Commutators, Generalized Eigenfunction Expansions and Singular Integral Operators
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(8)- Contraction operators and principal currents
- On partly gentle perturbations. I
- On partly gentle perturbations. II
- Commutators and systems of singular integral equations. I
- On the Spectral Theory of Singular Integral Operators
- Singular integral operators on the unit circle
- Absolutely Continuous Component of a Class of Integral Operators
- Hyponormal Operators Having Real Parts with Simple Spectra
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