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Volume 39, Number 3
Publication Date: September 1972
The double commutant of invertibly weighted shifts
A. L. Lambert and T. R. Turner; 385-389
Basic intervals in the lattice of topologies
Richard Valent and Roland E. Larson; 401-411
Applications of weak$^\ast$ semicontinuity in $C^\ast$-algebra theory
Gert K. Pedersen; 431-450
Non-abelian Pontriagin duality
Charles A. Akemann and Martin E. Walter; 451-463
Matrix fields over finite extensions of prime fields
J. T. B. Beard, Jr.; 475-484
Subdirect decomposition of Płonka sums
H. Lakser, R. Padmanabhan and C. R. Platt; 485-488
Embedding characterizations for expandable spaces
J. C. Smith and J. C. Nichols; 489-496
Strongly regular matrices, almost-convergence, and Banach limits
J. Peter Duran; 497-502
On the number of distinguished representations of a group element
David Jacobson and Kenneth S. Williams; 521-527
Primitive numbers for a class of multiplicative functions
May Beresin and Eugene Levine; 529-537
On the Šilov and Bishop decompositions of a uniform algebra
S. J. Sidney; 551-559
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