Annals of Functional Analysis

Volume 10, Number 4

November 2019

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The reducibility of compressed shifts on a class of quotient modules over the bidiskYixin Yang, Senhua Zhu, and Yufeng Lu; 447 - 459
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Banach function spaces on locally compact groupsPrzemysław Górka and Paweł Pośpiech; 460 - 471
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On the classification and geometry for Cowen–Douglas operators of high-rank caseYingli Hou; 472 - 482
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Approximate ρλv-orthogonality and its preservationMohammed Y. Abed, Mahdi Dehghani, and Ruhollah Jahanipur; 483 - 495
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Ky Fan minimax inequalities for set-valued mappings on dense setsChuang-Liang Zhang; 496 - 508
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A note on the paper “Matrix inequalities for the difference between arithmetic mean and harmonic mean”Changsen Yang, Yonghui Ren, and Haixia Zhang; 509 - 514
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Wigner’s theorem on the Tsirelson space TYuanxia Li and Dongni Tan; 515 - 524
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Approximate duals and morphisms of Hilbert C*-modulesMorteza Mirzaee Azandaryani; 525 - 536
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Generalized frames for controlled operators in Hilbert spacesDongwei Li and Jinsong Leng; 537 - 552
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Noncompactness of Fourier convolution operators on Banach function spacesCláudio A. Fernandes, Alexei Y. Karlovich, and Yuri I. Karlovich; 553 - 561
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A sufficient condition for C1-smoothness of the conjugation between piecewise smooth circle homeomorphismsH. Akhadkulov, M. S. Noorani, H. Ibrahim, and S. Akhatkulov; 562 - 569
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Modified α-Bernstein operators with better approximation propertiesArun Kajla and Tuncer Acar; 570 - 582
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