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Volume 39, Number 4
Publication Date: December 1972
Absolute convergence of Fourier series on certain groups
C. W. Onneweer; 599-609
Operations in $\mod p$ connective $K$ theory and the $J$ homomorphism
Larry Smith; 623-631
Concordance of diffeomorphisms and the pasting construction
Robert Wells; 665-693
The number of $n\times n$ matrices of rank $r$ and trace $\alpha$ over a finite field
Philip G. Buckhiester; 695-699
Sets in $C(X)$ analytically equivalent to the open ball
H. E. Warren; 711-717
Pushing an $(n-l)$-sphere in $S^n$ almost into its complement
Robert J. Daverman; 719-723
Extending self homeomorphisms of a wild sphere described by Gillman
C. E. Burgess; 725-728
Regularity and dispersion in countable spaces
V. Kannan and M. Rajagopalan; 729-734
Vitushkin’s localization operator and holomorphic functions in polydiscs
Wayne Cutrer; 737-744
On the uniqueness of the Heisenberg commutation relations
Marc A. Rieffel; 745-752
Orthocompactness and strong Čech completeness in Moore spaces
Peter Fletcher and William F. Lindgren; 753-766
Factorizations of bounded holomorphic functions
P. R. Ahern and Walter Rudin; 767-777
Addendum to: “$FK$-spaces containing $c_0$”
G. Bennett and N. J. Kalton; 819-821
Errata: “Nonlinear, analytic partial differential equations with generalized Goursat data,” vol. 37 (1970) pp. 367–376
David Colton and Robert P. Gilbert; 823
Errata: “A cut point theorem for plane continua,” vol. 38 (1971) pp. 509–512
Charles L. Hagopian; 823
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