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MATHEMATICAL RESEARCH LETTERS CONTENTS

Volume 13, Number 1 January 2006

Soogil Seo, Circular distributions of finite order 1 Ferruccio Colombini, Cataldo Grammatico, and Daniel Tataru, Strong uniqueness for

second order elliptic operators with Gevrey coefficients 15 Sam Payne, Equivariant Chow cohomology of toric varieties 29 Salem Ben Said, Huygens' principle for the wave equation associated with the trigonometric

Dunkl-Cherednik operators 43 E. B. Dynkin, On extreme X-harmonic functions 59 Frederic Bourgeois, Contact homology and homotopy groups of the space of contact

structures 71 Daniel Huybrechts and Richard Thomas, P-objects and autoequivalences of derived

categories 87 D. Kaledin, On the coordinate ring of a projective Poisson scheme 99 Enrico Arbarello, Igor Krichever, and Giambattista Marini, Characterizing Jacobians

via flexes of the Kummer Variety 109 Nero Budur, Mircea Mustata, and Morihiko Saito, Roots of Bernstein-Sato polynomials

for monomial ideals: a positive characteristic approach 125 Zhongwei Shen, The Lp Dirichlet problem for elliptic systems on Lipschitz domains 143 Katrin Wehrheim, Energy identity for anti-self-dual instantons on C x 161

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