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The present tract had its origin in a series of lectures on Automorphic Functions given to the Mathematical Research Class of the University of Edinburgh during the Spring Term of 1915.
I wish to express em grateful acknowledgment of my indebted ness to Professor Whittaker, Who has read the manuscript during the course of its preparation, and has made many valuable suggestions; and to Mr Herbert Bell, who assisted in the preparation of the Bibliography.
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