Complex and Harmonic Analysis contains 23 original and fully refereed chapters, developed from presentations at a conference at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, held in May 2006.

Complex and Harmonic Analysis represents a valuable overview of current research in the mathematical area of complex and harmonic analysis.

Among the subjects investigated are:

• Geometric Function Theory and Complex Iteration
• Function Spaces and Composition Operators
• Extremal Problems, Potential Theory
• Maximal Functions, Analysis on Manifolds

Contents

1. The Mathematical Work of Nikos Danikas
2. Danikas Measures
3. More Results on Functional Avoidance
4. Schwarzian Derivatives of Analytic and Harmonic Functions
5. The Farthest Point Distance Function
6. A Survey of Certain Extremal Problems for Non-Vanishing Analytic Functions
7. Iteration in the Unit Disk: The Parabolic Zoo
8. Rigidity Results for Holomorphic Mappings on the Unit Disk
9. Geometry of Polynomials and Majorization Theory
10. Weighted Hardy Spaces for the Unit Disc: Approximation Properties
11. Composition Operators on the Minimal Space Invariant Under Möbius Transformations
12. The Characterization of the Carleson Measures for Analytic Besov Spaces: A Simple Proof
13. S-Toeplitz Composition Operators
14. Riemann-Stieltjes Operators Between Weighted Bergman Spaces
15. Approximation by Translates of Entire Functions
16. Universal Taylor Series on a Non-Simply Connected Domain and Hadamard-Ostrowski Gaps
17. Boundary Extension of m-Homeomorphisms
18. Covering the Plane by Rotations of a Lattice Arrangement of Disks
19. On Certain Hardy-Littlewood Type Maximal Operators
20. On the Restriction of the Fourier Transform to Polynomial Curves
21. Spectral Multipliers on Kleinian Groups
22. Bounds of the Heat Kernel Derivatives on Hyperbolic Spaces

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