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Linear AlgebraSerge Lang1. Vectors 2. Vector Spaces 3. Matrices 4. Linear Mappings 5. Linear Maps and Matrices 6. Scalar Products and Orthogonality 7. Determinants 8. Bilinear Forms and the Standard Operators 9. Polynomials and Matrices 10. Triangulation of Matrices and Linear Maps 11. Spectral Theorem 12. Polynomials and Primary Decomposition 13. Multilinear Products 14. Groups 15. Rings Appendix 1. Convex Sets Appendix 2. Odds and Ends Appendix 3. Angles

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Ordinary Differential EquationsE.L. IncePart I. Differential Equations in the Real Domain I. Introductory II. Elementary methods of integration III. The existence and nature of solutions of ordinary differential equations IV. Continuous transformation-groups V. The general theory of linear differential equations VI. Linear equations with constant coefficients VII. The solution of linear differential equations in an infinite form VIII. The solution of linear differential equations by definite int...

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Homology TheoryP.J. Hilton, S. WyliePart I. Homology Theory of Polyhedra 1. The Topology of Polyhedra 2. Homology Theory of a Simplicial Complex 3. Chain Complexes 4. The Contrahomology Ring for Polyhedra 5. Abian Groups and Homological Algebra 6. The Fundamental Group and Covering Spaces Part II. General Homology Theory 7. Contrahomology and Maps 8. Singular Homology Theory 9. The Singular Contrahomology Ring 10. Spectral Homology Theory and Homology Theory of Groups

Geometric TransformationsI.M. YaglomI. Displacements 1. Translations 2. Half Turn and Rotation II. Symmetry 1. Refection and Glide Reflection 2. Directly Congruent and Oppositely Congruent Figures. Classification of Isometries of the Plane

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Univalent Functions - Selected TopicsGlenn Schober1. Functions with positive real part 2. Special classes: convex, starlike, real, typically real, close-to-convex, bounded boundary rotation 3. The Pólya-Schoenberg conjecture 4. Representation of continuous linear functionals 5. Faber polynomials 6. Extremal length and equicontinuity 7. Compact families ℱ(D,ℓ1,ℓ2,P,Q) of univalent functions normalized by two linear functionals 8. Properties of extreme points for some compact families ℱ(D...

Theta Functions on Riemann SurfacesJohn D. FayI. Riemann's theta function II. The prime-form III. Degenerate Riemann surfaces IV. Cyclic unramified coverings V. Ramified double coverings VI. Bordered Riemann surfaces

Analytic Capacity and MeasureJohn GarnettI. Analytic capacity II. The Cauchy transform III. Hausdorff measure IV. Some examples V. Applications to approximation

Extremum Problems for Bounded Univalent FunctionsOlli TammiI. Generated functions 1. Introduction 2. Löwner-functions 3. Generalized Löwner-functions 4. A generalization of the class S(b) 5. Functions with bounded boundary rotation II. Variation of the extremum function 1. Variation of Green's function 2. The Schiffer-condition for S(b)-functions 3. The coefficient a3 III. The area principle 1. The power inequality 2. Application to the coefficient a3 and a4 3. Optimization of parameters for...

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