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 29, Number 4
Publication Date: December 1962
Generating functions for powers of certain sequences of numbers
L. Carlitz; 521-537
Two-point boundary problems for linear self-adjoint differential equations of the fourth order with middle term
John H. Barrett; 543-554
Unitary dilations which are orthogonal bilateral shift operators
Israel Halperin; 573-580
The maximum number of zeros in the powers of an indecomposable matrix
Marvin Marcus and Frank May; 581-588
Ordinary linear differential operators of minimum norm
William T. Reid; 591-606
Automorphisms of Abelian groups induced by involutory matrices
Jack Levine and Robert R. Korfhage; 631-645
Fixed points of continuous mappings into Euclidean $n$-space
Alexander Abian and Arthur B. Brown; 647-651
Fixed points and covering under continuous mappings of a spherical shell
Alexander Abian and Arthur B. Brown; 653-655
Some global properties of the space of homeomorphisms on a disc with holes
Mary-Elizabeth Hamstrom; 657-662
Errata: “Intrinsic functions on matrices,” vol. 28 (1961), pages 291–300
R. F. Rinehart; 681
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