Harmonic Analysis and Operator Theory.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Nuclear Hankel matrices and orthogonal trigonometric polynomials -- An invariant submean value property and hyponormal Toeplitz operators -- The commutator of the ergodic Hilbert transform -- The homogeneous space of representations of a nuclear C* -algebra -- On the Nagy-Foias-Parrott commutant lifting theorem -- Weighted Bergman projections in domains of finite type in C2 -- Commutators of singular integrals and fractional integrals on homogeneous spaces -- A note on the Besov-Lipschitz and Triebel-Lizorkin spaces -- Nonlinear superposition on spaces of analytic functions -- A version of Cotlar's lemma for LP spaces and some applications -- Julia operators and the Schur algorithm -- Weighted Hp spaces for one sided maximal functions -- A direct proof of a theorem of representation of multilinear operators on ∏Co(Ti) -- Compact perturbations of operators on Kreǐn spaces -- Almost-orthogonality and weighted inequalities -- On the extension of intertwining operators -- A new atomic decomposition for the Triebel-Lizorkin spaces -- Commutators of parabolic singular integrals -- Local behavior of Riemann's function -- On the spectra of the higher dimensional Maxwell operators on nonsmooth domains -- Almost periodic factorization: An analogue of Chebotarev's algorithm -- On the IVP for the nonlinear Schrödinger equations -- Unitary dilations of contractive representations of H∞ (D2) -- Noether and normalization theories for a class of singular integral operators with Carleman shift and unbounded coefficients -- Estimates for generalized Poisson integrals in a half space -- Wavelet analysis, local Fourier analysis, and 2-microlocalization -- The role of cancellation in interpolation theory -- An extension of Naimark's dilation theorem to Krein spaces -- Approximation by analytic operator-valued functions.

Character sums and explicit estimates for L-functions -- On the resolvent of the dyadic paraproduct, and a nonlinear operation on RHp weights -- On an analogue of the Wold decomposition for a π-semi-unitary operator and its model representation -- Maximal estimates for oscillatory integrals with concave phase -- Algebras of multilinear forms on groups.

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