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Работа: On volumes of matrix ball of third type and generalized Lie balls

  1. Holomorphic continuation into a matrix ball of functions defined on a piece of its skeleton

    G. Khudayberganov, Jonibek Sh. Abdullayev

    СтатьяHolomorphic and Operator TheoryVestnik Udmurtskogo Universiteta Matematika Mekhanika Komp yuternye Nauki2021Цитирований: 4
    ABI

  2. Dynamic response of the system to external influences

    Abdali Abdukarimov, U. S. Rakhmonov, Ф.Ж. Тураев

    СтатьяVibration and Dynamic AnalysisAIP conference proceedings2023Цитирований: 4
    ABI

  3. Calculation of inherently deformable pipelines lying on a solid viscoelastic base with random characteristics

    U. S. Rakhmonov, Abdali Abdukarimov, Sh. Rajabov

    СтатьяVibration and Dynamic AnalysisAIP conference proceedings2023Цитирований: 4
    ABI

  4. Relationship Between the Bergman and Cauchy-Szeg¨o Ker- nels in the Domains + (n -1) and ℜn I V

    Gulmirza Kh. Khudayberganov, Jonibek Sh. Abdullayev

    СтатьяHolomorphic and Operator TheoryJournal of Siberian Federal University Mathematics & Physics2020Цитирований: 3
    ABI

  5. Carleman’s formula for the matrix domains of Siegel

    U. S. Rakhmonov, Zokirbek K. Matyakubov

    СтатьяFinite Group Theory ResearchЧебышевский сборник2022Цитирований: 2
    ABI

  6. Functional Properties of the Bergman Kernel in the Space $${{\boldsymbol{\mathbb{C}}}^{\boldsymbol{n}}}\boldsymbol{[m\times m]}$$

    G. Kh. Khudayberganov, Jonibek Sh. Abdullayev, U. S. Rakhmonov

    СтатьяHolomorphic and Operator TheoryLobachevskii Journal of Mathematics2025Цитирований: 1
    ABI

  7. Laurent-Hua Luogeng Series with Respect to the Matrix Ball from Space Cn [m × m]

    Gulmirza Kh. Khudayberganov, Jonibek Sh. Abdullayev

    СтатьяAdvanced Topics in AlgebraJournal of Siberian Federal University Mathematics & Physics2021Цитирований: 0
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