Titlebook: New Directions in Function Theory: From Complex to Hypercomplex to Non-Commutative; Chapman University, Daniel Alpay,Ronen Peretz,Mihaela

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,Multi Variable Semicircular Processes From ?-Homomorphisms and Operators, induced by mutually orthogonal projections in a ..-probability space, (ii) construct certain ?-homomorphisms acting on . determined by the shift processes acting on the index set {1, …, .} of semicircular elements, and the corresponding Banach-space operators induced by them, and (iii) study how th

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Parametrization of the Solution Set of a Matricial Truncated Hamburger Moment Problem by a Schur Ty is shown that a Schur type algorithm constructed by the authors for a related moment problem can be suitably modified to obtain a full description of the solution set with the aid of a linear fractional transformation with polynomial generating matrix-valued function. The main feature of our Schur

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Techniques to Derive Estimates for Integral Means and Other Geometric Quantities Related to Conforml start from classical inequalities for conformal mappings such as the Goluzin inequalities and the exponential Goluzin inequalities. Then the simple idea of approximating integrals with the aid of their Riemann sums will serve us to obtain such estimates. A second method is to start from a certain

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Complex Ternary Analysis and Applications,eneral case discussed in a volume the author is preparing in collaboration with A. Vajiac and a continuation of the real ternary case developed in Alpay et al. (Adv Appl Clifford Algebr 28:1–16, 2018). The complex ternary algebra has a dual nature: on one side, it is a one–dimensional (one ternary v

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Vladimir Bolotnikovdicine Translational medicine.Role of cancer stem cells in dVast therapeutic applications of the following specific stem cells in disease and tissue injury are discussed: embryonic stem cells, induced pluripotent stem cells, human hair follicle stem cells, bone marrow-derived human mesenchymal stem