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In memory of Vitalii Yakovich Skorobogat'ko (18 July 1927–7 April 1996)

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In memory of Vitalii Yakovich Skorobogat'ko (18 July 1927–7 April 1996). J Math Sci 90, 2323–2333 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02433961

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