Anthony To-Ming Lau is a mathematician who took his doctorate at the University of British Columbia in 1969, with a dissertation titled Topological Semigroups written under the direction of Edmond E. Granirer. He went on to supervise doctoral students at the University of Alberta, and the Mathematics Genealogy Project lists 31 students and 123 descendants for him, from Maria Klawe, whose 1977 Alberta thesis was titled Studies in Amenable Semigroups, to more recent graduates of the department. The zbMATH Open author profile assigns his published work mainly to abstract harmonic analysis, functional analysis and topological groups, the fields in which the study of semigroups and their invariant means sits.
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Defining ContributionPublished research classified mainly under abstract harmonic analysis and functional analysis 1 Connections
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Source zbMATH Open: zbMATH Open author profile: Lau, Anthony To-Ming
Source zbMATH Open: zbMATH Open author profile: Lau, Anthony To-Ming
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Source Mathematics Genealogy Project: Maria M. Klawe (Mathematics Genealogy Project)
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Source Anthony To-Ming Lau (Mathematics Genealogy Project)
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1. zbMATH Open: zbMATH Open author profile: Lau, Anthony To-Ming
zbMATH OpenMain fields, 46, second use
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In Branch: Functional Analysis, Main fields, 46
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In Branch: Harmonic Analysis, Main fields, 43
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Advisor: Edmond E. Granirer
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Advisor: Anthony To-Ming Lau
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