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List of research outcomes

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PublicationDate of PublicationType
Function spaces and fixed point properties: A Galois connection
Semigroup Forum
1979-01-01Paper
Invariant means and fixed point properties on completely regular spaces
Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society
1977-01-01Paper
Korovkin theorems for adapted spaces with respect to a positive operator
Mathematische Annalen
1976-01-01Paper
Lototsky-Schnabl functions on compact convex sets
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
1976-01-01Paper
Facial Quotients of Bauer Simplexes
Journal of the London Mathematical Society
1975-01-01Paper
Note on a generalized Bohman-Korovkin theorem
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications
1974-01-01Paper
Uniqueness of invariant means on certain introverted spaces
Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society
1973-01-01Paper
A categorical approach to invariant means and fixed point properties
Semigroup Forum
1972-01-01Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3350598 (Why is no real title available?)1970-01-01Paper
An extremal property for certain spaces of lower semi-continuous functions
Mathematische Zeitschrift
1968-01-01Paper
The Choquet boundary and extreme sets
Mathematische Zeitschrift
1967-01-01Paper
Relative Choquet and Silov boundaries.
Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik (Crelles Journal)
1967-01-01Paper
Relative Choquet and Silov boundaries.
Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik (Crelles Journal)
1967-01-01Paper
Note on Pointwise Convergence on the Choquet Boundary
Canadian Mathematical Bulletin
1967-01-01Paper
Relations of a paper of Ky Fan to a theorem of Krein-Milman type
Mathematische Zeitschrift
1965-01-01Paper
A Choquet Boundary for the Product of Two Compact Spaces1965-01-01Paper


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