The Tohoku Mathematical Journal is published quarterly by the Mathematical Institute of Tohoku University. Founded by T. Hayashi, the journal was started in August 1911 as the first mathematical journal in Japan. From its inception, the journal was a truly international research publication, accepting qualified original articles on pure and applied mathematics.
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Volume 1, Number 1
Publication Date: 1949
Miscellaneous front pages, Tohoku Math. J., Volume 1, Number 1 (1949)
On normal coordinates of a Riemann space, whose holonomy group fixes a point
Syun-ichi Tachibana; 26-30
On the structure of spaces with normal projective connexions whose groups of holonomy fix a hyperquadric or a quadric of $(N-2)$-dimension
Shigeo Sasaki and Kentarô Yano; 31-39
Notes on Fourier analysis (XIV): Absolute Cesàro summability of Fourier series
Noboru Matsuyama; 40-45
Notes on Fourier analysis (XV): On the absolute convergence of trigonometrical series
Shigeki Yano; 46-49
Notes on Fourier analysis (XVII): The integrated Lipschitz condition of a function and Fejér mean of Fourier series
Sigeki Yano; 50-56
Notes on Fourier analysis (XVIII): Absolute summability of series with constant terms
Gen-ichirô Sunouchi; 57-65
Note on Banach space, VIII. A generalization of Silov's theorem
Masahiro Nakamura; 66-68
Quelques propositions équivalentes à l'hypothèse du continu
Tamotsu Tsuchikura; 69-76
On a space with affine connection which has no closed path
Tominosuke Ôtsuki; 88-90
Notes on Fourier analysis (XX): On the Riesz logarithmic summability of the derived Fourier series
Noboru Matsuyama; 91-94
The generalized Perron integrals
Gen-ichirô Sunouchi and Masatomo Utagawa; 95-99
Note on Banach space, IX. Vitali-Hahn-Saks' theorem and $K$-spaces
Masahiro Nakamura; 100-108
Miscellaneous back pages, Tohoku Math. J., Volume 1, Number 1 (1949)
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