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Based on the classical ideas of d'Alembert (function spaces), Green (singular integrals, mean value), Ostrogradskij (divergence and partial differential operators), Poisson (singular integrals, boundary values), Gauss (nontangential limit), Cauchy (singular integrals), Riemann (integration), Carl Neumann (complex solution for Laplacian in the plane), and Prym (energy integral) in potential and function theories, author proceeds to detail the generalization and development of these ideas by Zygmund, Calderón and a cast of hundreds, circa 1940-1990. The story is that of the delicate separation of the theory from its first technically correct setting by Carl Neumann using complex function theory in the plane, to tease out the technical function theory requirements needed to make the proofs work for functions of real variables, to choose the appropriate function spaces, to display the new methods required for operators, for various types of singularities. There are 74 items in the bibliography. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0932.00088].
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