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Volume 36, Number 3
Publication Date: September 1969
$O\sp{N}$-approximable and holomorphic functions on complex spaces
Yum-Tong Siu; 451-454
On the coefficients of typically real functions
K. G. Binmore and W. E. Kirwan; 455-464
Functions over finite fields preserving $m$-${\rm th}$ powers
Robert McConnel; 465-472
Certain sets of involutary matrices and their groups
Joel V. Brawley; 473-478
Exposed points in spaces of bounded analytic functions
Stephen Fisher; 479-484
Expansions in series of homogeneous temperature functions of the first and second kinds
D. V. Widder; 495-509
Some canonical domains in $C\sp{n}$ and moment of inertia theorems
Teruo Tsuboi and Syozo Matsuura; 517-536
Connectivity, semi-continuity, and the Darboux property
Jack B. Brown; 559-562
An application of an estimate of the Riemann mapping function for certain star-shaped domains
J. R. Cannon; 563-565
On the asymptotic values of a holomorphic function with non-vanishing derivative
J. E. McMillan; 567-570
Enumeration of permutations of $(1,\dotsc,n)$ by number of maxima
R. C. Entringer; 575-579
Analytic functions of an infinite number of complex variables
C. E. Rickart; 581-597
A necessary and sufficient condition for univalence of a meromorphic function
Dov Aharonov; 599-604
A strong homotopy equivalence and extensions for Hurewicz fibrations
Patricia Tulley; 609-619
Remarks on universal sentences of $L_{\omega_{1},\omega}$
Jon Barwise; 631-637
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