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CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 82, Nos. 1-2, January-June, (2015):
(published in January, 2015).

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper pages 1. Ghasem A. Afrouzi and Samaneh Abbasi. Existence of three solutions for a class of two-point boundary value systems. 01-09 2. R.P. Agarwal, M. A. Alghamdi, Donal O'Regan and Naseer Shahzad. Fixed point theory for cyclic weak Kannan type mapping. 11-21 3. R. K. Davala and G. K. Panda. On sum and ratio formulas for balancing numbers. 23-32 4. Shiju Georege and S. P. Bhatta. Chain completeness and fixed points in partially ordered sets. 33-39 5. Animesh Gupta. Quadruple fixed point results in ordered generalized metric spaces. 41-51 6. Dinesh Kumar. On dynamics of semiconjugated entire functions. 53-59 7. Shyam Lal and Shireen. Best approximation of functions of Zygmund class by matrix-Euler (Delta.E_1) means of Fourier series. 61-78 8. Saurabh Manro and Anita Tomar. Common fixed point theorems for r-weakly commuting maps satisfying common property (e.a.) in intuitionistic fuzzy metric spaces using implicit relation. 79-95 9. Ramesh Kumar Muthumalai. On a class of definite integrals. 97-107 10. T. D. Narang and Sahil Gupta. Strong Approximative compactness and strong proximality in metriclinear spaces. 109-116 11. Saurabj Porwal and M. V. Singh. Convolution on a certain class of harmonicunivalent functions. 117-127 12. Akhilesh Prasad and Ashutosh Mahato. Continuous fractional power Bessel Wavelet transform on Zemanian type spaces. 129-146 13. R. Rangarajan and Shashikala P. Four orthogonal polynomials connected to e^(-x). 147-154 14. Kishan Sharma. Some properties of a generalized Mittag-Leffler type function. 155-167 15. Ewa Szlachtowska and Dominik Mielczarek. Generalized duality mapping. 169-183 16. Sumit Kumar Upadhyay. On completable unimodular row over a polynomial ring. 185-195 17. K. R. Vasuki and G. Sharath Ona modular equation of degree 27. 197-206 18. Feng-Zhen Zhao. Log convexity of some recurrence sequences. 207-224

CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 81, Nos. 3-4, July-December, (2014):
(published in July, 2014).

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper pages 1. Sanghamitra Beuria, G. Das and B. K. Ray. An estimate of the rate of convergence of k-means of Fourier series of functions of bounded variation. 205-218 2. R. K. Bisht. Generalized strict contractive conditions and common fixed points. 219-226 3. Jayprakash Ninu Chaudhari. A remark on n-absorbing ideals of principal ideal domains. 227-229 4. Sunny Chauhan, B. D. Pant and Stojan Radenovi´. Common fixed point theorems for r-weakly commuting mappings with common limit in the range property. 231-244 5. Krishnendu Gongopadhyay and Ravi S. Kulkarni. The z-classes of isometries. 245-258 6. A. M. Mathai. Explicit evaluations of matrix-variate gamma and beta integrals in the real and complex cases. 259-271 7. Ramesh Kumar Muthumalai. On some definite integrals. 273-282 8. Sudeep S. Parihar and V. Suresh. Division algebras of higher degree over rational function fields in one variable. 283-293 9. J. K. Pati, D. K. Dalai and R. B. Dash. Oscillatory and non oscillatory behavior of the equation y''' + p0 t^beta y' + q0 t^delta y = 0 by using integral conditions of oscillation. 295-308 10. H. P. Patil, B. Basavanagoud and V. Ramakrishna. Graph equations involving line graphs, middle graphs and mediate graphs. 309-318 11. Stojan Radenovic. Coincidence point results for nonlinear contraction in ordered partial metric spaces. 319-333 12. J. Raja N. Sabu. Justification of the asymptotic analysis of linear shallow shells. 335-356 13. R. Rangarajan and Ananth Kumar S. R. Laplace decomposition methods for solving certain class of differential difference equations. 357-367 14. G. S. Saluja. Convergence theorems for two asymptotically nonexpansive non-self mappings in uniformly convex Banach spaces. 369-385

CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 81, Nos. 1-2, January-June, (2014):
(published in January, 2014).

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper poages 1. Abhijit Banerjee and Sujoy Majumder. A uniqueness result related to meromorphic functions sharing two sets II. 01-12 2. V. K. Bhardwaj and Sandeep Gupta. On the space of theta-conergent sequences. 13-21 3. J. N. Chaudhari and K. J. Ingale. On 2-absorbing substractive ideals in semi rings. 23-35 4. V. K. Chaudhary. Matrix transformations on some generalized difference sequence spacing. 37-43 5. S. Chauhan, I. beg and B. D. Pant. Impact of (CLRST) property and existance of fixed points using imlicit relations. 45-59 6. K. N. Darji and R. G. Vyas. On two variables functions of bounded p-variation in the mean. 61-66 7. Thomas Ernst. Convergence aspects of q-Appell functions I. 67-77 8. V. K. Jain. Certain interesting implications of Arestov's integral inequalities for polynomials. 79-86 9. Deshna Loonker and P. K. Banerjee. On distributional Abel integral equations for distributional Elzaki transform. 87-96 10. Bruno de Malafosse. Solvability of sequence spaces equations using entire and analytic sequences and applications. 97-114 11. K. B. Mangang. Equicontinuity of the limit functions of a sequence of equicontinuous functions. 115-121 12. Saurabh Mantro, Sanjay Kumar and S. S. Bhatia. Common fixed point theorems for weakly compatible maps satisfying common (E A) like property in intuitionistic fuzzy metric spaces using implicit relation. 123-133 13. R. Mohan and R. Venkateswarlu. Models for time dependent deterioration, time dependent quadratic demand and salvage value. 135-146 14. Arif Rafiq and Mohammad Imdad. Implicit Mann iteration scheme for hemicontractive mappings. 147-153 15. N. K. Sahu, c. Nahak and S. Nanda. Graph convergence and approximation solvability of a class of implicit variational inclusion problems in Banach spaces. 155-172 16. W. T. Sulaiman. Some new application of power increasing sequence. 173-179 17. W. T. Sulaiman. Functional inequalities for incomplete beta function. 181-185 18. Bankteshwar Tiwari. On hyper surfaces of a special semi-c-reducible Finsler space. 187-194 19. Bicheng Yang and Lokenath Debnath. On a half-discrete Hilbert-type inequality with a logarithmic kernel. 195-204

CONTENTS of the NEW SERIES Special Volume to commemorate
the 125th Birth Anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan and
the National Mathematics Year - 2012.

(published in December, 2013; Guest Editor: A. K. Agarwal)

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper pages 1. S, D. Adhikari. Schur's theorem in combinatorial number theory: some generalizations. 01 - 10 2. S. Bhargava. A summary of Bhargava's selected publications related to Ramanujan's work. 11 - 32 3. Michael D. Hirschhorn My contact with Ramanujan. 33 - 43 4. Jeremy Lovejoy and Robert Osburn. Mixed mock modular q-series. 45 - 61 5. A. M. Mathai. Ramanujan's Hypergeometric function with matrix argument. 63 - 72 6. M. Ram Murty. Ramanujan and the Zeta function. 73 - 91 7. Neville Robins. Inspired by Ramanujan. 93 - 96 8. J. A. Sellers. An unexpected congruence Modulo 5 for 4-coloured generalized Frobenius partitions. 97 - 103

CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 80, Nos. 3 - 4, July - December, (2013):
(published in July, 2013).

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper pages 19. P. Baliarsingh and S. Dutta. On the class of new difference sequence spaces. 203-211 20. R. K. Bisht. A common fixed point theorem under a non-Lipschitzian type condition. 213-220 21. Y. M. Borse and B. N. Waphare On removable and non-separating even cycles in graphs. 221-234 22. J. N. Chaudhary. 2-absorbing ideals in the semi-ring of non negative integers. 235-241 23. Ajit De. Computation of synthetic seismogram in a burried elliptic in plane shear dislocation model in an elastic half-space. 243-263 24. S. K. Kango and G. C. Rana. Stability of two superposed Rivlin-Erickson viscoelastic fluids in the presence of suspended particles and variable magnetic field in porous medium. 265-274 25. Makoto Minamide. On zeros of the derivative of the modified Selberg zeta function for the modular group. 275-312 26. Shyamapada Modak. Grill-filter space. 313-320 27. N. Pankajam and A. Pushpalatha. Prefilters in intuitionistic fuzzy topological spaces. 321-328 28. Gauree Shankar and Ravindra. On the hypersurface of a Finsler space with the special (a, b)-metric a+b+(b^(n+1)/a^n). 329-339 29. P. K. Sharma and M. Yamin. Relative Relation modules of SL(2, p) and PSL(2, p) groups. 341-348 30. K. J. Shinde and S. M. Padhye. Comparision theorem for limit point case and limit circle case of singular Sturm-Liouville differential operators. 349-355 31. Baljeet Singh and Renu Sheoran. Propagation of surface waves in an anisotropic two-temperature generalized thermoelastic medium. 357-365 32. Dinesh Singh and Renu Jain. Fractional kinetic equation with a generalized Lauricella confluent hypergeometric function in their kernels. 367-372 33. S. K. Srivastava and Bhanu Gupta. Existence of non-linear fuzzy differential equations with impulses. 373-384 34. W. T. Sulaiman. Absolute summability factors involving quasi-f-power increasing sequences. 385-394 35. Feng-Zhen Zhao. The log-convexity of Cauchy numbers. 395-403

CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 80, Nos. 1 - 2, January - June, (2013):
(published in January, 2013) .

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. Indu Bala. On Cesaro sequence space defined by a modulus function in a seminormed space. 01 - 09 2. James Camacho Jr. Outer and inner lattice measures. 11 - 21 3. Ramesh Chand. Thermal instability of rotating Maxwell visco-elastic fluid with variable gravity in porous medium. 23 - 31 4. Peter V. Danchev. On weakly w1-p^(w+n)-projective abelian p-groups. 33 - 46 5. P. Dheena and C. Jenila. Additively and multiplicatively inverse near-semirings. 47 - 55 6. S. A. Episkoposian and T. M. Grigorian. A representations of functions from L1-mu class by series with monotonic coefficients concerning Haar systems. 57 - 68 7. U. C. Gairola and A. S. Rawat. A fixed point theorem for non-continuous maps satisfying integral type inequality 69 - 77 8. Said R. Grace, Sandra Pinelas and Ravi P. Agarwal. Oscillation criteria for nth order nonlinear dynamic equations on time-scales. 79 - 85 9. Shyam Lal and Abhishek Mishra. The method of summation (E; 1) (N; pn) and trigonometric approximation of functions in generalized Holder metric. 87 - 98 10. Lin Li and Shapour Heidarkhani. Multiplicity solutions to a doubly eigenvalue fourth-order equation. 99-110 11. T. D. Narang . On approximative compactness. 111-119 12. Figen Oke . On existence of residual transcendental extensions of valuations on K to K(x1, .... ,xn). 121-125 13. B. D. Pant, M. Abbas and S. Chauhan. Coincidences and common fixed points of weakly compatible mappings in Menger spaces. 127-139 14. V. D. Pathak and U. M. Pirzada. Necessary and sufficient optimality conditions for nonlinear unconstrained fuzzy optimization problem. 141-155 15. B. G. Prasad, Rajnishkumar and Rajshekhar Prasad. MHD forced convection with laminar pulsating flow in a saturated porous channel. 157-171 16. G. C. Rana and V. Sharma. Stability of stratified Rivlin–Ericksen fluid permeated with suspended particles and uniform horizontal magnetic field in porous medium. 173-182 17. G. S. Saluja. Convergence theorems of finite steps iterative sequences with mean errors for generalized asymptotically quasi-nonexpansive mappings. 183-196 18. Kishan Sharma. A method for the solution of fractional kinetic equations. 197-201

CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 79, Nos. 1 - 4 (2012):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. R. K. Bisht and Common fixed point theorems of weakly reciprocally continuous maps. 01 - 12 2. A. Boussejra and Fouzia El Wassouli. Characterization of the LP -range of the poisson transform in the bounded domain of type IV. 13 - 23 3. J. N. Chaudhari and D. R. Bonde. A note on quotient semimodules over semirings. 25 - 31 4. J. N. Chaudhari and K. J. Ingale A note on ideals in the semiring Z+0. 33 - 39 5. L. John and A. N. Padma Kumari. Semigroup theoretic study of Cayley graphs of Rees matrix semigroups. 41 - 54 6. Vinayak Joshi. A note on balanced lattices. 55 - 60 7. Vinayak Joshi and B. N. Waphare. On characterizations of strong posets. 61 - 71 8. S. S. Khare. Span of the wall manifolds. 73 - 80 9. Sanjay Kumar. Common fixed points for weakly compatible maps along with property (E.A.). 81 - 95 10. Tongxing Li, Ravi P. Agarwal and Martin Bohner. Some oscillation results for secondorder neutral differential equations. 97 - 106 11. Anjan Mukherjee and Subrata Bhowmik. Norm and operators on partial groupoids. 107-120 12. Mamoru Nunokawa, Neslihan Uyanik, Shigeyoshi Owa, Hitoshi Saitoh and H. M. Srivastava. New condition for univalence of certain analytic functions. 121-125 13. B. D. Pant, S. Chauhan and B. Fisher. Fixed point theorems for families of occasionally weakly compatible mappings. 127-138 14. Pulak Sahoo. Uniqueness theorem for nonlinear differential polynomials sharing a small function 139-152 15. S. H. Rasouli and G. A. Afrouzi. A note on the existence of positive solution for a class of nonlinear Laplacian system with multiple parameters and sign-changing weight. 153-159 16. T. Ram Reddy and D. Vamshee Krishna. Hankel determinant for starlike and convex functions with respect to symmetric points. 161-171 17. S. K. Sharma and Renu Jain Lie theoretic origin of basic analogue of Meijer’s g-function. 173-183 18. W. T. Sulaiman. Extensions of Steffensen’s q-inequality. 185-191 19. W. T. Sulaiman. Quasi-power increasing sequences for generalized absolute summability. 193-200 20. Bankteshwar Tiwari. On Landsberg spaces with some generalised T'-conditions. 201-208 21. M. Velrajan. Fuzzy substructures. 209-218 22. R. G. Vyas and K. N. Darji. On multiple Walsh Fourier coefficients. 219-228

CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 78, Nos. 1 - 4 (2011):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. Varghese Abraham. Independence in hypergraphs. 01 - 07 2. V. H. Badshah and Yogita R. Sharma. Fixed point theorem in orbitally complete Hausdorff uniform space and hyperspace. 09 - 13 3. A. Basu, P. K. Saha and M. Sen. Further characterizations of interval tournaments. 15 - 26 4. R. Y. Denis, S. N. Singh and S. P. Singh On certain q-series identitites. 27 - 34 5. M. Dube and S. Sanyal. Shape preserving G^2-rational cubic trigonometric spline. 35 - 43 6. Said R. Grace, Ravi P. Agarwal and Donal O'regan. Oscillation criteria via inequalities for second order dynamic inclusions. 45 - 52 7. R. S. Indu and L. John. Principal ideal graphs of full transformation semigroup 53 - 57 8. V. K. Jain. Generalization of a result involving maximum moduli of self-inversive polynomial and its derivative. 59 - 64 9. S. K. Kango, Vikram Singh and G. C. Rana. Thermosolutal instability in Walter's B'fluid in the presence of Hall currents in porous medium in hydromagnetics. 65 - 77 10. D. R. Kuiry. On Hartman-and-neutral-point type MHD flow in a duct. 79 - 85 11. Arun Kumar and V. N. Jha. Error bounds of quartic spline interpolation. 87 - 92 12. Shyam Lal. On the approximation of function f(x,y) belonging to Lipschitz class by matrix summability method of double Fourier series. 93-101 13. Mursaleen and S. A. Mohiuddin. Absolute sigma-convergence and matrix transformations for double sequences. 103-115 14. Mursaleen and S. A. Mohiuddin. Banach limit and some new spces of double sequences II 117-130 15. T. D. Narang and S. Chandok. On continuity of the best approximation map and fixed point theorems. 131-136 16. Manjil P. Saikia and Jure Vogrinc. Binomial symbols and Prime modulli. 137-143 17. M. M. Shikare, G. Azadi and B. N. Waphare Generalized splitting operation for binary matroids and its applications. 145-154 18. Seema Rani, Inderjit Singh and Pankaj Kumar. Quadratic residues codes of prime power length over Z4. 155-161 19. S. H. Rasouli and G. A. Afrouzi. On the existence, nonexistence and uniqueness of positive weak solutions for nonlinear multiparameter elliptic systems involving the (p, q)-Laplacian. 163-172 20. Gurucharan Singh Saluja. Strong convergence theorems for asymptotically quasi-nonexpansive type mappings in convex metric spaces. 173-184 21. W. T. Sulaiman. New kinds of q-integral inequalities. 185-192 22. Kuei-Lin Tseng, Ming-In Ho, Hui-Cheng Tsai and Sever S. Dragomir. Some Refinements of Fejer's inequality. 193-206 23. Mihai Turinici Ran-Reurings Theorems in ordered metric spaces. 207-214 24. R. G. Vyas. A note on functions of p(n)-lemda-bounded variation. 215-220

CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 77, Nos. 1 - 4 (2010):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. S. K. Bhambri and M. K. Dubey. On Commutative Diagrams of semimodules and k-projective semimodules. 01 - 12 2. Sunny Chauhan and B. D. Pant. Common Fixed Point Theorems for occassionally weakly compatible mappings using implicit relation. 13 - 21 3. Renu Chugh and Anju Rani Fixed Points for weakly compatible maps in intuitionistic Fuzzy Metric paces through conditions of integral type. 23 - 36 4. G. Das, B. K. Ray and K. M. Sahu Almost convergence of Conjugate series. 37 - 45 5. Remy Y. Dennis, S. N. Singh and S. P. Singh On certain Special transformation involving basic hypergeometric functions. 47 - 55 6. Yun Gao and Jining Gao. Some sufficient conditions of a given series with rational terms converging to an irrational number or a transcendental number. 57 - 66 7. Hisatoshi Ikai. An explicit formula for Caley-Lipschitz Transformations 67 - 76 8. Sanjeev Kumar, Veena Sharma Kamal Kishore. Magnatogravitational instability of a thermally conducting rotating Rivlin-Erickson fluid with hall current. 77 - 88 9. Padma Murali and Rajiv Kumar. A Mathematical Model of Microbial growth in a chemostate. 89-116 10. Ramesh Kumar Muthumalai. On some definite integrals connecting with certain infinite series. 117-128 11. Dhruwa Narain, Sunil Yadav and Ajai Srivastava. On semi parallel and weyl-semi parallel LP-Sasakian Hypersurfaces of Kahler manifolds. 129-139 12. D. Pandey, Kamesh Kumar and M. K. Sharma. A diagnostic decision model based on vague sets. 141-157 13. R. Rangarajan and H. Muneer Basha. Numerical-analytic Methods for nonlinear diffusion type differential equations of heat transfer. 159-166 14. Ch. Purnachandra Rao. Optimality in non-smooth multiobjective fractional programming with (p, B)-invexity and its generalizations. 167-178 15. J. P. Sharma, D. P. Jayapandian, Shalini and Sanish Thomas. Transformations of the Equations of Equilibrium for isothermal plane-symmetric configuration. 179-185 16. W. T. Sulaiman. A note on several new integral inequalities. 187-193 17. S. K. Sunanda, C. Nahak and S. Nanda. A new generalization of Hardy-Hilbert's inequality. 195-206 18. Sandeep Kumar Tewari and Dinesh Kumar Kachhara. Degree of Approximation by Norlund summability means of laguerre series. 207-213 19. M. P. Wasadikar and S. K. Nimbhorkar. On graphs derived from posets. 215-222

CONTENTS of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 76, Nos. 1 - 4 (2009):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. S. C. Arora, J. K. Kohli and Durgesh Kumar. Common Fixed Point Theorems for Weakly compatible mappings defined on Uniform spaces. 01 - 10 2. S. P. Bhatta and H. S. Ramananda. A note on Modular pairs and orthomodularity in Posets 11 - 18 3. T. Boni, Diabate Nabongo and Roger B. Seryz Quenching time of the solution of a semilinear heat equation in a large domain. 19 - 29 4. Y. M. Borse and B. N. Waphare On removable cycles in connected graphs. 31 - 46 5. Namita Dasl The Berezin Transform of Bounded Linear Operators. 47 - 60 6. Vishnu Gupta and J. N. Chaudhari. On some regularity in semirings. 61 - 68 7. V. A. Hiremath and Poonam M. Shanbhag. On Wnil-Injectivity. 69 - 73 8. Arun Kumar and Karun Lata Shukla. Comparision of some Totally stronger Matrix Methods. 75 - 81 9. Sanjay Kumar. Common Fixed Points on different variants of R-Weak Commutativity mappings in Fuzzy Metric Spaces. 83 - 92 10. Suneel Kumar. Common Fixed Point Theorems in Intuitionistic Fuzzy Metric spaces using property (E. A) 93-104 11. R. Murugesu and S. Suguna Nonlocal Cauchy Problem for fractional nonlinear Integrodifferential equations. 105-112 12. S. Nanda. A nonlinear complementarity problem in semi-inner-product space. 113-117 13. R. P. Pant, D. Arora and R. K. Bisht. Induced Metrics and comparision of contraction mappings.. 119-128 14. M. Rangamma, G. Mallikarjun Reddy and P. Srikantha Rao. Common Fixed Point Theorems for Six self mappings in Fuzzy Metric Spaces and under compatibility of Type (beta). 129-140 15. R. N. Rath, P. P. Mishra and L. N. Padhy. Bounded Oscillations and Convergence of Solutions in a neutral Differential Equation with Oscillating coefficients. 141-150 16. S. K. Sharma and Renu Jain. On Symmetry Operators and Canonical Equations for basic analogue of Meijer's G-Function. 151-158 17. W. T. Sulaiman. Some extension of Hardy-Hilbert's integral inequality. 159-167 18. B. Tewari. On generalized Lagrange spaces and corresponding Lagrange spaces arising from a generalized Finsler space. 169-176 19. B. B. Waphare. Characterization of the Besov-Hankel Type Spaces. 177-186 20. B. B. Waphare. The Pseudo-differential type operator and Hankel Type Transformation associated with Bessel Type operator. 187-200

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 75, Nos. 1 - 4 (2008):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. Pawan K. Jain and Suket Kumar Generalized Discrete Hardy-Type Inequalities. 1 - 13 2. N. D. Soner, S. Ghobadi and K. M. Yogeesha The Nonsplit Edge Domination Number of a Graph. 15 - 20 3. Wuyungaowa and Tianming Wang Asymptotic Expansions For Inverse Moments of Binomial Distribution. 21 - 28 4. Vishnu Gupta and J N Chaudhary A Note on Homomorphism of Semirings. 29-35 5. Sanjay Jain and Adarsh Mangal Extended Gauss Elimination Technique for Integer Solution of a Linear Fractional Programming. 37-46 6. S. S. Khare Span of Milnor Manifolds 47-57 7. Novriana Sumarti and J. R. Cash Implicit Interpolation in the Solution of Stiff Two-point Boundary Value Problems using Lobatto Formulae. 59-74 8. Y. M. Borse and B. N. Waphare Vertex Disjoint Non-Separating Cycles in Graphs. 75-92 9. B. L. Ghodadra On the Magnitude of Vilenkin Fourier Coefficients. 93-104 10. Seema Mehra and Renu Chugh Fixed Points in Institutionistic Generalized Fuzzy Metric Space Through Semi-compatibility 105-124 11. G. Das, B. K. Ray and K. M. Sahu Almost Convergence of Fourier Series 125-132 12. Sanghmitra Beuria, G. Das and B. K. Ray On the |z, Alpha, Beta| summability of successively derived Fourier Series and its Conjugate Series. 133-150 13. N. S. Bhave, B. Y. Bam and C. M. Deshpande A Characterization of Degree Sequences of Linear Hypergraphs. 151-160 14. S. K. Kaushik, Ghanshyam Singh and Virender On Stability of Frames in Conjugate Banach Spaces. 161-172 15. K. R. Vasuki On Certain Ramanujan-Weber Type Modular Equations. 173-192 16. Claudia F. R. Concordido and Dinamerico P. Pombo Jr. On Exact Diagrams of Linear Mappings between Spaces of Normal Series. 193-201

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. ( The Special Volume on the Occasion of the Centenary year of IMS ) 1907 - 2007. (2007):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 01. Shreeram S. Abhyankar Newton's Theorem. 001 - 009 02. A. K. Agarwal and M. Rana Two new Combinatorial Interpretations of a Fifth order Mock Theta Function. 011-024 03. Remy Y. Dennis, S. N. Singh and S. P. Singh On Hypergeometric Functions and Ramanujan's Continued Fractions. 025-050 04. A. Anthony Eldred and P. Veeramani On Best Proximity Pair Solutions with Applications to Differential Equations. 051-062 05. M. Hartl, R. Mikhailov and I. B. S. Passi Dimension Quotients. 063-107 06. Robert E. Jemison A Conflict-Tolerance Paradigm for Representations of Graphs. 109-129 07. D. V. Pai Continuity of the Restricted Center Multifunction. 131-148 08. Ken Ono Lehmer's Conjecture on Ramanujan's Tau-Function. 149-163 09. Satya Deo and David Gauld Eventually Constant Spaces and Nonmetrizable Homology Speres. 165-175 10. K. Varadarajan IBN and related properties for Rings and their analogues for Modules. 177-194

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 74, Nos. 3 - 4, July - December, (2007):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 01. Hongmei Liu and Tianming Wang Some Identities of the Rogers-Ramanujan-Baily Type. 125-131 02. Akhilesh Prasad. Multiplication of Pseudo-Differential Operators involving Hankel convolution. 133-145 03. G. P. Tripathi and Nanda Lal Thin Composition Operators and Compact differences of Operators on l^2. 147-154 04. K. K. Rai Composition operators on l^2 satisfying the Daugavet equation and Norm equation 155-166 05. S. S. Bhoosnurmath and A. J. Patil. On the Growth and Value distribution of Meromorphic Functions and their Differential Polynomials. 167-184 06. M. M. Shikare, H. Azanchiler and B. N. Waphare. The Cocircuits of Splitting Matroids. 185-202 07. O. Ratnabala Devi. Intuitionistic Fuzzy Near-Rings and its Proprties. 203-219 08. P. Dheena and B. Elavarsan Prime Bi-Ideals in Ternary Semiring. 221-227 09. G. S. Saluja. Strong Convergence of Finite family with errors for Non-Lipschitzian Mappings. 229-240

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 74, Nos. 1 - 2, January - June, (2007):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 01. R. P. Pant and V. P. Pande On a Theorem of Weakly Compatible Maps in Metric Spaces 001 - 004 02. Nand Lal and Kamlesh Kumar Rai Spectrum of Certain Non-surjective Composition Operators on l2 005-011 03. Vyomesh Pant Common Fixed Points in Fuzzy Metric Space 013-017 04. Vyomesh Pant Generalization of Meir- Keeler type Fixed Point Theorems for Sequences of Maps 019-023 05. S. Jain, V. K. Jain and A. Verma Some Quadratic and Cubic Summation Formulae 025-036 06. P. Dheena and A. Sudha Regularity on po-Gamma Semigroups and its multipliers 037-045 07. Satya Prakash Singh Certain Results involving Lambert Series and Continued Fractions-II 047-053 08. M. P. Wasadikar A Structure Theorem for Complete Infinitely Distributive Atomistic Lattices 055-057 09. Sarjoo Prasad Yadav Some Lebesgue Subspaces Approximable by Jacobi Polynomials 059-069 10. V. K. Jain Generalizations of Certain Results on the Zeros of Certain Composite Polynomials 071-082 11. Deshna Loonker and P. K. Banerjee Mellin Transform of Fractional Integrals for integrable Boehmians 083-089 12. Remy Y. Dennis, S. N. Singh and S. P. Singh On Proof of Certain Theta Function Identities of Ramanujan 091-103 13. Remy Y. Dennis, S. N. Singh and S. P. Singh On Certain Transformations involving Truncated q-Series 105-114 14. Dennis Nemzer Paley-Wiener Theorems for Trigonometric Series 115-123

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 73, Nos. 3 - 4 (2006):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 16. R. Y. Denis, S. N. Singh and S. P. Singh On Certain Elliptic Integrals of Ramanujan 113 - 119 17. R. P. Pant Fixed Point Theorems and Divisibility of Polynomials 121-130 18. K. R. Vasuki On some of Ramanujan's P-Q Modular Equations 131-143 19. Hongmei Liu and Tianming Wang Some New Rogers - Ramanujan Type Identities 145-151 20. Akhilesh Prasad Pseudo Differential Operator Involving Hankel Translation and Hankel Convolution of some Gevrey Spaces 153-165 21. Satish Bhatnagar The Algebra Ap(I,X) with Order Convolution and its multipliers 167-176 22. S. S. Bhooshnurmath and Anupama J. Patil Exceptional Values of Meromorphic Functions and their Differential Polynomials 177-198 23. Satya Deo and J. K. Maitra Hilbert series of Free Spline Modules 53-64 24. Sejal Shah and T. K. Das On Absolutes of Nearly Hausdorff Speces 213-219 25. A. K. Singh and U. C. Gupta On Sasakian Concircular Recurrent Spaces of Second Order 221-226 26. Anil Kumar Pathak A Birkhoff Interpolation Problem on the Unit Circle in the Complex Plane 227-233 27. R. S. Pathak and C. P. Pandey The Wavelet Transform in a Generalized Sobolev Spaces 235-247 28. R. D. Giri and P. B. Bahatkar Three Theorems on Commutativity of s-Unital Rings 249-256

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 73, Nos. 1 - 2 (2006):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. M. S. N. Murty and B. V. Apparao Two point Boundary Value Problems for Matrix Differential Equations 01 - 07 2. Z. Husain Mixed Symmetric Duality for Nonlinear Programs with Invexity 09-15 3. Sarjoo Prasad Yadav Approximation of some Lebesgue Functions by Wavelets 17-23 4. R. G. Vyas Order of Magnitudes of Fourier Coefficients of Functions of ABV(p) and phiABV 25-30 5. Deshna Loonkar and P. K. Banerji Plancherel Theorem for Wavelet Transform for Vector valued Functions and Boehmians 31-39 6. P. Dheena and D. Shivkumar BL-Regular Near Rings 41-45 7. D. R. K. Reddy and R. Lakshun Naidu A Plane Symmetric Zeldovich Universe in Lyra Manifold 47-51 8. S. B. Gaikwad and M. S. Choudhary Fractional Fourier Transforms of Ultra Boehmians 53-64 9. Vyomesh Pant Common fixed points of R-Weakly Commuting Maps of Type (Ag) 65-70 10. R. K. Yadav and Balraj Singh On the q-Bedient's Polynomials and their Generating Relations 71-76 11. Vakeel A. Khan Some Illusion Relations between the sequence spaces defined by sequence of Moduli 77-81 12. P. K. Banerji and S. K. Q. Al-Omari Distributional Generalized Convolution Transform of Compact Support 83-87 13. R. P. Pant Dynamics of Functions and Divisibility of Polynomials 89-96 14. V. Karunakaran and K. Bhuwaneswari Distortion of Lengths under Conformal Maps 97-105 15. Deshna Loonkar, P. K. Banerji and S.M. Tripathi Distributional Mellin Transform for Cauchy Integral Equation 107-111

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 72, Nos. 1 - 4 (2005):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. Hisatoshi Ikai On Lipschitz’ Lifting of the Cayley Transform 1 - 12 2. K. Ramachandra, A. Sankaranarayanan and K. Srinivas Notes on Prime Number Theorem-II 13 - 18 3. S.V.R. Naidu Fixed Point Theorems for Sequences of Self-maps on a Metric Space by Altering Distances 19 - 41 4. Chi-Ming Chen G-KKM Theorem on Non-convex Sets and Its applications 43-51 5. S.K. Nimbhorkar and M.P. Wasadikar n-Normal Join-semilattices 53-57 6. R. Roopkumar Multiplication of Boehmians 59-66 7. Sudarsan Nanda Convexity and Generalized Convexity of Composite Functions 67-74 8. Satya Deo and Veerendra Vikram Awasthi Strongly Contractible Polyhedra Which Are Not Simply Contractible at n Points for Any n=2 75-82 9. Ruchi Das On G-Expansive Homeomorphisms and generators 83-89 10. Ekta Shah Positively Expansive Maps on G-Spaces 91-97 11. S. Arumugam and J. Suresh Suseela Geodesic Graphoidal Covering Number of a Graph 99-106 12. J.K. Kohli and Sachin Vashistha A Common Fixed Point Theorem in Metric Spaces 107-114 13. S. Bhargava, K.R. Vasuki and B. R. Srivatsa Kumar Evaluations of Ramanujan-Weber Class Invariant gn* 115-127 14. Arti Bansal and Nidhi Bansal Note on a Paper of Sharma and Kumar 129-130 15. Renu Chugh and Savita Rathi Weakly Compatible Maps in Probabilistic Metric Spaces 131-140 16. V. K. Jain Certain Sharp Inequalities for Polynomials 141-145 17. A. Chattopadhyay, S. Das, V.K. Jain and H. Konwar Certain Generalizations of Enestom-Kakeya Theorem 147-156 18. P. Dheena and D. Sivakumar Nc-Pure Regular Near-Rings 157-161 19. Talky Bhattacharjee Group-theoretic Origins of Some Generating Functions for LDx(z) 163-181 20. Ayten Pekin and Hulya Is Can Continued Fractions of Period Six and Explicit Representations of Fundamental Units of Some Real Quadratic Fields. 183-194 21. S. S. Khare On Bounding and Independence of Wall Manifolds 195-201 22. D.R. Sahu, M. Imdadi and Santosh Kumar Fixed Point Iteration Process for Nonlipschitzian Nearly Nonexpansive Mappings 203-210 23. Sanjay Kumar and Nand Lal Polynomial Compactness of Derivations of the form “Normal Plus Compact” 211-220 24. Nand Lal and Gyan Prakash Tripathi Composition Operators on l2 of the form “Normal Plus Compact” 221-226 25. G. M. Deheri l(P;IN)-Nuclear Spaces and Nuclear Spaces with Bases and Their Topological Identification with Kothe Spaces 227-239 26. R.P. Pant A Comparison of Contractive Definitions 241-249

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 71, Nos. 1 - 4 (2004):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. J. Dikshit Pal-type Interpolation on Nonuniformly Distributed Points 1 - 12 2. N.K. Thakare, M.M. Pawar and B.N. Waphare Modular Pairs, Standard Elements, Neutral Elements and Related Results in Partially Order Sets 13 - 53 3. C.S. Manjarekar and Nitin S. Chavan An Element Primary to Another Element 55 - 60 4. P.K. Banerji, M.G. Binsaad and F.B.F. Mohsen Application of N-fractional Calculus to Obtain Generating Functions 61-68 5. V. K. Jain Refinements of Certain Results on Location of Zeros of Polynomials 69-76 6. B.I. Dave and Manisha Dalbhide q-Analogue of an Extended Jacobi Polynomail and Its Properties 77-84 7. Manprit Kaur and Arun Kumar Complex Cubic Spline Interpolation 85 - 92 8. G.M. Deheri Lemda one alpha x bases and Lemda one alpha nuclearity 93-102 9. Vyomesh Pant and K. Jha On Discontinuity and Fixed Points 103 - 107 10. Remy Y. Denis, S.N. Singh and S.P. Singh Certain Transformations Involving Poly-basic Hypergeometric Series 109-117 11. T. Tamizh Chelvam and N. Meenakumari B-regular gamma-Near-rings and Bi-ideals 119-124 12. Nandlal and Pradeep Kumar Spectrum of Certain unbounded Composition Transformations in el 2 125-129 13. G. Murugusundarammoorthy and K. Vijaya On Certain Subclass of Starlike Functions with Two Fixed Points 131-139 14. J. K. Srivastava Kothe-Toeplitz and Topological Dueals of Spaces of Strongly Summable Vector Sequences 141-152 15. S. V. R. Naidu Fixed Point Theorems for Four Self-maps on a Metric Space by Altering Distances 153-173 16. N. Parhi and R.N. Rath Oscillation of Solutions of a Class of First Order Neutral Differential Equations 175-188 17. D. R. K. Reddy On Einstein-Rosen Vacuum in a Scalar-Tensor Theory of Gravitation 189-193 18. Vivek Sahai and Shalini Srivastava On Models of Lie Algebra G(0,1) and Euler Integral Transformation 195-205 19. N.S. Bhave and C.M. Deshpande Range of Diameters of a Bipartite Graph and Its Generalized 2-Partite Internal Complement 207-219 20. B. Janakiram, N.D. Soner and M.A. Davis Complementary Acyclic Domination in Graphs 221-226 21. Sudarsan Nanda Almost Continuity and Almost Compactness 227-232 22. S.B. Joshi and P.K. Banerji Inequalities for Multivalent Functions Defined by Ruscheweyh Derivative 233-237 23. R.P. Pant Non-expansive Mappings and Meir-Keller Type Conditions 239-244 24. Mamta Das On Toeplitz-like Operators in El eh 2 245-252

CONTENT of the Journal of the Indian Math. Soc. Vol. 70, Nos. 1 - 4 (2003):

 Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages 1. D.V. Pai On Well-Posedness of Some Problems in Approximation 1 - 16 2. A.K. Agarwal An Extension of Euler’s Theorem 17-24 3. P.K. Banerji and G.M. Shenan Applications of Fractional Derivative to Study the Mapping Properties of Starlike Functions and the Convexity of Analytic Functions-II 25-32 4. Feng-Zhen Zhao and Tianming Wang Notes on Some Rogers-Ramanujan Type Identities 33-39 5. S.S. Rana, Y.P. Dubey a nd P. Gupta Convergence of Deficient Quintic Spline Interpolation 41-48 6. Hasan Kara and Vatan Karakaya On Some New Sequence Spaces Involving Invariant Means 49-55 7. R.P. Pant, K. Jha and A.B. Lohani Generalization of a Meir-Keeler Type Fixed Point Theorem 57-65 8. Stevo Stevic A Note on Isolation Amongst the Composition Operators of the Generalized Weighted Bergman Spaces 67-71 9. Vivek Sahai and Shalini Srivastava On Models of q-representations of sl (2,C) and q-Euler Integral Transformation 73-85 10. K.R. Vasuki and K. Shivashankara Some New Values for the Rogers-Ramanujan Continued Fraction 87-95 11. M. Imdad and Santosh Kumar Common Fixed Point Theorems for Four Nonself-Mappings 97-109 12. N.D. Chakraborty, M. Sahu and B. Sen Pettis-type Spaces for a Bounded Family of Measures. 111-119 13. M.S. Mahadeva Naika P-Q Eta-function Identities and Computation of Ramanujan-Weber Class Invariants 121-134 14. R.P. Pant Fixed Point Theorems and Dynamics of Functions 135-143 15. R.S. Pathak and S.M. Tripathi A Class of Pseudo-Differential Opeators Involving Hankel Convolutions 145-156 16. R.P. Pant, Vyomesh Pant and A.B. Lohani Reciprocal Continuity and Common Fixed Points 157-167 17. Renu Chugh and Sanjay Kumar Minimal Commutativity and Common Fixed Pointa 169-177 18. V.K. Jain On Maximum Modulus of Polynomials with Zeros in the Closed Exterior of a Circle 179-183 19. Renu Chugh and Savita Common Fixed Points of Four R-Weakly Commuting Mappings 185-189 20. N.D. Soner, B. Chaluvaraju and B. Janakiram The Double Global Domination Number of a Graph 191-195 21. P. Dheena and K. Karthy On Regular Iaminated Near-Rings 197-201 22. S.S. Pujar A Note on Lorenzian Para Sasakian Manifolds with an LP Contact non-Metric Quarter Symmetric-Connection 203-207 23. V.K. Jain On the Zeros of a Polynomial 209-213 24. Stevo Stevic Composition Operators on the Generalized Bergman Space 215-219 25. Taddesse Zegeye and S.C. Arora Spectrum of the Compression of a Slant Toeplitz Operator 221-228 26. N.K. Thakare, S. Maeda and B.N. Waphare Modular Pairs, Covering Property and Related Results in Posets 229-253 27. Vishnu Gupta Commutativity of Rings Satisfying a Polynomial Identity 255-256