Titlebook: Contemporary Geometry; J.-Q. Zhong Memorial Hung-Hsi Wu Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 Algebra.Invariant.Manifold.Variable.Volume.ca

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Silvio O. Funtowicz,Jerome R. Ravetzhe theory of Chevalley groups. Suppose . is a complex semisimple Lie algebra, . its Cartan subalgebra, Σ and Π denote its root system and the basis of the root system, respectively, and ... indicates the reflection determined by . ∈ Π. The so-called Weyl group, denoted by .,refers to the finite grou

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Daryle H. Busch,Neil A. Stephensonuss “extension spaces” for these domains. To define “extension space,” we introduce infinite distance points. In one complex variable, the Gauss plane can be compactified by introducing the unique infinite distance point, which is very convenient in many problems. In several complex variables, exten

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Zhong Jia-Qing (1937–1987)k in the early morning of April 12, 1987, in New York while he was a visiting professor at Columbia University. He is survived by his wife, Wu Mei-Juan, who is a professor of physics at Qinghua University in Beijing, a daughter Zhong Wen (born 1967), and a son Zhong Ning (born 1970).

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On Prime Ideals of the Ring of Differential Operatorsllowing.Let R be a classical domain,Γ its characteristic manifold,and △ the Laplace-Beltrami operator of R.If △.=0, . ∈ ..(R) is said to be harmonic.Suppose . stands for the harmonic function whose continuous boundary value is . on Г.Then in R,. is given by the following Poisson integral (see Ref.3):

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