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| Ito K. — Encyclopedic Dictionary of Mathematics |
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| Предметный указатель |
Mattuck, Arthur Paul(1930-) 118.E 450.P
Matuda, Tizuko(1923-) 30.r 288.B 288.r 289.r
Matumoto, TAKAO(1946-) 65.C 114.K
Matunaga Yosisuke(1692?-1747) 230 332
Matuzaka, Kazuo(1927-) 7.r 343.r
Matveev, Vladimir Borisovich 387.r
Maunder, Charles Richard Francis 201.r
Maupertuis principle 180.A
Maupertuis, Pierre Louis Moreau de(1698-1759) 180.A 441.B
Maurer — Cartan, differential form of 249.R
Maurer — Cartan, system of differential equations of 249.R
Maurer, Ludwig(1859-?) 249.R
Maurus(c.780-c.856) 372
Mautner, Friedrich Ignaz(1921-) 136.G 308.G 437.EE
Mawhin, Jean 290.r
Maxfield, John E.(1927-) NTR
Maximal (hypersurface in Minkowski space) 275.H
Maximal (ideal) 368.F
Maximal (in prediction theory) 395.D
Maximal (Riemann surface) 367.F
Maximal concentration function 341.E
Maximal condition 311.C
Maximal deficiency (of an algebraic surface) 15.E
Maximal dilatation 352.B
Maximal dissipative operator 251.J
Maximal element (in an ordered set) 311.B
Maximal entropy 136.C 136.H
Maximal ergodic lemma 136.B
Maximal filter 87.I
Maximal function nontangential 168.B
Maximal function radial 168.B
Maximal ideal 67.C 368.F
Maximal ideal space (of a Banach algebra) 36.E
Maximal ideal with respect to S 67.C
Maximal independent system (of an additive group) 2.E
Maximal inequality (= maximal ergodic lemma) 136.B
Maximal invariant statistic 396.I
Maximal k-split torus 13.Q
Maximal operator 112.E
Maximal order 27.A
Maximal prime divisor (of an ideal) 67.F
Maximal separable extension (of a field) 149.H
Maximal toroidal subgroup (of a compact Lie group) 248.X
Maximal torsion subgroup (of an Abelian group) 2.A
Maximal torus (of a compact Lie group) 248.X
Maximally almost periodic group 18.I
Maximally overdetermined (= holonomic) 274.H
Maximum element (in an ordered set) 311.B
Maximum likelihood estimator 399.M
Maximum likelihood method 399.M
Maximum likelihood method limited information 128.C
Maximum modulus principle (for a holomorphic function) 43.B
Maximum modulus principle Cartan 338.L
Maximum modulus principle complete 338.M
Maximum modulus principle local 164.C
Maximum principle (for analytic functions) 43.B
Maximum principle (for harmonic functions) 193.E
Maximum principle (for minimal surface) 275.B
Maximum principle (for parabolic operators) 327.D
Maximum principle (in control theory) 86.F
Maximum principle dilated (in potential theory) 338.C
Maximum principle entropy 419.A
Maximum principle first (in potential theory) 338.C
Maximum principle Frostman’s 338.C
Maximum principle Hopf (for equations of elliptic type) 323.C
Maximum principle strong (for equations of elliptic type) 323.C
Maximum principle Ugaheri’s 338.C
Maximum return 127.B
Maximum solution (of a scalar equation) 316.E
Maximum spectral measure 390.G
Maximum, relative (of a function) 106.L
Maximum-flow minimum-cut theorem 281.C
Maximum-flow problem 281.C
Maximum-separation minimum-distance theorem 281.C
Maxwell convention 51.F
Maxwell equations 130.A
Maxwell fisheye 180.A
Maxwell relations 419.B
Maxwell stress tensor 130.A
Maxwell theorem (on spherical functions) 393.D
Maxwell — Boltzmann distribution law 402.B
Maxwell, Albert Ernest 280.r 346.F 346.r
Maxwell, George(1946-) 92.r
Maxwell, James Clerk(1831-1879) 51.F 130.A 150.A 180.A 393.D 402.B 402.H 419.B
Maxwell, William L.(1934-) 376.r
May, J.Peter(1939-) 70.r
May, Kenneth Ownsworth(1915-1977) 157.r
May, Robert McCredie(1936-) 126.N 263.D 263.r
Mayer — Vietoris exact sequence (for a proper triple) 201.C
Mayer — Vietoris exact sequence relative 201.L
Mayer, Dieter H. 402.G 402.r
Mayer, Karl Heinz(1936-) 431.r
Mayer, Walter 111.r 201.C 201.E 201.L
Maynard, Hugh B. 443.H
Mazet, Edmond 109.r 115.r 391.r
Mazur theorem 37.F
Mazur theorem Gel’fand — 36.E
Mazur, Barry C.(1937-) 16.r 37.C 65.C 65.G 114.C 126.K 426 450.J 450.r
Mazur, Stanislaw(1905-1981) 36.E
Mazurkiewicz, Stefan(1888-1945) 22.C 93.D 426
McAndrew, Michael H. 126.K 136.H
McAuley, Van A. 301.E
McBride, Elna Browning 177.r
McCarthy, John(1927-) 31.C
McCoy, Barry Malcolm(1940-) 402.r
McCoy, Neal Henry(1905-) 368.r
McCracken, Marsden 126.r
McDuff, Dusa Waddington(1945-) 308.F
McGregor, James 263.E
McKay, John 151.I
McKcan, Henry P., Jr.(1930-) 41.C 45.I 45.r 115.A 115.r 176.F 176.K 260.J 261.A 261.r 323.M 340.F 387.E 387.r 391.B 391.C 391.K 391.r 406.r 407.B
McLachlan, Norman William(1888-) 268.r
McLaughlin, Jack(1923-) 151.I
McMillan, Brockway(l915-) 136.E 213.D
McShane, Edward James(1904-) 310.I 310.r
Meager set 425.N
Meager set non- 425.N
Mean  -trimmed 371.H
Mean (of a probability distribution) 341.B
Mean (of a random variable) 342.C
Mean (of a statistical data) 397.C
Mean (of a weakly stationary process) 395.A
Mean (of an almost periodic function) 18.B 18.E
Mean (of numbers or a function) 211.C
Mean absolute deviation 397.C
Mean anomaly 309.B
Mean arithmetic 211.C 397.C
Mean arithmetico-geometric 134.B
Mean bounded, oscillation 168.B
Mean concentration function 341.E
Mean conditional (of a random variable) 342.E 397.I
Mean content (of a tolerance region) 399.R
Mean continuous in the 217.M 407.A
Mean convergence in the, of order p 168.B 342.D 407.A
Mean convergence in the, of power p 168.B
Mean curvature 111.H 364.D 365.D App. Table
Mean curvature total 365.O
Mean curvature vector 365.D
Mean energy 402.G
Mean entropy 402.G
Mean ergodic theorem 136.B
Mean Fejer 159.C
Mean free energy 340.B 402.G
Mean geometric 211.C
Mean geometrical 397.C
Mean harmonic 211.C 397.C
Mean limit in the 168.B
Mean moment about the (kth) 341.B
Mean motion 309.B
Mean number of sheets (of a covering surface of a Riemann sphere) 272.J
| Mean of degree r (of a function with respect to a weight function) 211.C
Mean oval (of two ovals) 89.D
Mean p-valent, areally 438.E
Mean p-valued, circumferentially 438.E
Mean population 396.C
Mean recurrence time 260.C
Mean sample 396.C
Mean square error 399.E 403.E
Mean unbiased estimator 399.C
Mean unbiased, asymptotically 399.K
Mean value (of a continuous function on a compact group) 69.A
Mean value (of a weakly stationary process) 395.C
Mean value theorem (in differential calculus) 106.E
Mean value theorem (on harmonic functions) 193.E
Mean value theorem first (in the Riemann integral) 216.B
Mean value theorem second (for the Stieltjes integral) 94.C
Mean value theorem second (in the D-integral) 100.G
Mean value theorem second (in the Riemann integral) 216.B
Mean value theorem Siegel 182.E
Mean value theorem Vinogradov 4.E
Mean vector 341.B
Measurability 443.I
Measurability strong 443.I
Measurability theorem, Pettis 443.B
Measurable  - 270.C
Measurable  - 270.D
Measurable (flow) 136.D
Measurable (in set theory) 33.F
Measurable (multivalued vector function) 443.I
Measurable (operator function) 308.G
Measurable (set) 270.D 270.G
Measurable (stochastic process) 407.A
Measurable (transformation) 136.B
Measurable (vector valued function) 443.B
Measurable absolutely 270.L
Measurable Baire 270.L
Measurable cardinal number 33.E
Measurable event 342.B
Measurable function 270.J
Measurable function - 270.J
Measurable function Baire 270.L
Measurable function Borel 270.J
Measurable function Lebesgue 270.J
Measurable function universally 270.L
Measurable Jordan 270.D 270.G
Measurable Lebesgue 270.G
Measurable nearly Borel 261.D
Measurable progressively (stochastic process) 407.A
Measurable real-valued (in set theory) 33.F
Measurable scalarly 443.I
Measurable space(s) 270.C
Measurable space(s) analytic 270.C
Measurable space(s) complete 270.D
Measurable space(s) isomorphic 398.D
Measurable space(s) standard 270.C
Measurable strongly 443.B 443.I
Measurable universally 270.L
Measurable vector function 308.G
Measurable weakly 443.B 443.I
Measurable with respect to  270.E
Measurable with respect to a family of random variables 342.C
Measure 270.D 270.G
Measure  - 270.D
Measure -regular 270.F
Measure  -additive 270.D
Measure -finite 270.D
Measure algebra 192.O
Measure atomless probability 398.C
Measure Borel 270.G
Measure bounded 270.D
Measure canonical 115.B 260.G
Measure Caratheodory 270.E
Measure Caratheodory outer 270.E
Measure characteristic 407.D
Measure complete 270.D
Measure completely additive 270.D
Measure complex spectral 390.D
Measure convergence in 168.B
Measure distortion 213.E
Measure excessive 261.F
Measure finitely additive 270.D
Measure G-invariant 225.B
Measure Gaussian random 407.D
Measure generalized Lebesgue 270.E
Measure Gibbs 136.C
Measure Green 193.J
Measure Haar 225.C
Measure harmonic 120.C 169.B 207.B 260.I
Measure Hausdorff 169.D
Measure idempotent 192.P
Measure image 270.K
Measure inner harmonic 169.B
Measure invariant 136.B 255.B 260.A 260.I 261.F
Measure Jensen 164.K
Measure Jordan 270.D 270.G
Measure K-regular 270.F
Measure killing 115.B
Measure kinetic 228.A
Measure Lebesgue 270.G
Measure Lebesgue outer 270.G
Measure Lebesgue — Stieltjes 166.C 270.L
Measure left invariant Haar 225.C
Measure Levy 5.E
Measure Loeb 293.D
Measure Markov 136.D
Measure of an angle 139.D
Measure of association 397.K
Measure of genus (of a positive definite symmetric matrix) 348.K
Measure of length 139.C
Measure of location 397.C
Measure of variability 397.C
Measure orthogonal 164.C
Measure outer 270.E 270.G
Measure outer harmonic 169.B
Measure Plancherel (of a locally compact group) 437.L
Measure Poisson random 407.D
Measure positive Radon 270.I
Measure probability 341 342.B
Measure problem, invariant 136.C
Measure product 270.H
Measure quasi-invariant 225.J
Measure quotient 225.H
Measure Radon 270.G
Measure real spectral 390.D
Measure regular 270.F
Measure relatively invariant 225.H
Measure representing 164.C
Measure right invariant Haar 225.C
Measure signed 380.C
Measure smooth (for a Riemannian metric) 136.G
Measure smooth invariant 126.J
Measure space 270.D
Measure space -finite 270.D
Measure space bounded 270.D
Measure space complete 270.D
Measure space complete product 270.H
Measure space Lebesgue, with a finite (or ff-finite) measure 136.A
Measure space product 270.H
Measure spectral 390.D 390.K 395.B 395.C
Measure speed 115.B
Measure subinvariant 261.F
Measure superharmonic 260.I
Measure theory 270
Measure vector 443.G
Measure Weil 225.G
Measure Wiener 45.B 250.E
Measure-preserving (transformation) 136.B
Mechanics celestial 55.A
Mechanics classical 271.A
Mechanics classical statistical 402.A
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