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In memoriam Manfred Opp de Hiptous functions is not necessarily continuous, and in general we cannot exchange limit processes, et cetera. Therefore we are led to introduce the notion of ., which has better stability properties. For example, the limit of a uniformly convergent sequence of continuous functions is continuous. Anothe

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Die Umstrukturierung der höheren Schulennew type of symmetries. These functions are analytic functions on the upper half-plane with a specific transformation law with respect to the action of the full elliptic modular group (or of certain subgroups) on H, namely.Functions with such a transformation behavior are called ...We will see that

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