EXTENDING THE SCOPE OF PIECEWISE LINEAR FUNCTION TECHNIQUES

This paper explores a broader class of piecewise linear functions, extending their applicability beyond conventional domains. Piecewise linear functions are typically defined on closed convex domains, but this work introduces a more versatile set of maps known as SW(E m ,T). These maps are linear only on selected subsets of vectors and components, making them suitable for a wider range of applications.The paper establishes an exponential function, F, which maps linear spaces to the set SW(E m ,T). It rigorously proves the uniqueness and existence of a universal element, denoted as *, within this framework. Furthermore, the paper introduces r-subset wise linear skew symmetric maps denoted as Φ = ∑ λμνϕ, demonstrating that they can be fully characterized by their values for λμν and a basis of E.The concept of an r-determinant function is introduced, defined as an r-subset wise linear skew symmetric map Φ: E m → Γ, with Γ being an arbitrary field of characteristic 0. The paper delves into various properties of r-determinant maps, shedding light on their characteristics and utility.Additionally, the paper explores the adjoint of a linear map ψ ∈ L(E,F), where E and F represent linear spaces. It also discusses the development of an r-determinant function using r-cofactors.Furthermore, this work defines extensions of differential forms through r-subset wise skew symmetric maps, paving the way for generalized differential forms. The paper investigates the basis and spaces of these generalized differential forms.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-07-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15912025
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EXTENDING THE SCOPE OF PIECEWISE LINEAR FUNCTION TECHNIQUES

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Poxvirus research and outbreaks
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EXTENDING THE SCOPE OF PIECEWISE LINEAR FUNCTION TECHNIQUES

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Abstract

This paper explores a broader class of piecewise linear functions, extending their applicability beyond conventional domains. Piecewise linear functions are typically defined on closed convex domains, but this work introduces a more versatile set of maps known as SW(E m ,T). These maps are linear only on selected subsets of vectors and components, making them suitable for a wider range of applications.The paper establishes an exponential function, F, which maps linear spaces to the set SW(E m ,T). It rigorously proves the uniqueness and existence of a universal element, denoted as *, within this framework. Furthermore, the paper introduces r-subset wise linear skew symmetric maps denoted as Φ = ∑ λμνϕ, demonstrating that they can be fully characterized by their values for λμν and a basis of E.The concept of an r-determinant function is introduced, defined as an r-subset wise linear skew symmetric map Φ: E m → Γ, with Γ being an arbitrary field of characteristic 0. The paper delves into various properties of r-determinant maps, shedding light on their characteristics and utility.Additionally, the paper explores the adjoint of a linear map ψ ∈ L(E,F), where E and F represent linear spaces. It also discusses the development of an r-determinant function using r-cofactors.Furthermore, this work defines extensions of differential forms through r-subset wise skew symmetric maps, paving the way for generalized differential forms. The paper investigates the basis and spaces of these generalized differential forms.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
University of Siena (IT)
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Poxvirus research and outbreaks
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