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Essays in Commutative Harmonic Analysis

โœ Scribed by Colin C. Graham, O. Carruth McGehee (auth.)


Publisher
Springer New York
Year
1979
Tongue
English
Leaves
482
Series
Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften 238
Category
Library

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โœฆ Table of Contents



Content:
Front Matter....Pages i-xxi
The Behavior of Transforms....Pages 1-47
A Proof That the Union of Two Helson Sets Is a Helson Set....Pages 48-67
Harmonic Synthesis....Pages 68-90
Sets of Uniqueness, Sets of Multiplicity....Pages 91-121
A Brief Introduction to Convolution Measure Algebras....Pages 122-137
Independent Power Measures....Pages 138-195
Riesz Products....Pages 196-227
The ๏ฟฝ ilov Boundary, Symmetric Ideals, and Gleason Parts of ฮ”M(G)....Pages 228-250
The Wiener-Lรฉvy Theorem and Some of Its Converses....Pages 251-280
The Multiplier Algebras M p (ฮ“), and the Theorem of Zafran....Pages 281-307
Tensor Algebras and Harmonic Analysis....Pages 308-361
Tilde Algebras....Pages 362-401
Unsolved Problems....Pages 402-423
Back Matter....Pages 425-466


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