pieces corresponding to each type of component of .

Case 1. Suppose first that there is such that

 V⊂[2c]−1(Vσ+P).

We derive

 ⋃R∈[2c]−1Stab(V)(V+R)⊂[2c]−1(Vσ+P).

Using for instance [Hindry88], Lemme 6, we compare the degrees of these two algebraic sets and find

 22c⋅codim(Stab(V))deg(V)≤22c⋅codim(V)deg(V).

This yields

 dim(V)≤dim(Stab(V)),

which is a contradiction since is not a torsion subvariety of .

Case 2. This is where we really use the properties of our isogeny . Suppose that . Then we have that , and so

 V+P≠V.

Case 3. After composing by , we are reduced to considering the possibility that there exist such that . We can find a torsion point such that . We may also assume that (see the remark following the proof of Proposition 3.5). Using Lemma 3.3, we see that

 (X+R)ρ = Xρ+[(1+2βM)c]R = X−P+R+P = X+R.

So is fixed by and . Furthermore, if , there is such that and . We compute

 (1+2αM)c=1+c2αM+∑2≤γ≤c(cγ)(2αM)γ.

Since , we can apply Lemma 3.3 again to obtain, for ,

 v2((cγ)(2αM)γ)≥v2(N)+c2+1.

This means that , and so

 (X+R)τ=Xτ+Rτ=X+R.

Thus , and we finally have

 β≤β(R)≤β−1,

### 3.5. The case of curves

The information contained in Lemma 3.2 and Lemma 3.6 is enough to bound the number of torsion points on a curve . The following is a precise version of Theorem 1.12.

###### Proposition 3.7.

Let be an irreducible non-torsion curve. Then

 |Ctors|≤4(2c+1)gdeg(C)2.
###### Proof.

We notice that since is non-torsion, its stabilizer is finite. Let and assume that . By Lemma 3.2, there is a conjugate of such that

 Ctors⊂C∩Cσ⊊C.

We are thus in a position to use Bézout’s theorem:

 |Ctors|≤deg(C)⋅deg(Cσ)=deg(C)2,

and this bound is stronger than that stated in the proposition.

Now, if , Lemma 3.6 shows that , where

 C′=⋃P∈ϕ−1C(B[4c])[2c]−1(Cσ+P)∪⋃P∈ϕ−1C(B[2]∖{0})(C+P)∪⋃P∈ϕ−1C(B[2])(Cρ+P),

for some . We use  (1) and the invariance of the degree under translation, then we add up the degrees of all the components of to obtain

 deg(C′) ≤ ((4c)2g22c(g−1)+(22g−1)+22g)deg(C) ≤ (24g+2cg−2cc2g+22g+1−1)deg(C) ≤ (22g(c+2)−2cc2g+22g+1)deg(C) ≤ (2(2c+1)2g−2c+22g+1)deg(C) ≤ 2(2c+1)2g−2c+1deg(C) ≤ 4(2c+1)gdeg(C).

The statement follows once again by Bézout. ∎

Remarks. If is not defined over , our proof gives a much stronger bound:

 |Ctors|≤deg(C)2.

If we consider the case where is the Jacobian of , both and are defined over the same number field (in particular, the third union in the definition of disappears). If we consider the canonical embedding of the Jacobian, we have and a quick computation gives

 |Ctors|≤4(2c+2)g.

## 4. Bounding the torsion through interpolation

We turn to the proof of our main theorem for general subvarieties of . Since a simple iterated application of Bézout’s theorem like in the case of curves would yield a bound far weaker than expected, we will follow a strategy based on the existence of a nice obstructing hypersurface through refined interpolation tools.

### 4.1. The interpolation machine

We first build a preliminary interpolation machine suited to our situation. This is mainly derived from Chardin and Philippon’s estimates for Hilbert functions.

###### Lemma 4.1.

Let be an irreducible subvariety of , as well as , and an integer.

1. If , there exists a hypersurface of such that , and .

2. If is non-torsion, there exists a hypersurface of such that , and .

Remark. The conclusion of (ii) implies that . In fact, this follows directly from the fact that is non-torsion, using the same argument as above in the proof of Lemma 3.6, Case 1.

###### Proof.

The arguments of proof are similar in each case. We start with 1. Notice that is also an irreducible subvariety of . By Theorem 2.6, for any positive integer

 H(P+Vσ;ν)≤(ν+dd)deg(V),

where . Let . This is an equidimensional variety of dimension  and degree . By Theorem 2.7, for any

 H(˜V;ν)≥(ν+d−md)2deg(V),

with

 m:=1+(n−d)(δ0(V)+δ0(P+Vσ)−2).

Using both inequalities with , we obtain

 H(P+Vσ;ν)H(˜V;ν) ≤ 12(ν+dd)(ν+d−md)−1≤12(1+mν−m)d ≤

Hence, there is a hypersurface  of of degree such that and . The last inclusion implies that . Moreover, Lemma 2.5 gives , so we obtain:

 deg(Z)≤3(2d+1)(n−d)δ0(V)≤6ngδ0(V),

concluding the proof of 1.

We now turn our attention to assertion 2. To simplify notations, we let

 W:=[k]−1(P+Vσ).

It is an equidimensional subvariety of of dimension , and by (1), we have . Theorem 2.6 gives, for any positive integer ,

 H(W;v)≤(ν+dd)k2(g−d)deg(V).

Consider

 ˜W:=⋃Q∈[k]−1Stab(Vσ)Q+V.

Recall here that given by (2) is assumed to be defined over , so that

 Stab(Vσ)=Stab(V).

Since is non-torsion, the variety is equidimensional of dimension and degree , where we denote . By Theorem 2.7, for any

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# Relationship between diameter and radius of a point set

Consider a set of $n$ points in $\mathbb{R}^k$. The diameter of this set is the maximum distance between two of its points; its radius is the radius of the smallest (closed) k-ball that contains all the points.

If we know the diameter $d$, what can be said about the radius $r$? Clearly $d/2\leq r\leq d$, but can the upper bound be tightened?

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Do you want a bound that depends on $k$ or the best bound over all $k$? –  Phira Nov 19 '12 at 12:50
I’m interested in any bound better than $d$, whether dependent on $n$ and $k$ or not. –  Robin Houston Nov 19 '12 at 12:54
The point is that $d$ is the best bound unless you want to make it dependent on one of the parameters. –  Phira Nov 19 '12 at 12:57
Interesting, and surprising. Thanks. Do you have an example to prove that? –  Robin Houston Nov 19 '12 at 12:59
Ok, I am sorry, I spoke too quickly, I would have to recheck that. –  Phira Nov 19 '12 at 13:01

The bound is given by Jung's Theorem, stated in sufficient generality at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jung%27s_theorem.

A sketch proof: start by considering simplices.

If all the $k+1$ vertices of a simplex in $\mathbb{R}^k$ lie on (the surface of) its minimum enclosing ball, then the M.E.B. is the circumsphere of that simplex. If not, then the $j+1$ vertices which do lie on the ball also lie on a vector subspace of dimension $j$ (and form a proper simplex within that subspace); the centre of the M.E.B. is the circumcentre of that sub-simplex and its radius is its circumradius.

Call a simplex whose M.E.B. is its circumsphere an acute simplex. (If $k = 2$ this definition captures the acute and right triangles, so it's a slight abuse.)

The regular $k$-simplex of edge $d$ has maximal circumradius among all acute $k$-simplices with diameter $d$. (I'm not entirely happy with my proof of this, so I won't write it up. It's easily shown to be a local maximum, though.)

To calculate this radius, let $r_k$ denote the circumradius of the regular $k$-simplex of side $1$. Observe that the circumcentre $c_S$ of an acute simplex $S$ with an acute face $R$ lies on the line normal to $R$ passing through $c_R$; write $h_k$ for the distance $||c_S-c_R||$ when $S$ is the regular $k$-simplex and $R$ one of its (regular $k-1$-simplex) faces. The remaining point of $S$ is collinear with $c_S$ and $c_R$. Considering the right triangles in this configuration, we see: $$r_k ^2 = r_{k-1}^2 + h_k^2 \mbox{ and }1 = (r_k + h_h)^2 + r_{k-1}^2.$$ Eliminating $h_k$ we derive the recurrence relation $r_k^2 = {\frac{1}{4(1-r_{k-1}^2)}}$, and, solving (knowing $r_1 = 1/2$), we get: $$r_k = \sqrt{\frac{k}{2k+2}}.$$

In particular, this sequence is monotonic increasing in $k$; so every $k$-simplex of maximal radius is acute, and therefore regular.

Now, to complete the theorem: the minimal enclosing ball $B$ of a finite set $S$ is the M.E.B. of the points in $S$ lying on $B$, and therefore the M.E.B. of some simplex with vertices in $S$; and the further generalisation to compact sets is straightforward.

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If $k=1$, then $r=\frac d2$ is clear.

If $k=2$, then $r\le \frac{\sqrt 3}2 d$.

In general, it seems obvious that the worst case is a simplex. I don't have the asymptotic formula at hand, but I suppose that $\sup \frac rd$ tends to $1$ as $k\to \infty$.

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If it’s true that the worst case is a simplex then asymptotically (as $k\rightarrow\infty$) the upper bound is $d/\sqrt{2}$. But how to prove that a simplex really is the worst case? –  Robin Houston Nov 19 '12 at 12:57
I think that you intend $\frac{\sqrt 3}3$. –  carlop Nov 19 '12 at 13:44


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# From mesoscale to nanoscale mechanics in single-wall carbon nanotubes

The analysis of the radial collapse of individualized and isolated single-wall carbon nanotubes under high pressure as function of their diameter, d, distinguishes their mesoscale and their nanoscale mechanics. The evolution with pressure of the Raman spectra for nine tube chiralities and the theoretical modelling reveal a deviation from the continuum mechanics prediction of a collapse pressure $P C ∝ d − 3$. Nanotubes show a normalized collapse pressure $P N = P C d 3 = 24 α D ( 1 − β 2 / d 2 )$ both in experiment and in very different theoretical models. In this expression $β = 0.44 ± 0.04 nm$ represents the smallest diameter for a stable freestanding single-wall carbon nanotube and D is the bending stiffness of graphene. From the experimental data $D = 1.7 ± 0.2 eV$. Deviations from the continuum mechanics predictions start to be of significance for diameters smaller than $∼ 1 nm$. The associated reduction of their collapse pressure is attributed to the discretization of the elastic compliances around the circumference of the tubes.

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# Math Help - First and Second Derivatives

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# Why doesn't the carbon dioxide produced by a fire put out said fire?

Carbon dioxide ($\ce{CO2}$) is used in some fire extinguishers to put out fire, but a combustion reaction itself produces $\ce{CO2}$. Why do we get fire then?

$$\ce{CH4 + O2 -> CO2 + H2O}$$

Why doesn't this $\ce{CO2}$ put out the fire?

• It does. $\mathstrut$ – Ivan Neretin May 26 '18 at 19:06


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# Visualising the kernel of a homomorphism and quotient groups

I am trying to represent myself quotient groups and I'm having trouble seeing what the kernel of a homomorphism : $\Phi: G \rightarrow G/H$ is (be it a ring homomorphism or a group homomorphism).

I understand that $\mathbb{Z}/n\mathbb{Z}$ is a quotient group that is cyclic and that the kernel of the application: $\Pi : \mathbb{Z} \rightarrow \mathbb{Z}/n\mathbb{Z}$ are all the elements of $n\mathbb{Z}$.

But in the more general case I have trouble truly visualizing the kernel of a quotient group:

Let us take the 2 following examples:

• In the case of a group homomorphism, Let G be a group and H be a subgroup of G: $\Xi : G \rightarrow G/H$, $\Xi(g) \mapsto gH$ I know that its kernel is H but I don't understand why.

• In the case of a ring homomorphism: If $(A,+,*)$ is a ring and $I$ is a two-sided ideal of $A$. Let the ring homomorphism $\chi: A \rightarrow A/I$, $\chi(a) \mapsto a+I$ I know that its kernel is I but I don't understand why.

Thank you for any clarification

I'll answer for the case of a group homomorphism. Sometimes it helps to draw a picture in order to clarify this idea of a kernel for quotient groups. A big circle for G and G/H with circles in each for the kernel, image, ect, and a lines denoting the mapping between the groups. I'll try my best to clarify it in words. In any group homomorphism, Φ:G→G/H, you must have the property that, Φ: $e_G$--->$e_{G/H}$. So, the identity element of G must be sent to the identity element of G/H. In order to visualize the kernel, you have to ask yourself 1) What is the identity element of the coset gH? But, this is just H, since xH*H = xH for all xH in G/H. 2) What elements in G get mapped to this identity element? Well, this is all the elements h $\in$ G such that h $\in$ H. Since, if we take, Φ( h )---->hH=H. I hope this helps, I can try and find a good picture for you.
• This helped me visualize it thank you, just one question: $\Phi(h) \rightarrow hH = HI$ So is $HI = e_{G/H}$ – aribaldi May 27 '16 at 7:22


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RK45 to keep a constant update (step size) for its integration procedure? Thank you very much. The contact matrix C is: C= (18 9 Let the total population be N = 1000, beta = 0. 'A' means to flatten in column-major order if a is Fortran. step() # Save vy. <> When I call scipy. edu is a platform for academics to share research papers. An example where this would be useful is this question from the book Analytical Mechanics of Space Systems by Hanspeter Schaub. Python ODE Solvers¶ In scipy, there are several built-in functions for solving initial value problems. Additional arguments to pass to the user-defined functions. Introduced modi ed luminosity relation in order to investigate the e ect of an accretion disk on the structure of a star. ode) or Solve IVP (scipy. Reducibility of Runge-Kutta methods ¶. This method is called generalized profiling. 16 Exascale Computing via Multinode-Multicore GPUs 245. JiTCDDE (just-in-time compilation for delay differential equations) is a standalone Python implementation of the DDE integration method proposed by Shampine and Thompson , which in turn employs the Bogacki-Shampine Runge-Kutta pair. ode)): It takes an iterable (or. 10 Comparison of finite difference (FD) and spectral solvers for the nonlocal wave equation u t t = L δ , β u. quad(f, 0, 1) print i. SciPy skills need to build on a foundation of standard programming skills. In numerical analysis, the Dormand-Prince ( RKDP) method or DOPRI method, is an embedded method for solving ordinary differential equations ( Dormand & Prince 1980 ). A nested function is defined (there could be better ways to do this but I find this the simplest), this function is the differential equation, it should take two parameters and return the value of $$\frac{\mathrm{d} x}{\mathrm{d} t}$$. The goal is to find y (t) approximately satisfying the differential equations, given an. however this method also does not provide the correct results. 4 in the report). Built the Intel code example from the vtune distribution, using the instructions from the vtune manual, and still got no response to the Optimization Report button. The data file used to create the time vs Q plot is available at here. replacement for the ode class. [t,y,te,ye,ie] = ode45(odefun,tspan,y0,options) additionally finds where functions of (t,y), called event functions, are zero. At each step the solver applies a particular algorithm to. As an example,. 26 15:00 RobJHayes Self Published Fantasy Releases - November 2020. When stepping through the code in the debugger, twoBody() is entered, and works exactly as expected the first run through. Being able to transform a theory into an algorithm requires significant theoretical insight, detailed physical and mathematical understanding, and a working level of competency in programming. This is a series of tutorials on Scientific Programming Using Python. (original by Dario Izzo - extended by Ekin Ozturk) Building upon the notebook here, we show the use of desolver for numerically integrating the system of differential equations ˙y = f(y): ˙r = vr ˙vr = − 1 r2 + rv2θ ˙θ = vθ ˙vθ. However, I had vetoed that, since (a) like yourself, I have little experience with those, (b) the use of delay differential equations rather than ODEs is only a very occasional requirement in my code anyway, and (c) I was thus more concerned with keeping the mainline code simple. odeint is used and that's why this format is required. If you are not told to do it all by yourself, I would suggest you to use the powerful scipy package (specially the integrate subpackage) which exposes many useful objects and methods to solve ODE. Scipy goal seek. Note: The following looks tedious, and it is. Moreover, we will cover the Processing Signals with SciPy, and Processing Images with SciPy. 1 and, in reality, the 1. Built the Intel code example from the vtune distribution, using the instructions from the vtune manual, and still got no response to the Optimization Report button. Output: The value of y at x is : 1. quad(computePi, 0, 1) (3. solve_bvp function. Return a copy of the array collapsed into one dimension. odeint in SciPy? Can anyone provide an example of providing a jacobian to a integrate. Python complex128 Examples. Interacting with Python Module 1 - Definitions and equations Introduction to Engineering Dynamics Kinematics: the geometry of motion Snowflake time of flight The Newton-Euler equations Module 2 - constrained dynamic motion Working with Python Mechanical advantage Driving forces for moving systems. ode)): It takes an iterable (or. Looked at some code examples from Tilak, and ran to the library to pick some some materials related to Semi-Lagrangian solvers that he asked for. Parameters. You can rate examples to help us improve the quality of examples. There is initially one infection in a population of 1,000 individuals. Let's look at an example to see how it works. Python complex128 Examples. Let us solve the differential equations. Simulating an ordinary differential equation with SciPy. Where the latter take a Python function as an argument, JiTCODE takes an iterable (or generator function or dictionary) of symbolic expressions, which it translates to C code, compiles on the fly, and uses as the. scipy is the core package for scientific routines in Python; it is meant to operate efficiently on numpy. Really, resume examples boss snow plow videos cherreen horvejkul instagram rallonge prise allume. Some cute and furry pets received a thorough grooming by local students on Wednesday. You can vote up the ones you like or vote down the ones you don't like, and go to the original project or source file by following the links above each example. ode) or Solve IVP (scipy. Parameters: name: name of the integrator. I am looking for a way to set a fixed step size for solving my initial value problem by Runge-Kutta method in Python. Interacting with Python Module 1 - Definitions and equations Introduction to Engineering Dynamics Kinematics: the geometry of motion Snowflake time of flight The Newton-Euler equations Module 2 - constrained dynamic motion Working with Python Mechanical advantage Driving forces for moving systems. 5*k2, *args) k4 = k * f (t + dt. This upper-division text provides an unusually broad survey of the topics of modern computational physics. Passing Example and Exercise 234 10. Oliphant, P. _estimate_error_norm(dop. These simulations often run to a 'clock', where updates to the state are taken in turns. It doesn't mean that y0 can be 2d, but rather that y as passed to your function can be 2d. For faster solving at low tolerances ( <1e-9) but when Vector {Float64} is used, use radau. If you need to perform an operation only available to subscriptable objects, like slicing or indexing, you should convert your integer to a string or a list first. For more precise statements use inter- and extrapolation or a numerical solver to find the first time where x'(t)=0 and the critical mass where x(t)=ground at that time. integrators. Scaled derivatives (2^m)hy' in n consecutive long locations, the last of which is bD. tau = pay (W, q, frame) as above but the Jacobian is calculated at pose q in the frame given by frame which is 0 for base frame, 1 for end-effector frame. The following example shows how to compute the 3-tensor H in the forward and the combined forward-reverse mode. scipy is the core package for scientific routines in Python; it is meant to operate efficiently on numpy. quad(computePi, 0, 1) (3. In other words that func may be evaluated at multiple points at once, if the solver so desires. Runge kutta python. First define your model:. Using the initial condition, y 0, as well as a period of time over which the answer is to be obtained, (t 0, t f), the solution is obtained iteratively. These examples are extracted from open source projects. Scipy provides routines to read and write Matlab mat files. RK45 fun t0 y0 t_bound max_step inf rtol 0. 7, we provide code snippets illustrating how the solvers can be accessed by Python 3 code. However, I had vetoed that, since (a) like yourself, I have little experience with those, (b) the use of delay differential equations rather than ODEs is only a very occasional requirement in my code anyway, and (c) I was thus more concerned with keeping the mainline code simple. Passing Example and Exercise 234 10. Use Runge-Kutta Method of Order 4 to solve the following, using a step size of h=0. First define your model:. import numpy as np from scipy import integrate import matplotlib. Solve ivp python. Lsoda algorithm Lsoda algorithm. Latest jobs. RK45 returns an integrator, but doesn't perform the computation. root 函数参数不太明白，找到目录下说明示例，可得二元非线性方程组解法。 Examples ----- The following functions define a system of nonlinear equations and its. "Some key project goals, both technical (e. solve_ivp (fun, t_span, y0, method='RK45', t_eval=None, The solver will find an accurate value of t at which event(t, y(t)) = 0 using a root-finding algorithm. 6 Mayavi'sVisualizationsBeyondPlotting 26 1. 1 Domain Decomposition Exercises 242 10. ode (4) Die (kurze) Dokumentation für scipy. As integrator for simulations we use a 5-order Runge-Kutta integrator of scipy library. here are the results to that method: enter image description here. Python ODE Solvers¶ In scipy, there are several built-in functions for solving initial value problems. The Runge-Kutta method is a mathematical algorithm used to solve systems of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). Rk45 scipy Rk45 scipy Use the Python routines scipy. 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Looked at some code examples from Tilak, and ran to the library to pick some some materials related to Semi-Lagrangian solvers that he asked for. python - rk45 - scipy integrate_ode ode Verwenden von adaptiven Schrittweiten mit scipy. The data file used to create the time vs Q plot is available at here. The following are 28 code examples for showing how to use scipy. Today, we bring you a tutorial on Python SciPy. Below is an example implementation of the Newton-Raphson method along with the function that theoretically is doing the same thing from numpy. Output: The value of y at x is : 1. float or ndarray (m) manipulability (q) is the scalar manipulability index for the robot at the joint configuration q. Dormand-Prince method. Solve ivp python. I'm using the Spyder IDE with Anaconda. The first parameter can be used as the current value of $$x$$ for a given $$t$$. 4547785701 2. 1 Calcul approché avec le module SciPy. Where the latter take a Python function as an argument, JiTCODE takes an iterable (or generator function or dictionary) of symbolic expressions, which it translates to C code, compiles on the fly, and uses as the. Doing both with SimianQuant is trivial. 'C' means to flatten in row-major (C-style) order. n = number of equations (2 for the Rosetta Code example). integrate offers the same basic functionality as Matlab does. LORENZ_ODE, a Python program which approximates solutions to the Lorenz system of ordinary differential equations (ODE's) creating graphics output using matplotlib. It is built on top of NumPy extension. Runge kutta python. python - solve_ivpの引数を渡します（新しいSciPy ODE API）. Scipy goal seek. In the class, students learned how to write a Python program, basic string and list processing, regular expressions, NumPy, SciPy with examples of linear regression, kNN classifier, and RK45. Rk45 scipy Rk45 scipy Use the Python routines scipy. Solve ivp python Solve ivp python. By Noor ul Sehr Zia, Sharanya Suresha Konandur, Shikhar Dev and Srinath Sudharsan. This line tells Python to execute the commands that saved in this file. There are equilibria at x=1,y=1 and at x=0,y=0. These examples are extracted from open source projects. pip install numpy pip install scipy pip install matplotlib. The function construction are shown below:. integrate offers the same basic functionality as Matlab does. Solve Equations in Python - APMonito. Note that this package requires the differential equation function to be defined using ParameterizedFunctions. For this example, I'll solve a one-dimensional problem with $$y(0) = 0$$ using RK45. Runge kutta python Where. Line 27 causes the graphs in all displayed figures to be saved in the specified format, in this case the file would be called scope. The 'ivp' stands for Initial Value Problem which means it can be used to solve problems where we know all the boundary conditions at a single point in space or time. Here I will go through the difference between both with a focus on moving to the more modern solve_ivp interface. As native DifferentialEquations. The most common one used is the scipy. Built the Intel code example from the vtune distribution, using the instructions from the vtune manual, and still got no response to the Optimization Report button. here are the results to that method: enter image description here. THE PROBLEMS: RK45: When using RK45, the first step seems to work. Python Programmable Filter Even though this produces exactly the same result, it is much more efficient because the for loop was moved it from Python to C. pylab as plt def ode45_step (f, x, t, dt, *args): """ One step of 4th Order Runge-Kutta method """ k = dt k1 = k * f (t, x, *args) k2 = k * f (t + 0. There are different versions of Runga-Kutta numerical method. It uses the MATLAB. If you are not told to do it all by yourself, I would suggest you to use the powerful scipy package (specially the integrate subpackage) which exposes many useful objects and methods to solve ODE. Solve ivp python. 0 designation is overdue. These techniques use Python’s fast C code based module SciPy. Lsoda algorithm Lsoda algorithm. RK45 in Python Runge-Kutta 4th and 5th order adaptive ODE integrator. Documentation for the core SciPy Stack projects: NumPy. Where x is either a scalar or vector. The Runge-Kutta method is a mathematical algorithm used to solve systems of ordinary differential equations (ODEs). Numerical integration is sometimes called quadrature, hence the name. 001, atol=1e-06, vectorized=False, first_step=None, **extraneous) [source] ¶ Explicit Runge-Kutta method of order 5 (4). Where the latter take a Python function as an argument, JiTCODE takes an iterable (or generator function or dictionary) of symbolic expressions, which it translates to C code, compiles on the fly, and uses as the. The 'ivp' stands for Initial Value Problem which means it can be used to solve problems where we know all the boundary conditions at a single point in space or time. ode) or Solve IVP (scipy. seterr(divide='ignore', invalid='ignore') def func\_xy(x,y): return (y\*\*2 - x\*\*2)/(y\*\*2 + x\*\*2) yinit = np. With appropriate regularization and an informed selection of learning variables, the reduced-order models exhibit high accuracy in re-predicting the training regime and acceptable accuracy in predicting future dynamics, while achieving close. Parameters. Here is an example where we create a Matlab compatible file storing a (1x11) matrix, and then read this data into a numpy array from Python using the scipy Input-Output library: First we create a mat file in Octave (Octave is [mostly] compatible with Matlab):. step() # Save vy. Variables y are stored in n consecutive long locations, the last of which is aD. LORENZ_ODE, a Python program which approximates solutions to the Lorenz system of ordinary differential equations (ODE's) creating graphics output using matplotlib. There are different versions of Runga-Kutta numerical method. More specifically, it uses six function evaluations to calculate fourth- and fifth. solve_ivp (fun, t_span, y0, method='RK45', t_eval=None, The solver will find an accurate value of t at which event(t, y(t)) = 0 using a root-finding algorithm. Finkenstädt, “Statistical Inference in a Stochastic Epidemic SEIR Model with Control Intervention”, 2006. I just wanted to chip in with another example of unrealistically high delta importance measures of around 200 with a confidence interval of +/- 10 (resample size of 100). How to the SciPy solve_ivp function to integrate first oder ODEs in Python. 1 Domain Decomposition Exercises 242 10. and a first order backward differentiation formula method (BDF1) for the ICHA. This line tells Python to execute the commands that saved in this file. The probabilistic programming language Stan has built-in support for ODE models through the higher-order functions integrate_ode_rk45 and integrate_ode_bdf. 電子書籍Kinoppy、本や雑誌やコミックのお求めは、紀伊國屋書店ウェブストア! 1927年創業で全国主要都市や海外に店舗を展開する紀伊國屋書店のECサイトです。ウェブストアでは3,000円以上のお買い上げで送料無料となります。紀伊國屋ポイント、図書カードNEXTも利用できます。. The contact matrix C is: C= (18 9 Let the total population be N = 1000, beta = 0. See our preprint for more details on the method. 統合する単純な関数には、次の形式の追加の引数を含めることができます。. Course Description. quaternions q and -q, where -q simply reverses the sign of each component, represent the same spatial. The purpose of the wrapper is to compute the specified points. Scipy version 1. Scipy-Ref-1 3 0 | Computer Programming | Areas Of Computer python scipy. using the scipy. whereas, SciPy consists of all the numerical code. Compute the output response of a system to a given input. SciPy skills need to build on a foundation of standard programming skills. In the Euler case it's clear that no real value of $\tau>0$ is going to make all (or even any) of the $\tau\lambda_j$ fit within the stability region. perm(N,k) Example: from scipy. Now let us look at how to solve a system of ODEs in python with sympy - Here we will take y = (y1,y2,y3) to be the vector (X',Y',Z') defined at the very end of this blog. Here is an example where we create a Matlab compatible file storing a (1x11) matrix, and then read this data into a numpy array from Python using the scipy Input-Output library: First we create a mat file in Octave (Octave is [mostly] compatible with Matlab):. More specifically, it uses six function evaluations to calculate fourth- and fifth. w 0 = k 1 = hf(t i;w i) k 2 = hf t i + h 4;w i + k 1 4 k 3 = hf t i + 3h 8;w i + 3 32 k 1 + 9 32 k 2 k 4 = hf t i + 12h 13;w i + 1932 2197 k 1 7200 2197 k 2 + 7296 2197 k 3 k 5 = hf t i +h;w i + 439 216 k 1 8k 2 + 3680 513 k 3 845 4104 k 4 k 6 = hf t i + h 2;w i 8 27 k 1 +2k 2. 送料無料 サイズ交換無料 ファナティクス ブランデッド レディース トップス Tシャツ Purple。ファナティクス ブランデッド レディース Tシャツ トップス Kirk Cousins Minnesota Vikings NFL Pro Line by Fanatics Branded Womens Authentic Stack Name & Number V-Neck T-Shirt Purple. 3, gamma = 1/3. Text on GitHub with a CC-BY-NC-ND license. Lekone and B. For more precise statements use inter- and extrapolation or a numerical solver to find the first time where x'(t)=0 and the critical mass where x(t)=ground at that time. You can vote up the ones you like or vote down the ones you don't like, and go to the original project or source file by following the links above each example. Here, I will demonstrate an alternative way to implement ODE models in Stan, that has some interesting benefits. 2 Message Passing Example and Exercise 234 10. The equation we are going to solve is:. or pip install. Specifically it will use scipy. from scipy. Rotations in 3 dimensions can be represented using unit norm quaternions. txt, the output file; RKF45_test2 includes an example in which the ODE includes parameters ALPHA, BETA, and GAMMA, which the user wants to set at run time. Like NumPy, SciPy is open source so we can use it freely. Really, resume examples boss snow plow videos cherreen horvejkul instagram rallonge prise allume. and a first order backward differentiation formula method (BDF1) for the ICHA. How to the SciPy solve_ivp function to integrate first oder ODEs in Python. However, I do not have any clue on which algorithm is suitable for my problem from a mathematical point of view (stability, convergence behaviour), since scipy provides a huge variety of different algorithms in the scipy. Output: Advanced Examples Fitting a curve. Let's look at an example to see how it works. Output: The value of y at x is : 1. Solve ivp python Solve ivp python. background : object an object with attributes: efunc(z), Omega_b(z), Omega_cdm(z), Omega_ncdm(z) and m_ncdm For example, a Cosmology object from nbodykit will work here. Loads reference data used in model optimization from file. It indicates dexterity, that is, how well conditioned the robot is for motion with respect to the 6 degrees of Cartesian motion. T ( array-like) - Time steps at which the input is defined; values must be evenly spaced. as_quat (self) [source] ¶ Represent as quaternions. 26 15:00 RobJHayes Self Published Fantasy Releases - November 2020. 2^m = multiplier for the hy', as large as possible without causing numeric overflow; with the scaling chosen here, m = 5. If you are not told to do it all by yourself, I would suggest you to use the powerful scipy package (specially the integrate subpackage) which exposes many useful objects and methods to solve ODE. This integrator is about 1. Examples include certain compartmental epidemiological models, climate models and weather models. Assume you want to numerically. Cython was for example used to create maintainable bindings to NEST (Zaytsev and Morrison, 2014). Use Runge-Kutta Method of Order 4 to solve the following, using a step size of h=0. [t,y,te,ye,ie] = ode45(odefun,tspan,y0,options) additionally finds where functions of (t,y), called event functions, are zero. This wraps scipy. dy / dt = f (t, y) y (t0) = y0. The Python code for this is at the bottom of this post, and it is much simpler than the models that are typically used to guide policy, but captures the basic phenomena of interest. Note that this package isn't for production use and is mostly. Text on GitHub with a CC-BY-NC-ND license. I just wanted to chip in with another example of unrealistically high delta importance measures of around 200 with a confidence interval of +/- 10 (resample size of 100). Python:Ordinary Differential Equations, scipy. Example Now take an example of Single Integration. Level Up: Linear Regression in Python - Part 4. Scipy goal seek. Numerical integration is sometimes called quadrature, hence the name. I'm trying to solve a system of coupled first-order ODEs: where Tf for this example is considered constant and Q (t) is given. Python SciPy is a library that has Python NumPy and Mathematical algorithms as its building blocks. In particular, these are some of the core packages:. There are several ways of solving them, more or less accurate (Euler, RK2, RK4, RK45) Scipy provides us with a unified interface for this under the scipy. tau = pay (W, q, frame) as above but the Jacobian is calculated at pose q in the frame given by frame which is 0 for base frame, 1 for end-effector frame. declare('grid_data', desc='the grid data of the corresponding phase. It indicates dexterity, that is, how well conditioned the robot is for motion with respect to the 6 degrees of Cartesian motion. RK4 , a Python library which applies the fourth order Runge-Kutta (RK) algorithm to estimate the solution of an ordinary differential equation (ODE) at the next time step. Using the initial condition, y 0, as well as a period of time over which the answer is to be obtained, (t 0, t f), the solution is obtained iteratively. LORENZ_ODE, a Python program which approximates solutions to the Lorenz system of ordinary differential equations (ODE's) creating graphics output using matplotlib. Python complex128 - 30 examples found. A plot of Q (t) is shown below. THE PROBLEMS: RK45: When using RK45, the first step seems to work. 92 frac dy t dt k 92 y t The Python code first imports the needed Numpy Scipy and Matplotlib packages. This is a series of tutorials on Scientific Programming Using Python. Built the Intel code example from the vtune distribution, using the instructions from the vtune manual, and still got no response to the Optimization Report button. C++), it has the advantage of being easy. SciPy was created by NumPy's creator Travis Olliphant. Oliphant, P. The default number 134. SolveIvp is the most direct interface to the SciPy solve_ivp differential equation solver. 001, atol = 1e-06, vectorized = False, first_step = None, ** extraneous) [source] ¶ Explicit Runge-Kutta method of order 5(4). As you’ll see in this tutorial, SciPy is not just a library, but a whole ecosystem of libraries that work together to help you accomplish complicated scientific tasks quickly and reliably. python code examples for numpy. pyplot as plt. These techniques use Python’s fast C code based module SciPy. [t,y,te,ye,ie] = ode45(odefun,tspan,y0,options) additionally finds where functions of (t,y), called event functions, are zero. The ebook and printed book are available for purchase at Packt Publishing. Where the latter take a Python function as an argument, JiTCODE takes an iterable (or generator function or dictionary) of symbolic expressions, which it translates to C code, compiles on the fly, and uses as the. integrate import solve_ivp ode_fn = lambda t, x: np. The OdeSolver class, an abstract base class SciPy as the standard IVP solving function. Model Functions¶ class nemf. Predator-prey model scholarpedia. Learn how to use python api numpy. RK4 , a Python library which applies the fourth order Runge-Kutta (RK) algorithm to estimate the solution of an ordinary differential equation (ODE) at the next time step. 15 Example: The IBM Blue Gene Supercomputers 243 10. These simulations often run to a ‘clock’, where updates to the state are taken in turns. Really, resume examples boss snow plow videos cherreen horvejkul instagram rallonge prise allume. Oliphant, P. By the end of the tutorial we think you’ll be ready to write your own basic Python -- but most importantly, we want you to learn the form and vocabulary of Python so that you can understand Python documentation, interpret code written by others, and get the most out of other SciPy tutorials. { "cells": [ { "cell_type": "code", "execution_count": 1, "metadata": {}, "outputs": [ { "data": { "text/html": [ " ", " ", " ", " ", " ", " " ], "text/plain. Edition No. SolveIvp is the most direct interface to the SciPy solve_ivp differential equation solver. integrate module, and the odeint function. ode) or Solve IVP (scipy. Solve Equations in Python - APMonito. step() print(dop. The initial conditions are S(O) = 1000, (O) = 2, R(O) = 0. Some examples of explicit ODE solvers are RK45, RK23, etc. These examples are extracted from open source projects. Example Implementation. Inference for age structured compartment models using the diffusion approximation (via the van Kampen expansion). odeint", In [2]: from scipy. In this SciPy Tutorial, we shall learn all the modules and the routines/algorithms Scipy provides. Introduced modi ed luminosity relation in order to investigate the e ect of an accretion disk on the structure of a star. We will be using the scipy optimize. Interacting with Python Module 1 - Definitions and equations Introduction to Engineering Dynamics Kinematics: the geometry of motion Snowflake time of flight The Newton-Euler equations Module 2 - constrained dynamic motion Working with Python Mechanical advantage Driving forces for moving systems. Bayesian inference. Lagrangian particle tracking, based on currents derived from hydrodynamic models, is an important tool in quantifying bio-physical transports in the ocean. Example: from scipy. Cython was for example used to create maintainable bindings to NEST (Zaytsev and Morrison, 2014). مطلوب محاسب لشركات المقاولات. Generally the scipy integrators will be easier to use, unless you specifically need RK45. When the equation is defined via the @ode_def macro, these will be the most efficient. which all solvers in the new framework inherit, is an extensible. Single Integrals. Scipy integrate solve ivp Scipy integrate solve ivp. SciPy is a scientific computation library that uses NumPy underneath. These are the velocities of the. Parameters: pts (ndarray) - Nx3 array of points at which to calculate the dipole. The steady-state solution to the quasi-chemical rate equations was obtained by minimizing the time hybrid_lsoda hybrid_rk45 To use one of these alternative methods, ensure your model is adequate for the simulation you are performing (i. $\begingroup$ I'm trying to learn the RK45 method because I have a course where we use matlab's ode45, but i don't like using commands i don't understand, therefore I would calculate the first 1 or 2 time steps by hand to fully understand it, and thereafter make a python solver, tho the scipy sounds like a good way to check any results so thank you! and ill definitely read those steps from the. special import perm #find permutation of 5, 2 using perm (N, k) function per = perm(5, 2, exact = True) print(per). 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## 문제

Little H has recently been studying randomized algorithms. Randomized algorithms often use random number generation functions (e.g. random from Pascal and rand from C/C++) to obtain their randomness. In reality, random number functions are not truly "random." Instead, they work off of some specific algorithms.

As such, the following recursive quadratic polynomial is one method:

The algorithm selects nonnegative integers x0abc, and d as its seed values and uses the following recursive calculations to generate a random number.

For any i ≥ 1, $x_i = (a \times x_{i-1}^2 + b \times x_{i-1} + c) \mod d$

This way, a sequence of nonnegative integers xi of arbitrary length can be obtained. Typically, we can consider this sequence to be random. Using the sequence xi, we can use the following algorithm to produce Ti, a random permutation of the numbers 1 to K.

1. Initialize T to the sequence of integers from 1 to K.
2. Perform K swaps on the sequence T. The i-th swap will swap the value of Ti with the value of T(xi mod i) + 1.

Outside of this base number of K swaps, little H has made an additional Q swaps. For the i-th additional swap, little H will choose two positions ui and vi and swap the values of Tui and Tvi.

To check the effectiveness of the random permutation generator, little H designed the following problem:

Little H has an N row by M column grid. She initially follows the above process, producing a random permutation Ti of the integers from 1 to N×M after N×M + Q swaps. Then these N×M values are then placed back into the grid, row for row, column for column. That is, the cell at column j of row i in the original grid will now take on the value of T(i−1)·M+j.

Afterwards, little H wishes to start from the top-left corner of the grid (i.e. row 1, column 1), each step moving either right or down under the precondition that she does not move outside of the grid, and reach the bottom-right corner (i.e. row N, column M).

Little H writes down the value of every cell she travels through, ordered from least to greatest. This way, for any valid path, little H can obtain an increasing sequence of length N + M − 1 which we will call the path sequence. Little H wishes to know the lexicographically smallest path sequence that she can obtain.

## 입력

Line 1 of input consists of five integers x0abc, and d, representing the seed values to little H's random number generator.

Line 2 of input consists of three integers NM, and Q, indicating that little H generates a permutation from 1 to N×M to fill her N×M grid. Also, after little H performs her N × M swaps, she will perform an additional Q swaps.

The final Q lines will each contain two integers ui and vi, indicating that the i-th additional swap involves swapping Tui and Tvi.

## 출력

The output should consist of one line containing N + M − 1 space-separated positive integers, representing the lexicographically smallest path sequence that little H can obtain.

## 제한

• 2 ≤ N, M ≤ 5000
• 0 ≤ Q ≤ 50000
• 0 ≤ a ≤ 300
• 0 ≤ bc ≤ 108
• 0 ≤ x0 < d ≤ 108
• 1 ≤ uivi ≤ N × M

## 예제 입력 1

1 3 5 1 71
3 4 3
1 7
9 9
4 9

## 예제 출력 1

1 2 6 8 9 12

## 예제 입력 2

654321 209 111 23 70000001
10 10 0

## 예제 출력 2

1 3 7 10 14 15 16 21 23 30 44 52 55 70 72 88 94 95 97


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# Mach-Zehnder Interferometer: two output interference pattern question

I have drawn diagram so not to confuse.

So far, I've heard that in Mach-Zehnder interferometer, two output should have one constructive interference, and one destructive interference for other.

But, what I had calculated above for the phase shift, doesn't fit with the argument above.

What am I missing? Where is the constructive interference?

• I hate optics... thinking about the polarization always throws me off! Can you walk an old man trough the beam polarizations? – CuriousOne Sep 19 '15 at 5:04
• What is the "Phase 180° addition chamber? I mean, is there such a device, and if so, what is the make and model? I don't know of one. (will/am reading Princeton article in answer). I'm presuming the splitters are all 'classical phase shifting' type. Anyway, @user65452 this isn't an Ideal venue for you and I to continue this discussion from a previous video post, it is not a forum. In addition the video in question from MIT used a Michelson interferometer with extra legs, an entirely different animal. My apologies to the moderators – Cyberchipz Sep 19 '15 at 18:30
• Well, in my Optics textbook, there is a chamber that controls the phase of the lower part EM wave, so it's just my notation for that the chamber that lags 180 degree of phase respect to upper part EM wave. Also, you SHOULD read the Princeton article. – user65452 Sep 19 '15 at 19:14
• So far as I understood, some of the beamsplitters are different with the one in Wikipedia. I'm trying to figure out the work with metal coated splitter. – user65452 Sep 19 '15 at 19:16

When you use a real beamsplitter, it has a finite thickness. When such a splitter is placed at the second position in a particular way, the green light beam going to screen 1 will be suffering Zero phase shift because it suffers a reflection coming from the denser medium and going back into the denser medium. The red beam going to screen 2 will suffer a phase shift of $\Pi$ radians because it is getting reflected coming from lighter medium and going back into lighter medium. This will be reversed if you change the position of the splitter but essentially, only one screen will have a constructive interference.

• denser to denser? does that really make sense? not denser to lighter? – user65452 Sep 20 '15 at 21:44
• Yes. Please refer to this [question]{physics.stackexchange.com/questions/32122/…}. – sarat.kant Sep 21 '15 at 6:57
• Ah.. I see what you meant – user65452 Sep 21 '15 at 17:20

Use actual beamsplitter, from wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beam_splitter

This is the solution!!!!

https://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/fall06/cos576/papers/zetie_et_al_mach_zehnder00.pdf

Forget about most of the instrument, just think about the final beam recombiner. You have two mutually coherent beams of some arbitrary phase $e^{\pm i\,\phi}$ at the two inputs to the final beamspliter (without loss of generalness, subtract out the common mode phase, so we can represent the two beams as $a_{\pm}\,e^{\pm i\,\phi}$ where $a_\pm$ are the real-valued amplitudes).

Now if the beamsplitter reflects negligible light back whence it came (which is a pretty good approximation with appropriately coated optics), and it is lossless then the sum of the powers of the two outputs has to be constant and the two variations of output power from each output as functions of the input phase difference $\phi$ must be two antiphase functions of $\phi$ so that their sum is the total input power, simply by conservation of energy.

To explore this idea in more detail, the two outputs $(y_1,\,y_2)^T$ written as a column vector are related, in the linear system case, to the two inputs $(a_+\,e^{i\,\phi},\,a_-\,e^{-i\,\phi})^T$ by a homogeneous, linear, unitary relationship:

$$\left(\begin{array}{c}y_1\\y_2\end{array}\right) = e^{i\,\chi}\left(\begin{array}{cc}\alpha&\beta\\-\beta^*&\alpha^*\end{array}\right)\left(\begin{array}{c}a_+\,e^{i\,\phi}\\a_-\,e^{-i\,\phi}\end{array}\right)$$

where $\chi\in\mathbb{R}$ and $\alpha,\,\beta$ are any two complex number fulfilling $|\alpha|^2+|\beta|^2=1$. Any $2\times 2$ unitary relationship can be written in the above form. Try working out the powers $|y_1|^2,\,|y_2|^2$ as functions of all the parameters $\chi,\,\alpha,\,\beta$: set it up in Mathematica or Maple or the like. You'll find that no matter what you put for these parameters, the powers $|y_1|^2,\,|y_2|^2$ will be antiphase, sinusoidal functions of the relative input phase $\phi$.


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Question

A police jeep is cheaping with velocity of 45 km/h, a theif in another jeep moving with velocity 153 km/h. Police fires a bullet with muzzle of 180 m/s. The velocity it will strike the car of the thief is :

A
150 m/s
B
27 m/s
C
450 m/s
D
250 m/s

Solution

The correct option is B 150 m/sHere, we calculate the relative velocity of jeep = 153 - 45 = 108 km/h$$= 108 \times \dfrac {5}{18} = 30 m/s$$Therefore, striking speed = relative speed of bullet with respect to theif's car.= 180 - 30 = 150 m/sPhysics

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A mapping from $S$ to $T$ is a binary relation on $S \times T$ which associates each element of $S$ with exactly one element of $T$.


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I recently looked at a amazing peice of simple mathmatics called Karatsuba's Multiplication. The orignal article went in depth proving that it does infact decrease the ammount of expencive opetation when multiplying numbers together.

This was an intristing descovery and when I though about it further I beleve that I can make it even faster than that in terms of a computer.

I will take his basic condition and improve on it

Assuming that the Base (B) is 2. We convert it in to

In doing so we convert simplify the power. If a number is raised to a power of 2 than it is just doing a binary shift.

Now you get:

Now lets break down X in to its parts.

And the same for Y.

Lets compute A

And C.

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# Linking errors when only including once

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Hello again, I seem to have a small problem with my game when it comes to including a definition more than once. I believe the best way to explain it is with the troublesome code... Game.h
#ifndef _GAME_H_
#define _GAME_H_

//Inlcudes
#include "Echelon.h"

//Game Function Declarations
void GameStart(EchelonEngine* engine);
void GameEnd(EchelonEngine* engine);
void GameStep(EchelonEngine* engine);
void GameRender(EchelonEngine* engine);

//Game objects
Camera cam;

#endif

and now the echelon engine header Echelon.h
//Echelon Game Engine
#include <windows.h>
#include <gl/gl.h>
#include "Camera.h"
#include "Game.h"

#ifndef _ECHELON_H_
#define _ECHELON_H_

//engine class definition OMITTED FOR SPACE
#endif

The error visual studio gives me is... 1>Echelon.obj : error LNK2005: "class Camera cam" (?cam@@3VCamera@@A) already defined in Game.obj I'm guessing this is a result of Game being included more than once but I thought the #ifndef took care of that. Whats going on here? Thank you!

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When you write Camera cam, you do not just declare the existence of cam. You also define it. So if Game.h is included in multiple source files, each will compile with their own definition of cam. Then, when you try to link the source files, the multiple definitions collide.

What you need to do is define cam in a single source file, and then declare it by prefacing Camera cam with the keyword "extern". Unlike functions, when you want to declare a variable, you must explicitly mark it so with extern.

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Your include guards only offer protections from the same header content being included multiple times within a single translation unit. The problem is you've declared the global "Camera cam" in the header. Make it "extern Camera cam" and move the actual declaration to the source file instead of the header.