By Melvyn B. Nathanson (auth.), David Chudnovsky, Gregory Chudnovsky (eds.)
This notable quantity is devoted to Mel Nathanson, a number one authoritative specialist for numerous many years within the sector of combinatorial and additive quantity idea. Nathanson's various effects were commonly released in first-class journals and in a few very good graduate textbooks (GTM Springer) and reference works. For a number of many years, Mel Nathanson's seminal principles and ends up in combinatorial and additive quantity thought have motivated graduate scholars and researchers alike. The invited survey articles during this quantity replicate the paintings of unique mathematicians in quantity concept, and characterize quite a lot of very important themes in present research.
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