Edmond E. Granirer is a mathematician who took his doctorate at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1962, with a dissertation titled On Amenable Semigroups with a Finite Dimensional Set of Invariant Means written under the direction of Harry Kesten. He supervised doctoral students at the University of British Columbia, among them William Armstrong in 1966 and Anthony To-Ming Lau in 1969, and the Mathematics Genealogy Project records his students and their descendants. The zbMATH Open author profile assigns his published work mainly to abstract harmonic analysis, topological groups and functional analysis, the areas in which his work on amenable semigroups and invariant means belongs.
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Defining ContributionPublished research classified mainly under abstract harmonic analysis, topological groups and functional analysis 1 Connections
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Source zbMATH Open: zbMATH Open author profile: Granirer, Edmond E.
Source zbMATH Open: zbMATH Open author profile: Granirer, Edmond E.
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Source Anthony To-Ming Lau (Mathematics Genealogy Project)
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1. zbMATH Open: zbMATH Open author profile: Granirer, Edmond E.
zbMATH OpenMain fields, 22
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In Branch: Harmonic Analysis, Main fields, 43
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In Branch: Functional Analysis, Main fields, 46
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Anthony To-Ming Lau (Mathematics Genealogy Project)
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Advisor: Edmond E. Granirer
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