Book Review: Classes of linear operators, Volume 2

Book Review: Cryptonomicon, Volume 46, Number 11

Of course, cryptography is necessary for a project such as the data haven, and, as the title would imply, discussions of codes and ciphers run throughout the book. Mathematicians with a background in cryptanalysis might be especially interested in a new output-feedback mode stream cipher formally introduced in this book for the first time. The code is described in greater detail in an appendix ...

Book review - Development/Zebrafish Issue, Volume 123

The December 1996 issue of Development, being a separate volume of the journal, is unusual in that it is entirely dedicated to developmental studies in the zebrafish (Danio rerio). It contains original research articles documenting the results of international research efforts to identify and functionally describe genes that regulate development in zebrafish. The majority of research contributi...

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Some equivalence classes of operators on B(H)

Review of Linear Operators and their Spectra

Brian Davies (King’s College London) has had a long and distinguished career in the functional analysis/mathematical physics interface, including the authorship of classics like Quantum theory of open systems (1976), One-parameter semigroups (1980), Heat kernels and spectral theory (1989), and Spectral theory and differential operators (1995). He subsequently shocked at least his mathematical a...