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 40, Number 3
Publication Date: September 1973
Ring topologies on the quotient field of a Dedekind domain
J. Heine and Seth Warner; 473-486
Basic intervals and related sublattices of the lattice of topologies
Richard Valent; 487-492
Partially ordered sets associated with Fibonacci representations
L. Carlitz and Richard Scoville; 511-524
On the $q$-analog of Kummer’s theorem and applications
George E. Andrews; 525-528
Representability of binary quadratic forms over a Bézout domain
Philip A. Leonard and Kenneth S. Williams; 533-539
On the distortion of sets on a Jordan curve under conformal mapping
Lennart Carleson; 547-559
A general Poisson limit theorem of probability theory
Jànos Galambos; 581-586
Abelian subsemigroups, enumeration, and universal matrices
Kim Ki-Hang Butler and James Richard Krabill; 587-598
Compression and expansion of boundary sets
John E. McMillan and George Piranian; 599-605
Linear homogeneous Diophantine equations and magic labelings of graphs
Richard P. Stanley; 607-632
Berry-Esseen bounds and a theorem of Erdös and Turàn on uniform distribution $\mod 1$
H. Niederreiter and Walter Philipp; 633-649
Some localizations of the spectral mapping theorem
Robert G. Bartle and Constantine A. Kariotis; 651-660
On the distributions of conjugate functions of nonnegative measures
Burgess Davis; 695-700
Open mappings on manifolds and a counterexample to the Whyburn conjecture
David Wilson; 705-716
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