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CONTENTS

Ádám Besenyei, István Faragó, Vilmos Komornik:   Simon László (1940–2021) 3– 4
Miklós Laczkovich:    Numbers sticking together (mod  N  ) 5– 14
Takashi Noiri, Valeriu Popa:    Some generalizations of nearly-I  -continuous multifunctions 15– 35
Imre Bárány:    Pairwise intersecting convex sets and cylinders in   3
ℝ   37– 44
István Porupsánszki:    A note on pencils of elliptic quadrics in P G(3,q)  45– 53
Ayman Hijazy, András Zempléni:    Identifiability of convolutions 55– 69
Szabolcs Levente Fancsali:    About spatially homogeneous space-time models 71– 92
Ferenc Izsák, Béla J. Szekeres:    Fractional operators in relativistic quantum mechanics the square-root Klein–Gordon equation 93–108
Mădălina Moga:    Some properties of the fixed point equation with Meir–Keeler operator 109–115
Zsuzsanna Nagy-Csiha, Margit Pap:    Representation of a subgroup of the quaternionic Blaschke group 117–133
László Németh, András Zempléni:    A new bootstrap resampling scheme for INAR processes with trend 135–156
Yash Paul, Sándor Fridli:    Sleep states detection using Halfwave and Franklin transformation 157–177
Heinz-Joachim Rack, Robert Vajda:    Explicit solution, for n = 7  , to a Markov-type extremal problem initiated by Schur 179–201
Nikolai Ryzhkov, Ildikó László:    Stability of triangularization of polynomial matrices 203–213
Radu Truşcă:    Local fixed point theorems and open mapping principles for generalized contractions 215–223
János M. Uray:    A family of barely expansive polynomials 225–234
Anita Windisch, Péter L. Simon:    The dynamics of the Hopfield model for homogeneous weight matrix 235–247