By Michael Cwikel, Jaak Peetre, Yoram Sagher, Hans E. Wallin
This seminar is a unfastened continuation of 2 prior meetings held in Lund (1982, 1983), almost always dedicated to interpolation areas, which led to the booklet of the Lecture Notes in arithmetic Vol. 1070. This explains the prejudice in the direction of that topic. the assumption this time was once, despite the fact that, to collect mathematicians additionally from different comparable components of research. to stress the historic roots of the topic, the gathering is preceded via a lecture at the lifetime of Marcel Riesz.
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