Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics

Volume 12, Number 3

Summer 1982

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Table of Contents, Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics, vol. 12, no. 3, (1982)
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The Gelfand-Levitan and Marcenko equations via transmutationRobert Carroll; 393 - 428
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Limits of Dirichlet finite functions along curvesMoses Glasnier and Richard Katz; 429 - 436
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On Lie groups with minimal generating sets of order equal to their dimensionRichard M. Koch and Franklin Lowenthal; 437 - 458
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Computable error bounds for finite element approximations to the Dirichlet problemRobert E. Barnhill and Calvin H. Wilcox; 459 - 470
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Univalence criteria and the hyperbolic metricC.D. Minda and D.J. Wright; 471 - 480
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Extension of $\ell$-homomorphismsEleanor R. Aron, Anthony W. Hager, and James J. Madden; 481 - 490
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The Dunford-Pettis property of some spaces of affine vector-valued functionsPaulette Saab; 491 - 496
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Differentiation on the dual of a group: an introductionMartin E. Walter; 497 - 536
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Closed graph theorem for Banach bundlesC.W. Baker; 537 - 544
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Conditions for countability of the spectrum of a separable $C*$-algebraCharles A. Akemann; 545 - 546
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Lebesgue and strong unicity constants for Zolotareff polynomialsMyron S. Henry and John J. Swetits; 547 - 556
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Generalized pure injectivity in the constructible universeCharles Megibben; 557 - 560
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Singular perturbation of two Cauchy problems in a Hilbert spacePhilip J. Engstrom; 561 - 568
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On factor statesSteve Wright; 569 - 580
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Normal fibrations and the existence of tubular neighborhoodsW.O. Nowell, Jr; 581 - 590
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