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Bruce E. Chalkerere the slope is a quadratic irrational. Motivated by this relationship, we carry out here a systematic study of point counting with respect to translated or congruent families of any given long and narrow hyperbolic region. First we discuss the important special case when the underlying point set i

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Anthony K. Campbell,Robert L. Dormers, 4. Riesz products and lacunary trigonometric series. This does not cover the whole field of the Hungarian contributions to commutative harmonic analysis. A final section includes a few spots on other beautiful matters. Sometimes references are given in the course of the text, for example at the e

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Edward W. Troyer,James A. Ferrendellis.State of the art contributions to single and multivariable.This book is dedicated to the memory of Israel Gohberg (1928–2009) – one of the great mathematicians of our time – who inspired innumerable fellow mathematicians and directed many students. The volume reflects the wide spectrum of Gohberg’