Tohoku Mathematical Journal

Volume 7, Number 3

1955

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Miscellaneous front pages, Tohoku Math. J., Volume 7, Number 3 (1955)
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On convex mappingYosio Mutô; 141 - 145
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Affine transformations in a Riemannian manifoldShigeru Ishihara and Morio Obata; 146 - 150
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Almost Hermitian structure on $S^6$Tetsuzo Fukami and Shigeru Ishihara; 151 - 156
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On asymptotic conjugate pointsYasuo Nasu; 157 - 165
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On the strong law of large numbersShigeru Tsurumi; 166 - 170
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On pseudorecurrence in topological dynamical systemsTakuya Saeki; 171 - 176
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On the invariants of $W^*$-algebrasNoboru Suzuki; 177 - 185
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On automorphisms of $W^*$-algebras leaving the center elementwise invariantNoboru Suzuki; 186 - 191
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Generalized approximately finite $W^*$-algebrasYosinao Misonou; 192 - 205
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Positive definite function and direct product Hilbert spaceHisaharu Umegaki; 206 - 211
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On the theory of univalent functionsToshio Umezawa; 212 - 228
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Note on Dirichlet series, XIV. On the singularities of Dirichlet series, VIChuji Tanaka; 229 - 239
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On the Euler summability of a class of Dirichlet seriesV. F. Cowling; 240 - 242
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Absolute convergence of Fourier expansionsShin-ichi Izumi and Tamotsu Tsuchikura; 243 - 251
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On the Cesàro summability of Fourier series, IIMasakiti Kinukawa; 252 - 264
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On the Cesàro summability of Fourier series, IIKôsi Kanno; 265 - 278
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Riemann-Cesàro methods of summabilityHiroshi Hirokawa; 279 - 295
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Remarks and errata: ``Uniform convergence of some trigonometrical series''Hiroshi Hirokawa; 297 - 298
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Miscellaneous back pages, Tohoku Math. J., Volume 7, Number 3 (1955)
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