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newpubs-dec00.qxp 10/18/00 12:45 PM Page 1438 New Publications Offered by the AMS composable Hopf algebras over Coxeter groups; D. Nikshych, Algebra and Algebraic A duality theorem for quantum groupoids; M. Ronco, Primitive elements in a free dendriform algebra; S. Sachse, On operator Geometry representations of Uq(isl(2, R)); P. Schauenburg, Duals and doubles of quantum groupoids (×R-Hopf algebras); M. Takeuchi, Survey of braided Hopf algebras; S. Westreich, Inner and outer actions of pointed Hopf algebras; J.-H. Lu, CONTEMPORARY New Trends in Hopf MATHEMATICS Algebra Theory M. Yan, and Y. Zhu, Quasi-triangular structures on Hopf alge- 267 bras with positive bases. New Trends in Nicolás Andruskiewitsch, Contemporary Mathematics, Volume 267 Hopf Algebra Theory Universidad Nacional de Nicolás Andruskiewitsch December 2000, 356 pages, Softcover, ISBN 0-8218-2126-1, Walter Ricardo Ferrer Santos Hans-Jürgen Schneider Córdoba, Argentina, Walter LC 00-045366, 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 16W30, Editors Ricardo Ferrer Santos, Centro 16W25, 16W35, 16S40; 16L60, Individual member $45, List THEMAT A IC M A L $75, Institutional member $60, Order code CONM/267N N ΤΡΗΤΟΣ ΜΗ ΕΙΣΙΤΩ A S O C I C R I E de Matemática, Montevideo, E ΑΓΕΩΜΕ T M Y A F OU 88 NDED 18 Uruguay, and Hans-Jürgen American Mathematical Society Schneider, Universität Quantum Linear München, Germany, Editors EMOIRS M of the American Mathematical Society Groups and This volume presents the proceedings from the Colloquium on Volume 149 Number 706 Quantum Groups and Hopf Algebras held in Córdoba Quantum Linear Groups Representations of (Argentina) in 1999. The meeting brought together researchers and Representations F of GLn (Fq) GLn( q) who discussed recent developments in Hopf algebras, one of Jonathan Brundan the most important being the influence of quantum groups. Richard Dipper Jonathan Brundan, University Alexander Kleshchev M of Oregon, Eugene, Richard THE AT A IC M A L N ΤΡΗΤΟΣ ΜΗ Articles offer introductory expositions and surveys on topics ΕΙΣΙΤΩ A S O C I C R I E E ΑΓΕΩΜΕ T M Y A F OU 88 of current interest that, to date, have not been available in the NDED 18 Dipper, Universität Stuttgart, current literature. Surveys are included on characteristics of American Mathematical Society Germany, and Alexander Hopf algebras and their generalizations, biFrobenius algebras, Kleshchev, University of braided Hopf algebras, inner actions and Galois theory, face Oregon, Eugene algebras, and infinitesimal Hopf algebras. The following topics are also covered: existence of integrals, classification of semi- Contents: Introduction; Quantum linear groups and polyno- ∗ simple and pointed Hopf algebras, -Hopf algebras, mial induction; Classical results on GLn ; Connecting GLn with dendriform algebras, etc. Non-classical topics are also quantum linear groups; Further connections and applications; included, reflecting its applications both inside and outside the The affine general linear group; Bibliography. theory. Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society, Volume 149, This item will also be of interest to those working in mathe- Number 706 matical physics. January 2001, 112 pages, Softcover, ISBN 0-8218-2616-6, Contents: M. Aguiar, Infinitesimal Hopf algebras; S. Caenepeel LC 00-046918, 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 20C20, and E. De Groot, Modules over weak entwining structures; 20C33, 20G05, 17B37, Individual member $28, List $46, M. Cohen, On generalized characters; Y. Doi and M. Takeuchi, Institutional member $37, Order code MEMO/149/706N BiFrobenius algebras; A. García and R. Trinchero, Integrable models and star structures; M. Graña, On Nichols algebras of low dimension; J. A. Guccione and J. J. Guccione, A generaliza- tion of crossed products; T. Hayashi, A brief introduction to face algebras; L. H. Kauffman and D. E. Radford, On two proofs for the existence and uniqueness of integrals for finite- dimensional Hopf algebras; A. Masuoka, Cocycle deformations and Galois objects for some cosemisimple Hopf algebras of finite dimension; A. Milinski and H.-J. Schneider, Pointed inde- 1438 NOTICES OF THE AMS VOLUME 47, NUMBER 11 newpubs-dec00.qxp 10/18/00 12:45 PM Page 1439 New Publications Offered by the AMS Black Box Classical tional group of researchers studying singularities from alge- EMOIRS braic and analytic viewpoints. The contributed papers contain M of the American Mathematical Society Groups original results as well as some expository and historical mate- Volume 149 Number 708 rial. This volume is dedicated to Oscar Zariski, on the one William M. Kantor, University hundredth anniversary of his birth. Black Box of Oregon, Eugene, and Ákos Topics include the role of valuation theory in algebraic geom- Classical Groups Seress, Ohio State University, William M. Kantor etry with recent applications to the structure of morphisms; Ákos Seress Columbus algorithmic approaches to resolution of equisingular surface THEMAT A IC M A L N ΤΡΗΤΟΣ ΜΗ ΕΙΣΙΤΩ A S O C I C R I singularities and locally toric varieties; weak subintegral E E ΑΓΕΩΜΕ T M Y A F OU 88 NDED 18 Contents: Introduction; Preliminaries; closures of ideals and Rees valuations; constructions of Special linear groups: PSL(d, q); American Mathematical Society universal weakly subintegral extensions of rings; direct-sum Orthogonal groups: PΩε(d, q) ; decompositions of finitely generated modules; construction Symplectic groups: PSp(2m, q); and examples of resolution graphs of surface singularities; Unitary groups: PSU(d, q); Proofs of Jacobians of meromorphic curves; investigation of spectral Theorems 1.1 and 1.1 , and of corollaries 1.2–1.4; Permutation ´ numbers of curve singularities using Puiseux pairs; Gröbner group algorithms; Concluding remarks; References. basis calculations of Hochschild homology for hypersurfaces Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society, Volume 149, with isolated singularities; and the theory of characteristic Number 708 classes of singular spaces—a brief history with conjectures and January 2001, 168 pages, Softcover, ISBN 0-8218-2619-0, open problems. LC 00-046914, 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 20B40, Contents: S. S. Abhyankar and A. Assi, Factoring the Jacobian; 20G40; 20P05, 68Q25, Individual member $32, List $53, M. A. Vitulli, Weak normalization and weak subintegral Institutional member $42, Order code MEMO/149/708N closure; L. G. Roberts, Integral dependence and weak subinte- grality; R. Wiegand, Singularities and direct-sum decompositions; S. D. Cutkosky, Valuations in algebra and The Spectrum of a geometry; C. Ban and L. J. McEwan, Simultaneous resolution of EMOIRS M of the equisingular quasi-ordinary singularities; C. G. Melles and American Mathematical Society Module Category P. Milman, Single-step combinatorial resolution via coherent Volume 149 Number 707 Henning Krause, University of sheaves of ideals; A. Némethi, Resolution graphs of some The Spectrum of Bielefeld, Germany surface singularities, I. (Cyclic coverings); A. Némethi and a Module Category Á. Szilárd, Resolution graphs of some surface singularities, II. Henning Krause Contents: Introduction; The functor (Generalized Iomdin series); L. J. McEwan, Inequalities for category; Definable subcategories; Left spectral distributions of curve singularities; R. I. Michler, THEMAT A IC M A L N ΤΡΗΤΟΣ ΜΗ ΕΙΣΙΤΩ A S O C I Isolated singularities with large Hochschild homology; J.- C R I E E ΑΓΕΩΜΕ T approximations; duality; Ideals in the M Y A F OU 88 NDED 18 category of finitely presented P. Brasselet, Milnor classes via polar varieties. American Mathematical Society modules; Endofinite modules; Krull- Contemporary Mathematics, Volume 266 Gabriel dimension; The infinite radical; Functors between module categories; November 2000, 187 pages, Softcover, ISBN 0-8218-2005-2, Tame algebras; Rings of definable scalars; Reflective definable LC 00-064610, 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 13B22, subcategories; Sheaves; Tame hereditary algebras; Coherent 14B05, 32S05, 32S20; 13F45, 14C17, 14E15, 14H30, 14J17, rings; Appendix A. Locally coherent Grothendieck categories; 32S40, 32S45, 32S50, Individual member $29, List $49, Appendix B. Dimensions; Appendix C. Finitely presented func- Institutional member $39, Order code CONM/266N tors and ideals; Bibliography. Memoirs of the American Mathematical Society, Volume 149, Volume 12 Open Algebraic Number 707 C CRM R MONOGRAPH Surfaces January 2001, 125 pages, Softcover, ISBN 0-8218-2618-2, M LC 00-046916, 2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 16D70, SERIES Centre de Recherches Mathématiques Masayoshi Miyanishi, Osaka 16D90, 16G60; 16G70, 16P70, 16S90, 18G25, Individual Université de Montréal University, Toyonaka, Japan member $28, List $47, Institutional member $38, Order code Open MEMO/149/707N Algebraic Open algebraic surfaces are a Surfaces synonym for algebraic surfaces that Masayoshi Miyanishi are not necessarily complete. An open THEMAT A IC algebraic surface is understood as a ONTEMPORARY M A L N ΤΡΗΤΟΣ ΜΗ ΕΙΣΙΤΩ Singularities in A S C O C I C R I E E ΑΓΕΩΜΕ T American Mathematical Society Y M A F O 88 MATHEMATICS UNDED 18 Zariski open set of a projective alge- 266 Algebraic and braic surface. There is a long history Singularities in Analytic Geometry of research on projective algebraic Algebraic and surfaces, and there exists a beautiful Enriques-Kodaira classifi- Analytic Geometry Caroline Grant Melles, U.S. cation of such surfaces. The research accumulated by Caroline Grant Melles Ruth I. Michler Ramanujan, Abhyankar, Moh, and Nagata and others has estab- Editors
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  • THE ANNALS of PROBABILITY

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    ISSN 0091-1798 (print) ISSN 2168-894X (online) THE ANNALS of PROBABILITY AN OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS Articles Planar Brownian motion and Gaussian multiplicative chaos . ANTOINE JEGO 1597 Bounding the number of self-avoiding walks: Hammersley–Welsh with polygon insertion HUGO DUMINIL-COPIN,SHIRSHENDU GANGULY,ALAN HAMMOND AND IOAN MANOLESCU 1644 Elliptic stochastic quantization . SERGIO ALBEVERIO,FRANCESCO C. DE VECCHI AND MASSIMILIANO GUBINELLI 1693 Growth-fragmentation processes in Brownian motion indexed by the Brownian tree JEAN-FRANÇOIS LE GALL AND ARMAND RIERA 1742 Points of infinite multiplicity of planar Brownian motion: Measures and local times ELIE AÏDÉKON,YUEYUN HU AND ZHAN SHI 1785 Averaging dynamics driven by fractional Brownian motion MARTIN HAIRER AND XUE-MEI LI 1826 Confluence of geodesics in Liouville quantum gravity for γ ∈ (0, 2) EWAIN GWYNNE AND JASON MILLER 1861 From nonlinear Fokker–Planck equations to solutions of distribution dependent SDE VIOREL BARBU AND MICHAEL RÖCKNER 1902 Periodic Pólya urns, the density method and asymptotics of Young tableaux CYRIL BANDERIER,PHILIPPE MARCHAL AND MICHAEL WALLNER 1921 FinitaryisomorphismsofBrownianmotions........ZEMER KOSLOFF AND TERRY SOO 1966 Near-critical spanning forests and renormalization STÉPHANE BENOIST,LAURE DUMAZ AND WENDELIN WERNER 1980 Random walks on dynamical random environments with nonuniform mixing ORIANE BLONDEL,MARCELO R. HILÁRIO AND AUGUSTO TEIXEIRA 2014 Algorithmic thresholds for tensor PCA GÉRARD BEN AROUS,REZA GHEISSARI AND AUKOSH JAGANNATH 2052 Finitelydependentprocessesarefinitary..............................YINON SPINKA 2088 Vol. 48, No. 4—July 2020 THE ANNALS OF PROBABILITY Vol. 48, No. 4, pp. 1597–2117 July 2020 INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS (Organized September 12, 1935) The purpose of the Institute is to foster the development and dissemination of the theory and applications of statistics and probability.