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Letter from Jacob Lionel Bakst Cooper, on a paper 'The representation of analytic functions by infinite series' by W F Newns, to D C Martin, assistant secretary of the Royal Society

Reference number: RR/77/22

Date: 12 May 1952

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Paper reference code: A20

Cooper has read the part of this paper that relates to Linear Space Theory, and believes it needs heavy cutting. The section on Interpolatory Function Theory is unfamiliar to him, so he has sent for some recent papers on the subject but they have not yet arrived. Asks Martin if we would like a report now, or whether he can wait until he has finished the entire paper.

[Published in Philosophical Transactions A, 1953].

Received 13 May 1952

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RR/77/22
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12 May 1952
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Letter on paper
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1 page
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Manuscript

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Letter from Jacob Lionel Bakst Cooper, on a paper 'The representation of analytic functions by infinite series' by W F Newns, to D C Martin, assistant secretary of the Royal Society, 12 May 1952, RR/77/22, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rr_77_22/letter-from-jacob-lionel-bakst-cooper-on-a-paper-the-representation-of-analytic-functions-by-infinite-series-by-w-f-newns-to-d-c-martin-assistant-secretary-of-the-royal-society, accessed on 23 March 2025

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