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Acta Mathematica, 1966, Volume 116
ISSN:
0001-5962 (Print)
1871-2509 (Online)
In this volume (6 articles)
Issue 1
[1] Discrete series for semisimple Lie groups. II
Harish-Chandra The Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N.J., USA
TBD mathscidoc:1701.331304
Acta Mathematica, 116, (1), 1-111, 1965.10
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[2] A non-standard integral equation with applications to quasiconformal mappings
Lipman Bers Columbia University, New York, N.Y., USA
TBD mathscidoc:1701.331305
Acta Mathematica, 116, (1), 113-134, 1965.12
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Lipman Bers. Uniformization, Moduli, and Kleinian Groups. 1972.
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Bers L. On Boundaries of Teichmuller Spaces and on Kleinian Groups: I[J]. Annals of Mathematics, 1970, 91(3).
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Frederick P Gardiner · Dennis Sullivan. Symmetric structures on a closed curve. 1992.
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Frederick P Gardiner · Nikola Lakic. Quasiconformal Teichmüller theory. 2000.
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Lipman Bers. Finite dimensional Teichmüller spaces and generalizations. 1981.
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Bers. Fiber spaces over Teichmuller spaces[J]. Acta Mathematica, 1973, 130(1): 89-126.
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Gardiner F P, Lakic N. Quasiconformal Teichm? uller Theory[C]., 1991.
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Lipman Bers. Inequalities for finitely generated Kleinian groups. 1967.
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Gehring F W. Univalent functions and the Schwarzian derivative[J]. Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici, 1977, 52(1): 561-572.
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Curtis T Mcmullen. The Moduli Space of Riemann Surfaces is Kahler Hyperbolic. 2000.
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[3] On convergence and growth of partial sums of Fourier series
Lennart Carleson Uppsala, Sweden
TBD mathscidoc:1701.331306
Acta Mathematica, 116, (1), 135-157, 1966.1
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[4] The theory of stationary point processes
Frederick J. Beutler The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Oscar A. Z. Leneman The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
TBD mathscidoc:1701.331307
Acta Mathematica, 116, (1), 159-190, 1965.7
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Odile Macchi. THE COINCIDENCE APPROACH TO STOCHASTIC POINT PROCESSES. 1975.
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Beutler F J. Alias-free randomly timed sampling of stochastic processes[J]. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1970, 16(2): 147-152.
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Masry E. Alias-free sampling: An alternative conceptualization and its applications[J]. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1978, 24(3): 317-324.
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Djbkovic I, Vaidyanathan P P. Generalized sampling theorems in multiresolution subspaces[J]. IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 1997, 45(3): 583-599.
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Lewis P A. Remarks on the theory, computation and application of the spectral analysis of series of events[J]. Journal of Sound and Vibration, 1970, 12(3): 353-375.
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Haji R, Newell G F. A relation between stationary queue and waiting time distributions[J]. Journal of Applied Probability, 1971, 8(03): 617-620.
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Beutler F J, Leneman O A. The Spectral Analysis of Impulse Processes[J]. Information \u0026 Computation, 1968, 12(3): 236-258.
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Leneman O A. Random sampling of random processes: Impulse processes[J]. Information \u0026 Computation, 1966, 9(4): 347-363.
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Beutler F J, Leneman O A. Random sampling of random processes - Stationary point processes.[J]. Information \u0026 Computation, 1966, 9(4): 325-346.
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Harper R K, Sclabassi R J, Estrin T, et al. Time series analysis and sleep research[J]. IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 1974, 19(6): 932-943.
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An axiomatic formulation is presented for point processes which may be interpreted as ordered sequences of points randomly located on the real line. Such concepts as forward recurrence times and number of points in intervals are defined and related in set-theoretic Note that for α∈$A$,$G$^{α}may not cover$G$_{α}as a convex subgroup and so we cannot use Theorem 1.1 to prove this result. Moreover, all that we know about the$G$^{α}/G_{α}is that each is an extension of a trivially ordered subgroup by a subgroup of$R$. It$B$is a plenary subset of$A$, then there exists a$v$-isomorphism μ of$G$into$V(B, G$^{β}/G_{β}), but whether or not μ is an$o$-isomorphism is not known.
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[5] Weighted polynomial approximation on arithmetic progressions of intervals or points
Paul Koosis University of California, Los Angeles, California, USA
TBD mathscidoc:1701.331308
Acta Mathematica, 116, (1), 223-277, 1965.11
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Mckean H P, Trubowitz E. Hill\u0027s operator and hyperelliptic function theory in the presence of infinitely many branch points[J]. Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics, 1976, 29(2): 143-226.
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Pedersen H L. On Krein\u0027s Theorem for Indeterminacy of the Classical Moment Problem[J]. Journal of Approximation Theory, 1998, 95(1): 90-100.
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Koosis P. Harmonic estimation in certain slit regions and a theorem of Beurling and Malliavin[J]. Acta Mathematica, 1979, 142(1): 275-304.
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Pedersen H L. Entire functions having small logarithmic sums over certain discrete subsets[J]. Arkiv för Matematik, 1998, 36(1): 119-130.
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Henrik L Pedersen. Uniform Estimates of Entire Functions by Logarithmic Sums. 1997.
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Pitt L D. A general approach to approximation problems of the Bernstein type[J]. Advances in Mathematics, 1983, 49(3): 264-299.
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Loren D Pitt. WeightedL p closure theorems for spaces of entire functions. 1976.
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Pedersen H L. Entire functions and logarithmic sums over nonsymmetric sets of the real line[C]., 2000, 25(2): 351-388.
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P K Geetha. On Bernstein approximation problem. 1969.
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Koosis P. A relation between two results about entire functions of exponential type[J]. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal, 1994, 46(3): 240-250.
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[6] Special functions on locally compact fields
P. J. Sally Jr. Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., USA M. H. Taibleson Washington University, St. Louis, Mo., USA
TBD mathscidoc:1701.331309
Acta Mathematica, 116, (1), 279-309, 1965.8
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Freund P G, Olson M. Non-archimedean strings[J]. Physics Letters B, 1987, 199(2): 186-190.
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Freund P G, Olson M. Non-archimedean strings[J]. Physics Letters B, 1987, 199(2): 186-190.
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Keys C D. ON THE DECOMPOSITION OF REDUCIBLE PRINCIPAL SERIES REPRESENTATIONS OF p-ADIC CHEVALLEY GROUPS[J]. Pacific Journal of Mathematics, 1982, 101(2): 351-388.
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Khrennikov A. P-Adic Dynamical Systems[C]., 2004: 39-56.
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Taibleson M. Harmonic analysis onn-dimensional vector spaces over local fields: I. Basic results on fractional integration[J]. Mathematische Annalen, 1968, 176(3): 191-207.
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Shalika J A, Tanaka S. ON AN EXPLICIT CONSTRUCTION OF A CERTAIN CLASS OF AUTOMORPHIC FORMS.[J]. American Journal of Mathematics, 2016, 91(4).
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Takloobighash R. L-FUNCTIONS FOR THE p-ADIC GROUP GSp(4)[J]. American Journal of Mathematics, 2000, 122(6): 1085-1120.
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Keith Phillips · Mitchell Taibleson. Singular integrals in several variables over a local field.. 1969.
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Anatoly N Kochubei. A Schrödingerq-type equation over the field of p-adic numbers. 1993.
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Osipov D V, Parshin A N. Harmonic analysis on local fields and adelic spaces I[J]. Izvestiya: Mathematics, 2007, 75(4): 749-814.
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