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Volume 18, Number 2
Publication Date: June 1951
The comparison of spectra belonging to potentials with a bounded difference
C. R. Putnam; 267-273
Decompositions induced under finite-to-one closed mappings
Lewis M. Fulton, Jr.; 287-295
A composition theorem for asymptotic series
S. Mandelbrojt and H. D. Brunk; 297-306
A topological characterization of a class of affine transformations
Charles J. Titus; 321-330
Second order determinants of Legendre polynomials
George E. Forsythe; 361-371
Normal equations and resolvents in fields of characteristic $p$
James Richard Garrett; 373-384
Pseudo-conformal transformations onto circular domains
George Springer; 411-424
Asymptotic relations in topological groups
W. H. Gottschalk and G. A. Hedlund; 481-485
Conjugate nets in three- and four-dimensional spaces
Chuan-Chih Hsiung; 487-499
Sums of random integers reduced modulo $m$
A. Dvoretzky and J. Wolfowitz; 501-507
Erweiterung des Vierscheitelsatzes auf dreidimensionale Kurven
Arthur Moór; 509-516
Identities involving the coefficients of certain Dirichlet series
T. M. Apostol; 517-525
The partial sums of second order of the geometric series
M. Schweitzer; 527-533
Regions of flatness for analytic functions and their derivatives
S. Mandelbrojt and F. E. Ulrich; 549-556
Geodesic coordinates and rest systems for general linear connections
M. J. Pinl; 557-562
A new implication of the Young-Pollard convergence criteria for a Fourier series
Marston Morse and William Transue; 563-571
The zeros of approximating polynomials and the canonical representation of an entire function
Jacob Korevaar; 573-592
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