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Analysis of the Ahlfors Beurling operator lecture notes for the summer school at the University of Seville 2013

Analysis of the Ahlfors Beurling operator lecture notes for the summer school at the University of Seville 2013

Analysis of the Ahlfors Beurling operator lecture notes for the summer school at the University of Seville 2013

This note contains below topics, Prologue, Notation and main protagonists, Motivation, Unweighted estimates for Tn, Spectral theory for T, Open questions.

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