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342 List of Participants 16. Guenot Jacques, Italy, guenot@libero.it 17. Manjarin Monica, Spain, manjarin@ub.edu 18. Molino Laura, Italy, laura.molino@unipr.it 19. Nisoli Isaia, Italy, nisoli@mail.dm.unipi.it 20. Parrini Carla, Italia, parrini@math.unifi.it 21. Patrizio Giorgio, Italy, patrizio@math.unifi.it 22. Perelli Alberto, Italia, perelli@dima.unige.it 23. Radu Remus, USA, remusradu@math.cornell.edu 24. Raissy Jasmin, Italy, raissy@mail.dm.unipi.it 25. Rosati Lilia, Italy, rosati@math.unifi.it 26. Ruggiero Matteo, Italy, matteo.ruggiero@sns.it 27. Schleicher Dierk, Germany, dierk@jacobs-university.de 28. Sibony Nassim, France, nessim.sibony@math.u-psud.fr 29. Stoppato Caterina, Italy, stoppato@math.unifi.it 30. Taflin Johan, France, johan.taflin@gmail.com 31. Tanase Raluca, USA, ralucat@math.cornell.edu 32. Villarini Massimo, Italy, massimo.villarini@unimore.it 33. Vitali Sara, Italy, vitali@mat.uniroma2.it 34. Vlacci Fabio, Italy, vlacci@math.unifi.it
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Preface The theory of holomorphic d
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