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Volume 9, Number 4
Publication Date: December 1942
Quasi-analyticity and properties of flatness of entire functions
S. Mandelbrojt; 647-661
Differentials and analytic continuation in non-commutative algebras
R. W. Wagner; 677-691
Some theorems on double trigonometric series
George E. Reves and Otto Szász; 693-705
Integral formulas in Crofton’s style on the sphere and some inequalities referring to spherical curves
L. A. Santaló; 707-722
A property of pseudo-conformal transformations in the neighborhood of boundary points
Stefan Bergman and D. C. Spencer; 757-762
Continued fractions with complex elements
Walter Leighton and W. J. Thron; 763-772
Asymptotic developments of certain integral functions
Cleota G. Fry and H. K. Hughes; 791-802
The growth of solutions of a differential equation
Mary L. Boas, R. P. Boas, Jr. and Norman Levinson; 847-853
The influence of gaps on density of integers
R. Salem and D. C. Spencer; 855-872
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