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- A Condition for Diagonability of Matrices
- A Dual of Dilworth's Decomposition Theorem
- A Footnote to a Minimum Problem of Mordell
- A NOTE ON MATRIX POLYNOMIALS
- A Note on Cyclotomic Polynomials
- A Note on Normal Matrices
- A Theorem on Sets of Coprime Integers
- A theorem on common transversals
- A trace inequality of John von Neumann
- Additive Prime Number Theory
- An Existence Theorem for Infinite Matrices
- An Inequality for Positive Definite Matrices
- An Inequality of the Markov–Bernstein Type for Polynomials
- An algorithm relating to symmetric matrices
- An inequality for characteristic roots and singular values of complex matrices
- Applications of the notion of independence to problems of combinatorial analysis
- Arithmetical Pattern Problems Relating to Divisibility by r th Powers*
- Combinatorial problems on the existence of large submatrices. I
- Combinatorial problems on the existence of large submatrices. II
- Combinatorial theorems and integral matrices
- Comments on Chebycheff's inequality
- Comments on certain combinatorial theorems of Ford and Fulkerson
- Diagonal Elements of Orthogonal Matrices
- Even doubly-stochastic matrices
- Extreme points of certain convex polytopes
- Group membership in rings of various types
- Hall's criterion as a 'self-refining' result
- Inequalities and existence theorems in the theory of matrices
- Inequalities for certain Classes of Convex Functions
- Inequalities for normal and Hermitian matrices
- Majorization of vectors and inequalities for convex functions
- Matrices with Prescribed Characteristic Roots and Diagonal Elements
- Maximum Principles in matrix theory
- Monotonicity
- NOTE ON AN ASYMPTOTIC FORMULA CONNECTED WITH r-FREE INTEGERS
- Note on a theorem of Carlitz
- On Coprime Values Taken by Given Polynomials
- On a convex set of matrices
- On the Trace of Matrix Products
- PARTIAL SUMS OF ZEROS OF A POLYNOMIAL
- Partitioned transversals
- Problems of Arithmetical Geometry
- Proofs of Two Theorems on Doubly-Stochastic Matrices
- Remarks on an existence theorem in matrix theory due to A. Horn
- Results and problems in the theory of doubly-stochastic matrices
- SYMMETRIC GAUGE FUNCTIONS AND UNITARILY INVARIANT NORMS
- Some applications of a minimum principle in linear algebra
- Spectral properties of doubly-stochastic matrices
- Summation formulae involving arithmetic functions
- Systems of representatives
- TRANSVERSALS OF SUBSETS
- The Distribution of Positive Elements in Doubly-Stochastic Matrices
- The Distribution of Values of the Divisor Function d(n)
- The Number of Representations of an Integer as the Sum of a Prime and a k-Free Integer
- The additive properties of integers of a certain class
- The areal spread of matrices
- The distribution of values of the partition function in residue classes
- The norms of adjugate and inverse matrices
- The rank formula of Nash-Williams as a source of covering and packing theorems
- The spread of a matrix
- Transversal theory and the study of abstract independence
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