Published by Duke University Press since its inception in 1935, the Duke Mathematical Journal is one of the world's leading mathematical journals. Without specializing in a small number of subject areas, it emphasizes the most active and influential areas of current mathematics.
Volume 5, Number 4
Publication Date: December 1939
The algebraic theory of diabolic magic squares
Barkley Rosser and R. J. Walker; 705-728
A matrix theory of $n$-dimensional measurement
Everett H. Larguier, S. J.; 729-739
Limit points of sequences and their transforms by methods of summability
Henry G. Barone; 740-752
Functions of bounded variation and non-absolutely convergent integrals in two or more dimensions
R. L. Jeffery; 753-774
Cayley numbers and normal simple Lie algebras of type $G$
N. Jacobson; 775-783
The non-existence of a certain type of continuous transformation
O. G. Harrold, Jr.; 789-793
Topological and metrical points of view in the theory of sets and functions of real variables
A. Denjoy; 806-813
Algebras defined by groups whose members are of the form $A^xB^y$
James Byrnie Shaw; 839-855
The Jacobi condition for the double integral problem of the calculus of variations
William T. Reid; 856-870
Groups and Abelian groups in terms of negative addition and negation
B. A. Bernstein; 871-874
A uniqueness theorem for analytic almost-periodic functions
S. Bochner; 937-940
Integers which are not represented by certain ternary quadratic forms
R. D. James; 948-962
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