Titlebook: Complex Analysis; Articles dedicated t Joseph Hersch,Alfred Huber Book 1988 Birkhäuser Verlag Basel 1988 Complex analysis.Meromorphic funct

Culmination

On BMO and the Torsion Function, highly developed in any dimension, its counterpart, the space BMOH of . functions of . seems not to be well understood in case the dimension is greater than two. In ℝ., BMOH agrees with the real part of BMOA, the space of analytic functions of bounded mean oscillation, and hence a lot is knwon (see

Nutrient

On Fixed Points of Conformal Automorphisms of Riemann Surfaces,m the number of fixed points of . is at most 2. + 2. This result has in recent years been generalized to non-compact Riemann surfaces (cf. [P/L] for . = 0 and [M], [S] for . ≥ 0). Our paper contains new proofs of that fact.

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Introduction,Developed Countries: Why Can’t We Control It? The symposium and workshop were held in Tucson, Arizona, October 24–29, 1994, with the last day being devoted to six workshops, each of which discussed and made recommendations on one of the following desertification-related topics: common indicators, st