An Index and Other Useful Information

82 Pages·1975·3.12 MB·English

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Lecture Notes in
Mathematics
Edited by A. Dold and 8. Eckmann
1-500
An Index
and Other Usefullnformation
Springer-Verlag
Berlin Heidelberg GmbH 1975
ISBN 978-1-4899-4583-9 ISBN 978-1-4899-4581-5 (eBook)
DOI 10.1007/978-1-4899-4581-5
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Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1975
Originally published by Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York in 1975
Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition 1975
Table of Contents
Publishers' Preface
Editors' Remarks 3
The Books 5
The Authors 45
The Subjects 67
Essentials for the Preparation of Camera-Ready
Manuscripts • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • 73
Publication of Proceedings of Congresses, Symposia,
etc., in the Lecture NotesSeries ••••.••••.•.••••.•••••• 77
Publisher's Preface
This publication of a cornplete listing tagether with author/editor and
subject indexes seerns a useful and appropriate way to celebrate the
appearance of the SOOth volurne of Lecture Notes in Mathematics.
In 1964, informal discussions between a nurober of rnathernaticians and
editors of Springer-Verlag led to the founding of the series. It was
born out of the desire to irnprove the distribution of interesting though
informal and highly specialized lectures, serninar notes and expository
accounts of new developrnents. Forrnerly such papers were disserninated
as rnirneographed notes to a srnall "in-group" and were otherwise hard to
obtain.
In starting this service to the rnathernatical cornrnunity, we could not
foresee its rnarnrnoth growth and ultirnate popularity. In retrospect it
becornes clear that the success of the series is to no srnall extent due
to the early involvernent of excellent rnathernaticians both as authors
and editors.
Vle should also like to point out the exernplary cooperation between our
production departrnent and a printing house which grew with the series
and did indeed set standards for the handling of sornetirnes difficult
to reproduce rnanuscripts, not to rnention the administrative problerns
that occur if you publish five to six volurnes a rnonth with different
rnailing schedules to authors, editors, conference participants and
standing order custorners.
Vle are a little proud that we have been able to rnaintain the inforrnality
of the pioneering days and through it are still able to keep to sorne
boundary conditions which had to be rnet to rnake the series worthwhile:
1. The price should be cornparatively low
2. The production time should be very short
3. The authors should be able to rnaintain their service
to their peer group
4. They should not be bound by contractual restrictions concerning
publication of their material in other form.
Sorne adjustrnents which had to be rnade in editorial rnatters are described
in the contribution by Albrecht Dold and Beno Eckmann who have devoted
an irnrneasurable arnount of time and energy to the handling of the series.
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We also wish to thank the advisors of our various subseriesl who brought
contributions that originated in their departments into the series there
by giving them a wider distribution and making the series more worth
while.
Some figures in perspective may be interesting and explain some of the
difficulties in handling such an active series. Well over a million
copies have been printed in nearly twelve years and more than 600.000
copies have been sold - many of these are individual sales through the
book trade and less than 30% are sold by standing orders. This accounts
for a considerable storage and handling problern which becomes more evi
dent if one considers the availability of Lecture Notes through book
stores all over the world. A rough distribution in sales per country
is given in the following table:
USA Japan F.R. of Germany India Great Britai~
(including sales
to exporters)
30% 20% 1515% 6% 415%
France Italy Spain Switzerland Rest
4% 217% 1 6% 1 5% "'20%
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All efforts to publish high level research rely heavily on the critical
cooperation of those who produce and consume this literature and we
should like to invitel very explicitely all comments and suggestions
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for publications. As publishers we try to steer a balanced course
between economic conditions that make our enterprise possible and
scientific needs that make our efforts worth their while.
Editors' Remarks
Springer-Verlag kindly invited us to write a contribution to the present
index-issue which marks the appearance of the SOOth volume of the
series. ''Je are happy to use this opportuni ty to thank Springer-Verlag
and, of course, authors, referees and advisors for having made the
series and its rapid growth possible. The very efficient and under
standing cooperation of the publisher greatly facilitated the task of
the editors, and we would like to comment here on our editorial work.
The idea of the Lecture Notes series has been, since its beginning, to
make advanced mathematics lectures available to a large public. These
lectures may be either special courses, seminars, etc., or conference
talks. Thus there are, roughly speaking, two types of Lecture Notes
volumes: monographs and proceedings; in both cases they shoulä reflect
as far as possible, the original character of the lectures, but, of
course, the criteria must be different for these two types.
As to Lecture Notes monographs, preference is given to those manuscripts
which are genuine "lecture notes" in character. In particular, they
should be reasonably self-contained and rounded off. Thus they may, and
often will, not only present results of the author but also related work
by other people. Furthermore, the manuscript should provide sufficient
motivation, examples and applications. This clearly distinguishes
Lecture Notes manuscripts from journal articles which are usually re
quired to be very concise. Articles intended for a journal but too long
to be accepted by most journals, usually do not have this "lecture
notes" character. For similar reasons it is unusual for Ph.D. theses
or manuscripts based on theses to be accepted for the Lecture Notes
series.
As for Lecture Notes proceedings, the criteria are incorporated on the
information sheet (printed at the end of this volume) which is sent to
people inquiring about the publication of a conference in the Lecture
Notes. They sometimes create new problems: if some of the contributions
to a proceedings volume are not compatible with the criteria, the or
ganizers of the conference often plead for an exception whereas we argue
for omission of these contributions - otherwise the criteria would be
come unusable. Most critical in this respect are resume- or announce
ment-type contributions. Their interest for the reader is usually short
lived, and there are other adequate possibilities for quick publication
of announcements.
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Generally speaking, Lecture Notes "aim to report ... quickly, informally,
at high level ... ", as it says on the back cover- we should add "at
reasonable prices", and perhaps some other qualifications. Clearly this
program entails problems. High level requires competent referees. The
referee usually needs time to arrive at a founded conclusion, and this
conflicts wi th "quickly". Informali ty may get in conflict wi th. the aim
for high level. Such problems are more or less familiar and can be
settled by reasonable compromises. The real difficulty is the ever in
creasing nurober of acceptable manuscripts which we receive on the one
hand and the limited nurober of volumes which can be published on the
other hand. Springer-Verlag considers publication of 60 volumes ner
year as the limit above which production, price policy, sales, standing
orders, etc. become unmanageable. How should one select 60 out of al
mest the double nurober of acceptable manuscripts? Clearly, further
criteria have to be used which are not based on quality alone.
As a first measure, short manuscripts of less than 100 pages are ex
cluded since 1971. This was justified by the fact that thin volumes are
too expensive per page; nowadays even 100 page volumes cost too much per
page. In special cases two or more thin manuscripts can be combined
into one volume - if the subjects are close enough and if the authors
agree. One also tried to concentrate different conferences into one
volume. Fattening the volumes does not solve the problems, of course.
We are further trying to keep the Lecture Notes program reasonably
balanced with respect to the various areas of mathematics. Acceptable
manuscripts may be declined because the subject is very specialized, or
because it is already well represented by Lecture Notes volumes which
are recently published or are to be published shortly. One might say
that the additional criteria for selecting manuscripts are oriented
towards the interest of readers rather than of authors. However, the
prime concern will always be quality which is in the interest of both,
authors and readers.
The Books
1 Warmer, J.: Seminar über Funktionen-Aigebren. Berkeley noles by McCiendon. 1966. IV,45 pages
1964. IV,30 Seilen. Out of print DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03596-6)
(3-540-03178-2)
14 Werner, H.: Vorlesung über
2 Borel, A.: Cohomologie des Especes Localement Approximalionslheorie. 1966. IV, 184 Seilen und 12
Compacts d'apres J. Leray. Exposes faits au Seminaire Seilen Anhang
de Topologie algebrique de I'Ecole Polytechnique DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03597-4)
Federale au printemps 1951. Troisieme edition 1964.
Vll,93 pages 15 Oort, F.: Commulalive Group Schemes. 1966.
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03179-0) VI, 133 pages
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03598-2)
3 Adams, J. F.: Stable Homotopy Theory. Lectures
delivered at the Universily of California at Berkeley 16 Pfanzagl, J.; Pierlo, W.: Compact Systems of Sets.
1961. Notes by Vasquez, A. T. Third edition 1969. 1966. IV,48 pages
111,78 pages DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03599-0)
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-04598-8)
17 Müller, C.: Spherical Harmonics. 1966. IV,46
pages
4 Arkowifz, M.; Curjel, C. R.: Groups of Homolopy DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03600-8)
Classes. (Rank formulas and homolopy-commulativity)
Secend revised edition 1967. IV,35 pages 18 Brinkmann, H. 8.: Kategorien und Funkloren.
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03900-7) Nach einer Vorlesung von Puppe, D. 1966. XII, 107
Seilen. Out of print
5 Serre, J.-P.: Cohomologie Galoisienne. Cours au (3-540-0360 1-6)
College de France, 1962 - 1963. Quatrieme edition
1973. Vll,217 pages 19 Stolzenberg, G.: Volumes, Limits and Extensions
DM 22,- $ 9.10 (3-540-06084-7) of Analylic Varielies. 1966. IV,45 pages
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03602-4)
6 Hermes, H.: -Term Logic with Choice Operator. First
English edition revised and enlarged from the first 20 Hartshorne, R.: Residues and Duality. Leelure
German edilion 1970. 111,55 pages Noles of a Seminar on lhe work of A. Grothendieck
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-04899-5) given al Harvard 1963 /64. 1966. Vll1,423 pages
DM 22,- $ 9.10 (3-540-03603-2)
7 Tondeur, P.: lntrodudion to Lie Groups and
Transformation Groups. Secend edition 1969. VII, 17 6 21 Seminar on Complex Multiplication. By Borel,
A.; Chowla, S.; Herz, C. S.; lwasawa, K.; Serre, J. P.
pages
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-04599-6) 1966. IV, 10 2 pages
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03604-0)
8 Fichera, G.: Linear Elliptic Differential Systemsand Serre, Statement of results; Serre, Modular forms; Bore/,
Eigenvalue Problems. 1965. IV, 176 pages. Out of print Class invariants I; Bore/, Class invariants.ll; lwasawa, Class
fields; Chowla, Remarks on class-invariants and related
topics; Herz, Construction of class fields; Herz, Computation
9 lvanescu, P. L.: Pseudo-Boolean Programming and of singular j-invariants.
Applicalions. Presented at the Colloquium on
Mathematics and Cybernetics in the Economy, Berlin, 22 Bauer, H.: Harmonische Räume und ihre
October 1964. 1965. IV,50 pages Polenlialtheorie. 1966. IV, 175 Seilen
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03352-1) DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03605-9)
10 Lüneburg, H.: Die Suzukigruppen und ihre 23 lvanescu, P. L.; Rudeanu, S.: Pseudo-Boolean
Geometrien. 1965. VI, 111 Seilen Melhods for Bivalent Programming. 1966. 120 pages
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03353-X) DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03606-7)
11 Serre, J.-P.: Algebre Leeale Multiplicites. Cours au 24 Lambek, J.: Campleiions of Categories. 1966.
College de France, 1957 - 1958. Redige par Gabriel, IV,70 pages
P. Tr oisieme edition 197 5. X, 160 pages DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03607-5)
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-07028-1)
25 Narasimhan, R.: lntroduction to the Theory of
12 Dold, A.: Halbexakte Homolopiefunkloren. 1966. Analytic Spaces. 1966. IV, 143 pages
II, 157 Seilen DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03608-3)
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03595-8)
26 Meyer, P. A.: Processus de Markov. 1967. IV, 190
13 Thomas, E.: Seminar on Fiber Spaces. Ledures pages
delivered in 1964 in Berkeley and 1965 in Zürich. DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-0390 1-5)
6
27 Künzi, H. P.; Tan, S. T.: Lineare Optimierung Kontinuum-Hypothese und des Auswahlaxioms.
großer Systeme. 1966. VI, 121 Seilen Ausgearbeitet von Leven, F. J. 1967. X, 17 6 Seilen
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03609-1) DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03908-2)
28 Conner, P. E.; Floyd, E. E.: The Relation of 38 Differentialrechnung in der analytischen
Cobordism lo K-Theories. 1966. VIII, 112 pages Geometrie. By Berger, R.; Kiehl, R.; Kunz, E.; Naslold,
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-0361 0-5) H. J. 1967. IV, 134 Seilen
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03909-0)
29 Chandrasekharan, K.: Einführung in die
Analytische Zahlentheorie. 1966. VI, 199 Seilen 39 Seminaire de Probabilites I. Universile de
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03611-3)
Slrasbourg Novembre 1966 -Fevrier 1967. 1967.
30 Frölicher, A.; Bucher, W.: Calculus in Veclor II, 189 pages
Spaces wilhoul Norm. 1966. X, 146 pages DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-0391 0-4)
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03612-1) Avanissian, Sur l'harmonicite des fonctions separement
harmoniques; Cairoli, Semi-groupes de transition et fonctions
31 Symposium on Probability Methods in excessives; Courrege, Noyaux singuliers operant sur les
fonctions hölderiennes et noyaux regularisants;
Analysis. Leclures delivered al a Symposium al Oel/acherie, Un complement au theoreme de Stone·Weier·
Loulraki, Greece, 22.5. lo 4.6.66. Chairman: Kappas, strass; Fernique, Series de distributions aleatoires independan·
D. A. 1967. IV,329 pages tes (2 exposes); Meyer, Integrales stochastiques (4 exposes);
Meyer, Sur un theoreme de Deny; Weil, Retournement du
DM 22,- $ 9.10 (3-540-03902-3) temps dans les processus markoviens; Weil, Resolvantes en
Badrikian, Remarques sur les theoremes de Bochner et dualite.
P. Levy; Bauer, Recent developments in axiomatic potential
theory; Bier/ein, Uber wesentlich indefinite Spiele; Brelot, 40 Tits, J.: Tabellen zu den einfachen Lie Gruppen
La topologie fine en theorie du potential; Bretagnol/e, Oacunha· und ihren Darstellungen. 1967. Vl,53 Seilen
Castelfe, Krivine, Lais stablas et espaces LP; Chatterji,
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Faktorisierung von Differentialoperat1onen; Fieger, Die Anzahl
der Niveaudurchgänge und der lokalen Maximalstellen von 41 Grothendieck, A.: Local Cohomology. A Seminar
Gaußsehen Prozessen; Georgiou, Vektorwertige Masse und
Zufallsvariable auf Boolesche Algebren und der Satz von given al Harvard Universily, fall 1961. Noles by
Radon-Nikodym; Grenander, Towards a theory of patterns; Harlshorne, R. 1967. VI, 106 pages
Guber, On the potential theory of linear, homogeneaus DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03912-0)
parabolic partial differential equations of second order;
Jacobs, Invariant and non~ invariant measures; Kappas,
Representation of abstract L·spaces; Kel/erer, Extensions of 42 Berglund, J. F.; Hofmann, K. H.: Compacl
stationary processes; Kenda/1, Renewal sequences and their Semilopological Semigroups and Weakly Almost
arithmetic; Kounias, Optimal bounded control with linear
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Poulsen, On a Fourier transform in infinitely many dimensions; DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03913-9)
Loynes, Some problems arising from spectral analysis;
Lukacs, Analytical methods in probability theory; Metivier,
Martingales il valeurs vectorielles application illa derivation; 43 Quillen, D. G.: Homolopical Algebra. 1967.
Neveu, Atomes conditionnels d'espaces de probalite de VI, 157 pages
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finite semigroups; Schmetterer, On superefficiency; Spitzer, 44 Urbanik, K.: Leclures on Prediclion Theory.
The explicit Martin boundary constructions; Tartrat, Structure Prepared for publicalion by Rosenmüller, J. 1967.
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J. G. Sinai on dynamical systems. DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03915-5)
32 Andre, M.: Methode Simpliciale en Algebre 45 Wilansky, A.: Topics in Fundianal Analysis.
Homologique el Algebre Commulalive. 1967. IV, 122 Noles by Laverell, W. D. 1967. VI, 102 pages
pages > DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03916-3)
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33 Targonski, G. 1.: Seminar on Fundianal Operators 46 Conner, P. E.: Seminar on Periodic Mops. 1967.
IV, 1 16 pages
and Equalions. 1967. IV, 110 pages
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34 Bredon, G. E.: Equivarianl Cohomology Theories. 47 Reports of the Midwest Category Seminar I. By
1967. Vl,64 pages Benabou, J.; Davis, R.; Dold, A.; lsbell, J.; Maclane, S.;
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03905-8) Oberst, U.; Roos, J. E. 1967. IV, 181 pages
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35 Bhatia, N. P.; Szegö, G. P.: Dynamical Systems:
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Projective classes and acyclic models; Oavis, Equational
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Roos, Locally distributive spectral categories and strongly
36 Borel, A.: To pics in lhe Homology Theory of Fibre regular rings.
Bundles. Noles by Holpern, E. 1967. IV,95 pages
DM 18,- $ 7.40 (3-540-03907-4) 48 Rham, G. de; Maumary, S.; Kervaire, M. A.:
Torsion el Type Simple d'Homolopie. 1967. IV, 101
37 Jensen, R. B.: Modelle der Mengenlehre. pages
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