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From the authors' presentation: ``These notes are concerned with the analysis of boundary values of holomorphic functions having appropriate growth estimates and with Cauchy and Poisson integrals in the weighted ultradistribution spaces \({\mathcal D}'(\star,L^s)\)''. In the first chapter they are presented some notions connected with cones in \(R^n\), the Cauchy and Poisson kernels corresponding to tube domains as well as some results which are used in proving boundary value representations. In chapters 2 and 3, after presenting the basic properties of the sequences \((M_p)\), the authors give the definition and the main properties of the spaces \({\mathcal D}((M_p),L^s), {\mathcal D}(\{M_p\},L^s)\) of ultradifferentiable test functions of Beurling respectively Roumieu type as well as of the corresponding spaces of ultradistributions \({\mathcal D}'(\star,L^s)\), \(\star\) signifying \((M_p)\) respectively \(\{M_p\}\). One defines also the space \(S^\star\) and its strong dual, the Fourier and Laplace transforms and, using basic properties of ultradifferential operators generating the respective ultradistribution spaces, they are given structural theorems for these spaces. In the chapter 4 the Cauchy and Poisson kernels are studied as elements of \({\mathcal D}(\star,L^s)\) and then the Cauchy and Poisson integrals are treated as elements of \({\mathcal D}'(\star,L^s)\). For \(s \geq 2\) the use of Cauchy integrals gives a complete boundary value characterization of elements of \({\mathcal D}'(\star,L^s)\). In the last chapter the authors deal with the boundary values of analytic functions in appropriate tube domains. One considers the Fourier transform and suitable generalizations of Hardy spaces within ultradistributions classes for \(r \in (1,2]\) and one shows that the elements of such spaces have boundary values in \({\mathcal D}'((M_p),L^1)\), while appropriate \(L^s\) bounds for \(s \geq 2\) lead to boundary values in \({\mathcal D}'((M_p),L^r)\), \(r \in (1,2]\). By means of almost analytic extensions and Stokes' theorem the authors give the complete boundary value characterisations for the spaces \({\mathcal D}'(\star,L^s)\) with \(s>1\). A very large bibliography connected to these problems is mentioned.