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Volume 32, Number 1
Publication Date: March 1965
Basic algebras of algebras with unique minimal faithful representations
Drury W. Wall; 53-63
Noncontinuable analytic functions
F. W. Carroll and J. H. B. Kemperman; 65-83
Existence of solutions of nonhomogeneous linear differential equations of second order in $L\sp{2}$
Allan M. Krall; 97-102
Continuumwise accessibility of points in totally disconnected sets
J. L. Cornette; 103-113
Note on automorphic forms with real period polynomials
Harvey Cohn and M. I. Knopp; 115-120
Minimal representations of the hyperspace of a continuum
M. K. Fort, Jr. and Jack Segal; 129-137
An integral theorem for analytic intrinsic functions on quaternions
C. G. Cullen; 139-148
Rational approximations of algebraic irrationals by means of a modified Jacobi-Peron algorithm
Leon Bernstein; 161-176
The number of representations of an integer as a sum of two square-free numbers
Eckford Cohen; 181-185
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