Recent progress in Fourier analysis: proceedings of the Seminar on Fourier Analysis held in El Escorial, Spain, June 30-July 5, 1983

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Recent Progress in Fourier Analysis
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Functions of LP-Bounded Pseudo-Differential Operators Original Research Article
Pages 3-11
Josefina Alvarez Alonso

On Problems Related to Theorems A and B with Estimates Original Research Article
Pages 13-22
E. Amar

The Dual of the Bergman Space A1 in the Tube Over the Spherical Cone Original Research Article
Pages 23-32
David Bekolle

Boundary Value Problems for the Laplace Equation in Lipschitzian Domains Original Research Article
Pages 33-48
A.P. Calderón

Radial Fourier Multipliers and Associated Maximal Functions Original Research Article
Pages 49-56
Anthony Carbery

Restriction Lemmas, Spherical Summation, Maximal Functions, Square Functions and All That Original Research Article
Pages 57-64
A. Córdoba

Ensembles Aleatoires ET Dimensions Original Research Article
Pages 65-121
Jean-Pierre Kahane

Kato\'s Square Roots of Accretive Operators and Cauchy Kernels on Lipschitz Curves are the Same Original Research Article
Pages 123-143
C. Kenig, Y. Meyer

Continuite Sur Les Espaces De Holder Et De Sobolev Dbs Operateurs Definis Par Des Integrales Singulieres Original Research Article
Pages 145-172
Y. Meyer

Analytic Families of Banach Spaces and Some of their Uses Original Research Article
Pages 173-201
Richard Rochberg, Guido Weiss

Some Maximal Inequalities Original Research Article
Pages 203-214
José-L. Rubio De Francia

A Fatou Theorem and a Maximal Function Not Invariant Under Translation Original Research Article
Pages 215-220
Peter Sjögren

A Counter-Example for the Disc Multiplier Original Research Article
Pages 221-227
Per Sjölin

Three Variations on the Theme of Maximal Functions Original Research Article
Pages 229-244
E.M. Stein

Estimates for Finite Expansions of Gegenbauer and Jacobi Polynomials Original Research Article
Pages 245-253
Mitchell H. Taibleson

Balls Defined by Vector Fields Original Research Article
Pages 255-268
Stephen Wainger