Pages that link to "Item:Q559421"

The following pages link to Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (Q559421):

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• A direct method of solving systems of linear differential equations of the Fuchsian type. (Q1447647) (← links)
• Canonical forms for ordinary linear differential equations of the second order with periodic coefficients. (Q1447648) (← links)
• On multiform integrals of differential equations. (Q1447649) (← links)
• On systems of total differential equations. (Q1447650) (← links)
• Functions expansible in series. (Q1447662) (← links)
• Simplification of Liouville's method in the theory of elementary functions. (Q1447678) (← links)
• Expansions associated with a regular differential systems of the second order. (Q1447679) (← links)
• Existence and oscillation theorems for second-order differential systems whose boundary conditions contain definite integrals. (Q1447680) (← links)
• On the existence and properties of the solution of a certain differential equation of the second order. (Q1447681) (← links)
• Existence and oscillation theorems for linear non-self-adjoint differential systems of the second order. (Q1447683) (← links)
• Expansion of functions. I, II. (Q1447684) (← links)
• A differential system in \(p\) independent parameters which leads to a multiple series development. (Q1447685) (← links)
• A multiple-parameter differential system which leads to a development of a function in \(p\) variables. (Q1447686) (← links)
• On the series formally satisfying a difference equation whose characteristic equation has irregular roots. (Q1447707) (← links)
• Analytic solutions of the linear difference equation in the irregular case. (Q1447708) (← links)
• An expansion associated with a partial differential equation. (Q1447759) (← links)
• Integration by linear systems of equations of the type \(r+f(s,t)=0\). (Q1447760) (← links)
• On the converse of Euler's theorem for homogeneous functions. (Q1447761) (← links)
• On the essentiality of arbitrary functions. (Q1447762) (← links)
• On the degree of approximation to a harmonic function. (Q1447814) (← links)
• A generalized two-dimensional potential problem. (Q1447828) (← links)
• Logarithmic potential and convergence in the mean of order less than one. (Q1447838) (← links)
• A general Neumann problem for the sphere. (Q1447839) (← links)
• Note on a generalization of a theorem of Bôcher. (Q1447840) (← links)
• Poisson's equation in the plane and other equations of elliptic type. (Q1447841) (← links)
• An auxiliary theorem in the theory of harmonic functions. (Q1447842) (← links)
• The Green's function for systems of differential equations whose coefficients contain a parameter. (Q1447843) (← links)
• On the expansion of a harmonic function in terms of harmonic polynomials. (Q1447844) (← links)
• The summability of Birkhoff series. (Q1447846) (← links)
• A qualitative definition of the sub and super harmonic function. (Q1447847) (← links)
• A method of numerical solution of the problem of Dirichlet for a square. (Q1447848) (← links)
• A solution of \(\nabla ^4=0\) occurring in the problem of viscous fluid motion. (Q1447849) (← links)
• Vector forms of the Euler equation in the calculus of variations and their relation to the Hilbert integral. (Q1447892) (← links)
• On the properties of fields for the Lagrange problem in parametric form. (Q1447894) (← links)
• The type number and rank of a closed extremal and a consequent theory in the large. (Q1447895) (← links)
• Characteristic properties of differential equations of the calculus of variations. (Q1447896) (← links)
• Integrals whose extremals have given differential equations. (Q1447897) (← links)
• A method of determining an integral \(I\) whose extremals are a given family of curves. (Q1447898) (← links)
• A general problem in the calculus of variations. (Q1447899) (← links)
• The probability law for the intensity of a trial period, with data subject to the Gaussian law. (Q1447933) (← links)
• The Gibbs lecture for 1926: Mathematics and the biological sciences. (Q1448012) (← links)
• A wave-theory formulation of a geometry of paths. (Q1448070) (← links)
• On the degree of arbitrariness of the wave equation in the new quantum mechanics. (Q1448071) (← links)
• On the field of radiation. (Q1448072) (← links)
• A diophantine equation connected with the hydrogen spectrum. (Q1448073) (← links)
• On the oscillations of three finite masses near the equilateral triangle solutions. (Q1448165) (← links)
• Note on a certain memoir of Liouville's. (Q1448166) (← links)
• Asymptotic satellites near the equilibrium point in the isosceles triangle solution of the problem of three bodies (elliptic case). (Q1448167) (← links)
• The Trojan asymptotic satellites. (Q1448240) (← links)
• A necessary condition for a planet to be of annular origin. (Q1448241) (← links)