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... contain this page, verbatim and in its entirety An Introduction to the Theory of Numbers c 1957 Leo Moser ISBN 1-9 3170 5-0 1-1 Published by The Trillia Group, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA First published: ... introduction to the elementary theory of numbers I use the word “elementary” both in the technical sense—complex variable theory is to be a...
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... Studies in Advanced Mathematics Elementary Introduction to the Theory of Pseudodifferential Operators Studies in Advanced Mathematics Series Editor Steven G Krantz Washington University in ... unified the theory The best account on the origins of distribution theory is to be found in the introduction of Schwartz [61]: this theory has roo...