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VOLUMES 1,11, III,
IV, V, AND VI

Volume I—Theory of Statistics

General Theory
R.	J. BERAN, Upper and lower risks and minimax procedures. C. R. BLYTH and D. M. ROBERTS, On inequalities of Cramér-Rao type and admissibility proofs. J. OOSTERHOFF and W. R. VAN ZWET, The likelihood ratio test for the multinomial distribution. W. E. STRAWDERMAN, On the existence of proper Bayes minimax estimators of the mean of a multivariate normal distribution.

Sequential Analysis
P.	J. BICKEL and J. YAHAV, On the Wiener process approximation to Bayesian sequential testing problems. Yu. V. LINNIK and l. V. ROMANOVSKY, Some new results in sequential estimation theory. R. MILLER, Sequential rank tests—one sample case. R. A. WIJSMAN, Examples of exponentially bounded stopping time of invariant sequential probability ratio tests when the model may be false.

Asymptotic Theory
R.	R. BAHADUR and M. RAGHAVACHARI, Some asymptotic properties of likelihood ratios on general sample spaces. D. M. CHIBISOV, On the normal approximation for a certain class of statistics. J. HAJEK, Local asymptotic minimax and admissibility in estimation. R. A. JOHNSON and G. G. ROUSSAS, Applications of contiguity to multiparameter hypotheses testing. J. KIEFER, Iterated logarithm analogues for sample quantiles when p,. ~ 0. L. LE CAM, Limits of experiments. M. D. PERLMAN, On the strong consistency of approximate maximum likelihood estimators. P. SWITZER, Efficiency robustness of estimators.

Nonparametric Procedures
R.	E. BARLOW and K. A. DOKSUM, Isotonic tests for convex orderings. Z. W. BIRNBAUM, Asymptotically distribution free statistics similar to Student’s t. K. A. DOKSUM, Decision theory for some nonparametric models. J. M. IIAMMERSLEY, A few seedlings of research. A. W. MARSHALL and F. PROSCHAN, Classes of distributions applicable in replacement with renewal theory implications. R. PYKE, Spacings revisited. H. RUBIN, On large sample properties of certain nonparametric procedures. l. R. SAVAGE and J. SETHURAMAN, Asymptotic distribution of the log likelihood ratio based on ranks in the two sample problem. l. VINCZE, On some results and problems in connection with statistics of the Kolmogorov-Smirnov type.

Regression Analysis
T.	W. ANDERSON, Efficient estimation of regression coefficients in time series. D. R. BRILLINGER, The spectral analysis of stationary interval functions. R. BÜHLMANN, Credibility procedures. W. G. COCHRAN, Some effects of errors of measurement on linear regression. L. J. GLESER and l. OLKIN, Estimation for a regression model with an unknown covariance matrix. J. M. HOEM, On the statistical theory of analytic graduation.
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Multivariate Analysis
C.	R. RAO and S. K. MITRA, Generalized inverse of a matrix and its applications. H. CHERNOFF, Metric considerations in cluster analysis. F. N. DAVID, Measurement of diversity. L. A. GOODMAN, Some multiplicative models for the analysis of cross classified data. T. ORCHARD and M. A. WOODBURY, A missing information principle: theory and applications. M. SOBEL and G. H. WEISS, Recent results on using the play the winner sampling rule with binomial selection problems. M. ZELEN, Exact significance tests for contingency tables imbedded in a 2,. classification.

Volume Il—Probability Theory
Introduction
J.	L. DOOB, William Feller 1906—1970. M. KAC, William Feller, in memoriam. L. K. SCHMETTERER, Alfréd Rényi, in memoriam.

Measure Theory
D.	W. MÜLLER, Randomness and extrapolation. R. M. BLUMENTHAL and H. H. CORSON, On continuous collections of measures. G. DEBREU and D. SCHMEIDLER, The Radon-Nikodym derivative of a correspondence. R. DUDLEY, A counterexample on measurable processes. Z. FROLIK, Projective limits of measure spaces. W. HILDENBRAND, Metric measure spaces of economic agents. C. IONESCU TULCEA, Lif tings commuting with translations. J. H. B. KEMPERMAN, On a class of moment problems. D. MAHARAM, Consistent extensions of linear functionals and of probability measures. H. ROSENTHAL, On the span in L” of sequences of independent random variables. L. K. SCHMETTERER, On Poisson laws and related questions. M. L. STRAF, Weak convergence of stochastic processes with several parameters.

Inequalities
D.	L. BURKHOLDER, B. J. DAVIS, and R. F. GUNDY, Integral inequalities for convex functions of operators on martingales. S. DAS GUPTA, M. L. EATON, l. OLKIN, M. PERLMAN, L. J. SAVAGE, and M. SOBEL, Inequalities on the probability content of convex regions for elliptically contoured distributions.

Combinatorial Analysis
P.	DOUBILET, G.-C. ROTA, and R. STANLEY, On the foundations of combinatorial theory, VI: the idea of generating function.

Ergodic Theory
S.	KAKUTANI, Strictly ergodic symbolic dynamical systems. W. KRIEGER, On unique ergodicity. D. S. ORNSTEIN, On the root problem in ergodic theory.

Gaussian Processes
J.	FELDMAN, Sets of boundedness and continuity for the canonical normal process. A. M. GARSIA, Continuity properties of Gaussian processes with multidimensional time parameter. G. KALLIANPUR and M. NADKARNI, Supports of Gaussian measures. R. S. LIPTSER and A. M. SHIRYAYEV, Statistics of conditionally Gaussian random sequences. M. B. MARCUS and L. A. SHEPP, Sample behavior of Gaussian processes. S. OREY, Growth rate of certain Gaussian processes.

Central Limit Theorem
R.	N. BHATTACHARYA, Recent results on refinements of the central limit theorem. R. F. COGBURN, The central limit theorem for Markov processes. A. DVORETZKY,
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Asymptotic normality of sums of dependent random variables. B. V. GNEDENKO, Limit theorems for sums of a random number of positive independent random variables. M. ROSENBLATT, Central limit theorem for stationary processes. V. V. SAZONOV, On a bound for the rate of convergence in the multidimensional central limit theorem. C. STEIN, A bound for the error in the normal approximation to the distribution of a sum of dependent random variables.

Volume Ill—Probability Theory
Passage Problems
Yu. K. BELYAYEV, Point processes and first passage problems. A. A. BOROVKOV, Limit theorems for random walks with boundaries. N. C. JAIN and W. E. PRUITT, The range of random walk. H. ROBBINS and D. SIEGMUND, On the law of the iterated logarithm for maxima and minima. A. D. SOLOVIEV, Asymptotic distribution of the moment of first crossing of a high level by a birth and death process.

Markov Processes—Potential Theory
R.	G. AZENCOTT and P. CARTIER, Martin boundaries of random walks on locally compact groups. J. L. DOOB, The structure of a Markov chain. S. PORT and C. STONE, Classical potential theory and Brownian motion. S. PORT and C. STONE, Logarithmic potentials and planar Brownian motion. K. SATO, Potential operators for Markov processes.

Markov Processes—Trajectories—Functionals
R.	GETOOR, Approximations of continuous additive functionals. K. ITO, Poisson point processes attached to Markov processes. J. F. C. KINGMAN, Regenerative phenomena and the characterization of Markov transition probabilities. E. J. McSHANE, Stochastic differential equations and models of random processes. P. A. MEYER, R. SMYTHE, and J. WALSH, Birth and death of Markov processes. P. W. MILLAR, Stochastic integrals and processes with stationary independent increments. D. W. STROOCK and S. R. S. VARADHAN, On the support of diffusion processes with applications to the strong maximum principle. D. W. STROOCK and S. R. S. VARADHAN, Diffusion processes.

Point Processes, Branching Processes
R.	V. AMBARTSUMIAN, On random fields of segments and random mosaic on a plane. H. SOLOMON and P. C. C. WANG, Nonhomogeneous Poisson fields of random lines with applications to traffic flow. D. R. COX and P. A. W. LEWIS, Multivariate point processes. M. R. LEADBETTER, On basic results of point process theory. W. J. BÜHLER, The distribution of generations and other aspects of the family structure of branching processes. P. S. PURl, A method for studying the integral functionals of stochastic processes with applications:
III. W. A. O’N. WAUGH, Uses of the sojourn time series for the Markovian birth process. J. GANI, First emptiness problems in queueing, storage, and traffic theory. H. E. DANIELS, Kuhn-Grun type approximations for polymer chain distributions. L. KATZ and M. SOBEL Coverage of generalized chess boards by randomly placed rooks. R. HOLLEY, Pressure and Helmholtz free energy in a dynamic model of a lattice gas. D. MOLLISON, The rate of spatial propagation of simple epidemics. W. H. OLSON and V. R. R. UPPULURI, Asymptotic distribution of eigenvalues or random matrices.

Information and Control
R.	S. BUCY, A priori bounds for the Ricatti equation. T. FERGUSON, Lose a dollar or double your fortune. R. J. KUSHNER, Necessary conditions for discrete parameter stochastic optimization problems. P. VARAIYA, Differential games. E. C. POSNER and E. R. RODEMICH, Epsilon entropy of probability distributions.
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Volume IV—-Biology and Health
Clinical Trials and Sequential Procedures
B.	W. BROWN, Statistical aspects of clinical trials. D. KODLIN and M. F. COLLEN, Automated diagnosis in multiphasic screening. W. F. TAYLOR and P. O’BRIEN, Some practical problems in clinical trials. D. DARLING, When is a fixed number of observations optimal? H. ROBBINS and D. SIEGMUND, On a class of stopping rules for testing parametric hypotheses. B. J. FLEHINGER and T. A. LOUIS, Sequential medical trials with data dependent treatment allocation. D. HOEL and M. SOBEL, Comparisons of sequential procedures for selecting the best binomial population.

Population Studies and Branching Processes
H.	WEINER, Critical age dependent branching processes. S. KARLIN and J. McGREGOR, Equilibria for genetic systems with weak interaction. N. KEYFITZ, The mathematics of sex and marriage. F. N. DAVID, Measurement of diversity: multiple cell contents. W. A. O’N. WAUGH, Models and approximations for synchronous cellular growth. G. L. YANG and C. L. CHIANG, A time dependent simple stochastic epidemic. D. FEARN, Galton-Watson processes with generation dependence. J. KLOTZ, Markov chain clustering of births by sex.

Biostatistics
C.	L. CHIANG, An equality in stochastic processes. M. TARTER and S. RAMAN, A systematic approach to graphical methods in biometry. F. N. DAVID, Applications of Neyman’s C(a) techniques. P. S. PURl and S. SENTURIA, On a mathematical theory of quantal respoase assays. G. M. SOUTHWARD and J. R. VAN RYZIN, Estimating the mean of a random binomial parameter.

Cellular Phenomena and Carcinogenesis
P.	CLIFFORD, Nonthreshold models of the survival of bacteria after irradiation.
M. R. WHITE, Studies of the mechanism of induction of pulmonary adenomas in mice. C. GUILLIER, Evaluation of the internal exposure due to various administered dosages of urethane to mice.

Psychological Aspects of Observational Studies
l.	R. SAVAGE and M. WEBSTER, Source of evaluations reformulated and analyzed. J. YERUSHALMY, Self-selection—a major problem in observational studies.

Volume V—Darwinian, Neo-Darwinian, and
Non-Darwinian Evolution
Darwinian and Non-Darwinian Evolution Theory
J.	F. CROW, Darwinian and non-Darwinian evolution. G. L. STEBBINS and R. C.
LEWONTIN, Comparative evolution at the levels of molecules, organisms, and populations.
M. KIMURA and T. OUTA, Population genetics, molecular biometry, and evolution. J. L.
KING, The role of mutation in evolution.

DNA, RNA, Amino acid Sequences
T.	H. JUKES, Comparison of polypeptide sequences. R. J. MAcINTYRE, Studies of enzyme evolution by subunit hybridization. H. VOGEL and E. ZUCKERKANDL, The evolution of polarity relations in globins. H. VOGEL, Two dimensional analysis of polarity changes in globin and cytochrome c. D. KOHNE, J. CHISCON, and B. HOYER, Evolution of mammalian DNA.
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Population Studies and Evolution
F.	AYALA, Darwinian versus non-Darwinian evolution in natural populations of Drosophila. R. W. ALLARD and A. L. KAHLER, Patterns of molecular variation in plant populations. W. BODMER and L. CAVALLI-SFORZA, Variation in fitness and molecular evolution.

Role of Theory in Evolutionary Studies
L.	L. GATLIN, Evolutionary indices. T. A. REICHERT, The amount of information stored in proteins and other short biological code sequences. R. BELLMAN, Hierarchies of control processes and the evolution of consciousness. R. HOLMQUIST, Theoretical foundations of paleogenetics. W. J. EWENS, Statistical aspects of the non-Darwinian theory.

Volume VI—Effects of Pollution on Health
Programs and Studies of Governmental Agencies
J.	R. GOLDSMITH, Statistical problems and strategies in environmental epidemiology. J. V. BEHAR, Application of computer simulation techniques to problems in air pollution. J. R. TOTTER, Research programs of the Atomic Energy Commission’s Division of Biology and Medicine relevant to problems of health and pollution. J. F. FINKLEA, M. F. CRANMER, D. l. HAMMER, L. J. McCABE, V. A. NEWILL, and C. M. SHY, Health intelligence for environmental protection: a demanding challenge. W. B. RIGGAN, D. l. HAMMER, J. F. FINKLEA, V. HASSELBLAD, C. R. SHARP, R. M. BURTON, and C. M. SHY, CHESS, a community health and environmental surveillance system. W. C. NELSON, V. HASSELBLAD, and G. R. LOWRIMORE, Statistical aspects of a community health and environmental surveillance system. M. G. SIRKEN, Survey strategies for estimating rare health attributes.

Radiation and Health Controversy
E.	J. STERNGLASS, Environmental radiation and human health. M. H. DEGROOT, Statistical studies of the effect of low level radiatioii from nuclear reactors on human health. J. W. GOFMAN and A. R. TAMPLIN, Epidemiologic studies of carcinogenesis by ionizing radiation. E. A. TOMPKINS, P. M. HAMILTON, and D. A. IIOFFMAN, Infant mortality around three nuclear power reactors. V. L. SAILOR, Population exposure to radiation: natural and man-made. H. W. PATTERSON and R. II. THOMAS, Radiation and risk—the source data. E. LANDAU, Radiation and infant mortality—some hazards of methodology.

Problems of Monitoring
E.	B. HOOK, Monitoring human birth defects: methods and strategies. G. D. FRIEDMAN and M. F. COLLEN, A method for monitoring adverse drug reactions. A. D. KEITH, Chemical induction of mutagenesis and carcinogenesis. M. C. CLARK, D. GOODMAN, and A. C. WILSON, The biochemical approach to mutation monitoring in man. F. S. GOULDING, X-ray fluorescence—an improved analytical tool for trace element studies. R. E. BARLOW, Averaging time and maxima for air pollution concentrations.

Pollutants in Food Chains
R.	W. RISEBROUGH, Effects of environmental pollutants upon animals other than man. H. L. ROSENTHAL, Implications of environmental strontium 90 accumulation in teeth and bone of children. T. D. STERLING, Problems in determining if a commonly used herbicide (2,4,5-T) has an effect on human health. B. E. VAUGHAN, Ecological and environmental problems in the application of biomathematics.

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Ecological Studies
W.	R. GAFFEY, Possible manifestations of worsening environmental pollution. R. W. GILL, Effects of toxicity on ecosystems. H. B. MESSINGER, Demographic data for local areas. W. WINKELSTEIN, Utility or futility of ordinary mortality statistics in the study of air pollution effects.

Skeletal Plans for a Comprehensive Health-Pollution Study,
Discussion and Epilogue
J.	R. GOLDSMITH, Skeletal plan for a comprehensive epidemiologic study of pollution:
effects of exposure on growth and development of children. A. C. HEXTER, Skeletal plan for a study of daily mortality. J. NEYMAN, Skeletal plan for a comprehensive statistical health-pollution study. H. K. URY, Some skeletal plans for studying health effects of air pollution. E. L. SCOTT, Summary of Panel Discussion. J. NEYMAN, Epilogue of the health-pollution conference.