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Plenary lectures. 1. Evaluation of Sylvester type determinants using orthogonal polynomials / R. Askey. 2. Geometric analysis on subRiemannian manifolds / O. Calin, D. C. Chang and P. Greiner. 3. A survey of Hardy type theorems / S. Thangavelu -- Approximation theory. 4. Optimal sk-spline approximation of Sobolev's classes on the 2-sphere / C. Grandison and A. Kushpel. 5. sk-spline approximation on the Torus / A. Kushpel. 6. Entropy numbers of Sobolev and Besov classes on homogeneous spaces / A. Kushpel and S. Tozoni. 7. Operator equations and best approximation problems in reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces with Tikhonov regularization / S. Saitoh, T. Matsuura and M. Asaduzzaman -- Banach apaces of analytic functions. 8. Finite Fourier transforms and the zeros of the Riemann [symbol]-function / G. Csordas and C. C. Yang. 9. B[symbol], Q[symbol] spaces and harmonic majorants / E. Ramírez de Arellano, L. F. Reséndis O. and L. M. Tovar S. 10. The (t,[symbol])-lattice and decomposition theory for function spaces / Irfan Ul-haq and Zhijian Wu -- Boundary value problems and integral equations. 11. On a generalization of the N. A. Davydov theorem / O. F. Gerus and M. Shapiro. 12. Dual integral equations method for some mixed boundary value problems / J. M. Rappoport. 13. One parameter-dependent nonlinear elliptic boundary value problems arising in population dynamics / K. Umezu -- Complex and functional analytic methods in partial differential equations. 14. Combined integral representations / H. Begehr. 15. Remarks on quantum differential operators / R. Carroll. 16. The inverse monodromy problem in a class of Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equations / V. Golubeva. 17. Reduction of two dimensional Neumann and mixed boundary value problems to Dirichlet boundary value problems / M. Jahanshahi. 18. Lipschitz type inequalities for a domain dependent Neumann Eigenvalue problem for the Laplace operator / Pier Domenico Lamberti and Massimo Lanza de Cristoforis. 19. Half Robin problems for the Dirac operator in the unit ball of R[symbol](m[symbol]3) / Zhenyuan Xu -- Harmonic analysis and partial differential equations. 20. Problems related to the analytic representation of tempered distributions / C. Carton-Lebrun. 21. Strong unique continuation for generalized Baouendi-Grushin operators / N. Garofalo and D. Vassilev. 22. Schoenberg's theorem for positive definite functions on Heisenberg groups / J. Kim and M. W. Wong. 23. Weak and strong solutions for pseudo-differential operators / M. W. Wong -- Hemivariational inequalities and applications. 24. Comparison results for quasilinear elliptic hemivariational inequalities / S. Carl. 25. Hemivariational inequalities modeling dynamic viscoelastic contact problems with friction / S. Migórski. 26. Sensitivity analysis for generalized variational and hemivariational inequalities / B. S. Mordukhovich -- Hyperbolic problems : degeneracies, nonlinearities and global existence. 27. A smoothing property of Schrodinger equations and a global existence result for derivative nonlinear equations / M. Sugimoto and M. Ruzhansky. 28. Existence and blow up for a wave equation with a cubic convolution / K. Tsutaya. 29. Zeros and signs of solutions for some reaction-diffusion systems / H. Uesaka -- Inverse problems. 30. Constructions of approximate solutions for linear differential equations by reproducing kernels and inverse problems / M. Asaduzzaman, T. Matsuura and S. Saitoh. 31. Ultrasound as a diagnostic tool to determine osteoporosis / J. L. Buchanan, R. P. Gilbert and Y. Xu. 32. Remarks on quantum KdV / R. Carroll. 33. A mathematical model of ductal carcinoma in situ and its characteristic patterns / Y. Xu -- Nonlinear analysis and applications. 34. Classical dynamics of quantum variations / M. Kondratieva and S. Sadov -- Orthogonal polynomials and special functions. 35. On the zeros of a transcendental function / M. V. DeFazio and M. E. Muldoon. 36. Evaluation of Sylvester type determinants using block-triangularization / O. Holtz. 37. Square summability with geometric weight for classical orthogonal expansions / D. Karp. 38. The first positive zeros of cylinder functions and of their derivatives / L. Lorch -- Reproducing kernels and related topics. 39. Bergman kernel for complex harmonic functions on some balls / K. Fujita. 40. Applications of reproducing kernels to best appoximations, Tikhonov regularizations and inverse problems / S. Saitoh. 41. Equality conditions for general norm inequalities in reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces / A. Yamada -- Time-frequency analysis, wavelets and applications. 42. Comparing multiresolution SVD with other methods for image compression / R. Ashino ... [et al.]. 43. Non-translation-invariance in principal shift-invariant spaces / J. A. Hogan and J. D. Lakey. 44. Time-frequency spectra of music / J. S. Walker and A. J. Potts -- Toeplitz-like structures in analysis and applied sciences. 45. Dynamics of spectra of Toeplitz operators / S. Grudsky and N. Vasilevski. 46. Operator equalities for singular integral operators and their applications / O. Karelin -- Value distributions of complex functions, generalizations and related topics. 47. On sets of range uniqueness for entire functions / M. T. Alsugaray. 48. Analytic mappings in the tree Mult(K[x]) / K. Boussaf, A. Escassut and N. Maïnetti. 49. Using level curves to count non-real zeros of f" / S. Edwards. 50. The functional equation P(f) = Q(g) in a p-Adic field / A. Escassut and C. C. Yang. 51. Conjectures and counterexamples in dynamics of rational semigroups / R. Stankewitz, T. Sugawa and H. Sumi

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Advances in Analysis by International Society for Analysis, Applications, and Computation. Congress is 556 pages long, and a total of 142,336 words.

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