Osaka Journal of Mathematics

Volume 50, Number 3

September 2013

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On relative height zero Brauer charactersA. Laradji; 591 - 605
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Entire solutions for a discrete diffusive equation with bistable convolution type nonlinearityJong-Shenq Guo and Ying-Chin Lin; 607 - 629
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Translation hypersurfaces with constant curvature in space formsKeomkyo Seo; 631 - 641
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On surfaces with $p_{g} = q = 2$, $K^{2} = 5$ and Albanese map of degree 3Matteo Penegini and Francesco Polizzi; 643 - 686
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On the distribution of $k$-th power free integers, IITrinh Khanh Duy and Satoshi Takanobu; 687 - 713
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Complete spacelike hypersurfaces in the de Sitter spaceXiaoli Chao; 715 - 723
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Necessary and sufficient conditions for the solvability and maximal regularity of abstract differential equations of mixed type in Hölder spacesFatima Zohra Mezeghrani; 725 - 747
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The magnetic flow on the manifold of oriented geodesics of a three dimensional space formYamile Godoy and Marcos Salvai; 749 - 763
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Pointwise estimates for ground states of some classes of positivity preserving operatorsAli Beldi, Nedra Belhaj Rhouma, and Ali BenAmor; 765 - 793
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Invariant stably complex structures on topological toric manifoldsHiroaki Ishida; 795 - 806
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Rational Laurent series with purely periodic $\beta$-expansionsFarah Abbes and Mohamed Hbaib; 807 - 816
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A note on generalized radix representations and dynamical systemsManfred G. Madritsch and Attila Pethő; 817 - 825
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Algebraic versus topological entropy for surfaces over finite fieldsHélène Esnault and Vasudevan Srinivas; 827 - 846
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