The aim of the Proceedings of the Japan Academy, Series A, is the rapid publication of original papers in mathematical sciences. The paper should be written in English or French (preferably in English), and at most 6 pages long when published. A paper that is a résumé or an announcement (i.e. one whose details are to be published elsewhere) can also be submitted.
The paper is published promptly if once communicated by a Member of the Academy at its General Meeting, which is held monthly except in July and in August.
Volume 47, Supplement [2]
Publication Date: 1971
On the stability of solutions of certain third order ordinary differential equations
Tadayuki Hara; 897-902
On the asymptotic behavior of solutions of certain third order ordinary differential equations
Tadayuki Hara; 903-908
On the stability of solutions of some non-autonomous differential equations of the third order
Minoru Yamamoto; 909-914
Remarks on the asymptotic behavior of the solutions of certain third order non-autonomous differential equations
Minoru Yamamoto; 915-920
On a non-linear Volterra integral equation with singular kernel
Takashi Kanazawa; 921-924
An application of A. Robinson's proof of the completeness theorem
Yoshihiro Nakano; 929-931
A remark on nowhere differentiability of sample functions of Gaussian processes
Takayuki Kawada and Norio Kôno; 932-934
Hypersurfaces of a Euclidean space $R^{4m}$
Susumu Tsuchiya and Minoru Kobayashi; 935-940
A perturbation theorem for linear contraction semigroups on reflexive Banach spaces
Noboru Okazawa; 947-949
Some nonlinear evolution equations of second order
Masayoshi Tsutsumi; 950-955
On the structure of hyperfunctions with compact supports
Akira Kaneko; 956-959
Localization principle for differential complexes and its application
Isao Naruki; 960-964
Integration of equations of Imschenetsky type by integrable systems
Michihiko Matsuda; 965-969
A remark on semi-groups of local Lipschitzians in Banach space
Yoshio Konishi; 970-973
On ergodic and abelian automorphism groups of von Neumann algebras
Hisashi Choda; 982-985
A remark on the spectral order of operators
Masatoshi Fujii and Isamu Kasahara; 986-988
Note on the asymptotic normality of a stochastic process with independent increments
Motoo Hori and Tetsuo Fujimagari; 989-993
On an extension theorem for turning point problem
Toshihiko Nishimoto; 998-1003
Results related to closed images of $M$-spaces, I
Kiiti Morita and Thomas Rishel; 1004-1007
Results related to closed images of $M$-spaces, II
Kiiti Morita and Thomas Rishel; 1008-1011
A note on nuclear operators in Hilbert space
Isamu Kasahara and Takako Sakaguchi; 1012-1014
Remark on the essential spectrum of symmetrizable operators
Yoishio Itagaki; 1015-1018
Markov semigroups with simplest interaction, II
Yōichirō Takahashi; 1019-1024
On the Radon transform of the rapidly decreasing functions on symmetric spaces
Masaaki Eguchi; 1030-1031
A remark on the boundary behavior of $\left( Q \right)L_1$-principal functions
Mineko Watanabe; 1032-1035
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