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SYNOPSIS
ON
A STUDY OF DIRICHLETS SERIES
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MASTER OF SCIENCE
M.SC (MATHEMATICS)
SESSION-2020-2022
UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW
LUCKNOW
PINCODE-226007
(U.P),INDIA
SUBMITTED BY
SAJAN KASHYAP
ROLL NO. 200014235160
UNDER THE GUIDANCE
Dr. ANUPMA RASTOGI
INTRODUCTION
Dirichlet series play variety of important roles in analytic number theory
The most usually seen definition of the Riemann zeta function is a Dirichlet
series, as are the Dirichlet L-function .
It is conjectured that the Selberg class of series obeys the generalized Riemann
hypothesis.

BACKGROUND
Analytic number theory involves the use of method from analysis or calculus,
especially from the theory of complex variable ,for solving problem in number
theory.
This branch arises from the work of Dirichlet and F.B Riemann (1826-1866),
Both of whom are sometimes credited with its founding.
A Dirichlet series has the form
F(s) = ∑n=1∞(αn/ns), where αn is an expression that can be defined for
each integer n. The simplest case is 1 + 1/2s + 1/3s + ⋯, which, as
we have seen, is called Riemann's zeta function .

EMERGENCE OF PROBLEMS
Dirichlet series can be used as generating series for counting weighted sets of
objects with respect to a weight which is combined multiplicatively when taking
Cartesian product.

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 SYNOPSIS
On the topic of

SOME RESULTS ON HOLOMORPHIC MAPPING OF

DOMAINS IN C^n

*Submitted to*
UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW

*For the degree of*

MASTER
In Mathematics
(Faculty of Science)

*Submitted by*

JYOTI VERMA
Roll no. 200014235105
*Under the Guidance*

Dr.ANUPMA RASTOGI
Professor in Department of Mathematics
Lucknow University
Title :- Some Results on Holomorphic mapping of
Domains in C^n
Introduction:-
HOLOMORPHIC FUNCTIONS:- A Holomorphic function is a
complex valued function of one or more complex variables that is
complex differentiable in a neighbourhood of each point in a domain in
complex coordinate space C^n.
HOLOMORPHIC MAP:- A Holomorphic map F:X Y between
complex spaces is a continuous map which can be represented locally
as a holomorphic map between analytic subsets of the spaces in which
X and y are locally embedded.

Objective:- Our purpose is to provide some conclusions on

holomorphic mapping of domains in C^n. One of the recent result
in automorphisms and holomorphic mappings of domains was
Poincare’s proof of the biholomorphic in equivalence of the ball and
the polydisk in C^n. This gives a detailed study of holomorphic
mapping of bounded domains in C^n.
Future Aspects:- In many applied sciences, such as physics,
engineering etc. the holomorphic function plays an extremely
important role. Also there are many interesting topics in the study of
holomorphic function for future researches.

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 Synopsis

MASTER THESIS

STUDENT NAME- Aditi Pande

CLASS- Msc. Mathematics Sem4
ROLL NO.-200014235147

MENTOR NAME- Prof. Anupma Rastogi

TOPIC-Value Distribution Theory of Meromorphic Function

OBJECTIVE-Nevanlinna's Value Distribution theory is almost
century old and is still an active area of research. In this thesis I’ll
try to present history, the recent development and its
application.
FUTURE ASPECTS-Nevanlinna Theory has a wide range of
application from number theory to probability and statistics and
to theoretical physics.
Still there are some problems unsettled for more
than two decades and left for further investigation.
•FACTORIZATION OF MEROMORPHIC FUNCTION- There is
plethora of research/open problems to this theory.
•He-Yang Conjecture-This theory states, “Let f be a pseudo-
prime transcendental function and P be a polynomial of degree
atleast 2. Then f° P is pseudo-prime.”- This theory is still the most
challenging to proof.
 A Thesis on
A study on Pál Type (1;0) Interpolation
By-Vartika Yadav (200014235085)
Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the
requirements for the degree of Master in Mathematic

UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY
SESSION (2020-2022)
226007 U.P.,INDIA
Under the supervision of
Dr.Pankaj Mathur
ABSTRACT:-
The proposed thesis deals with the study of (1;0) Interpolation,
which deals with various methods of
constructing polynomials approximating a given function. The
thesis has been divided into three chapters:-
• Introduction
• Existence and Uniqueness of Pál type (1;0) interpolation
• Explicit representation of Pál type (1;0) interpolation
References:-
[1] Cheney,E.W.;Introduction to Approximation theory,
McGraw-Hill, New York,1966.
[2] Mills T.M. (1977):-An introduction to analysis by Lagrange
interpolation‖,-Austral.Math.Soc.Gaz. ‖,4(1),MathSci
Net,10-18.
[3] Quadling D.A(1966):-Lagrangeˈs Interpolation Formula‖,-
The Mathematical Gazette", L(374),372-375
[4] Vecchi , B.D. and Masroianning , G.; The Hermite
Interpolation , calcolo, 30(4) (1993) , 371-394
[5] Balas , Katherine ; Lagrange and Hermite Interpolation
Processes on the positive real line , Journal of
Approximation theory , 50 (1930), new york
[6] Stone,M.H.(1948). The Generalized Weierstrass
Approximation Theorem.MathematicsMagazine,21(5),237
/254.https://Doi.org/10.2307/3029337
[5] Lorentz, M.:A Pàl Type Interpolation Problem, Annales
Univ.Sci. Budapest , Sect.com. , 41 (2013), 97-102
[6] Mathur , K.K. and Srivastava ,R.; Pál Type Interpolation on
infinite interval, J. of Math . and Application , 192
(1995),346-359.
[7] Xie , T.F., On Pál (1;0) Interpolation , Chinese Quart .J.
math,7(1992), 48-52.

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 Study of Lattice theory

Masters Thesis
SUBMITTED TO
UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW IN MATHEMATICS
FOR MASTER OF SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND

ASTRONOMY
UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW
LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH PIN – 226007 , INDIA
( 2021 – 22)
By
Priyanshi Maurya
M.Sc ( Semester- IV )
Roll No. – 200014235068
Under The Supervision of
Prof. Uday Singh Raput
 Synopsis

1.Area of thesis: Discrete Mathematics.

2.Topic of thesis: Study of Lattice theory.

Introduction :-
Richard Dedekind was led to develop the basic theory of Lattices, which he
called Dualgruppen.
A Lattice is an abstract structure studied in the mathematical subdisciplines of
order theory and abstract algebra. It consists of a partially ordered set in which
every pair of elements has a unique supremum ( also called a least upper bound
or join) and a unique infimum (also called a greatest lower bound or meet).
Lattice theory is very helpful in developing the theory of switching logic. It is the
foundation of Boolean algebra, which is an integral part of circuit design. Lattices
play a major role in universal algebra because many algebraic structures in
universal algebra are built upon lattices. Lattices can also be characterized by as
algebraic structures satisfying certain axiomatic identities. The prime feature of
Lattice theory is its versatility. It connects many areas. Algebra, analysis,
topology, logic, computer science, combinatorics, linear algebra ,category
theory, probability.
A Lattice can be defined either order -theoretical as a partially ordered set, or
as algebraic structures.

RESEARCH ANALYSIS :-
we will discuss about
a. Introduction of Lattice theory.
b. Partially ordered set.
c. Some definitions of lattices.
d. Lattice as an algebraic system.
e. Lattice as a Boolean algebra.
 f. Some examples of Lattice .
g. Morphisms of Lattices.
h. Properties of Lattices .
i. Types of Lattices .
j. Direct product of lattices.
k. Theorems on Lattice.
l. Applications that use lattice theory.

Literature survey :-
1.Lattice theory; Garrett Birkhoff ,American Mathematics Soc.,1940
In this book, The material is organized into four main parts: general nations and
concepts of Lattice theory, universal algebra, applications of lattice to various
areas of mathematics and mathematical structures that can be developed using
lattices.

2. Lattice theory: First concepts and distributive lattices ; George

Gratzer, Courier Corporation, 2009.
Lattice theory extends into virtually every area of mathematics and offers an
ideal framework for understanding basic concepts. In this book, the author
discusses historical developments as well as future directions and provides
extensive end-of-chapter materials and references.

3. Distributive lattice: Raymond Balbes,Philip Dwinger ,New York,

1974.
This book surely will be an important reference text in the field for years to come
for physicists, engineering ,chemist and mathematics, pure and applied.

4. Lattice Theory of Generalized Partitions; Published online by

Cambridge University Press,20 Nov 2018 .
In this paper ,the lattice of all equivalence relations on a set S was studied and
many important properties were established. In this paper we shall give the
definition of a partition of type n and investigate the lattice formed by all
partitions of type n on a fixed set S.

5. Towards a unified Modeling and Knowledge-Representation

based on Lattice; Vassilis G. Kaburlasos.
References :-
1. Lattice theory:- Gratzer,George ( 1971).
2. Advanced Discrete Mathematics:- Uday Singh Raput.
3. Introduction to Lattices and order:- Davey B.A.; Priestley,H.A.(2002).
4. Lattice Theory, 3rd edition:- Garrett Birkhoff ( 1967).
5. Algebraic Theory of Lattices:- Robert P.Dilworth and Crawley, Peter,(1973).
6. General Lattice Theory, 2nd edition:- Gratzer, George(1996).
7. Applications of Lattices Theory:- Garrett Birkhoff, James C.
8. Lattice Ordered group:- Encyclopedia of Mathematics, EMS Press (2001).
9. Varieties of Lattices:- Jipsen,Peter, and Henry Rose.
10. Discrete Mathematical Structures With Applications to Computer Science:-
J.P.Tremblay,R.Manohar.
11. Discrete Mathematics:- Richard Johnsonbaugh,(2008).
12. Discrete Mathematics:- Biggs,Norman L,(2002).
13. Discrete Mathematics :- Weisstein ,Eric W.

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Priyanshi Maurya
M.Sc. Semester IV
Roll No.- 20014235068.
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