Ownership and Publication of Mathematika Mathematika Was Founded in the Early 1950S by Harold Davenport and Is Owned by Mathematika University College London

Ownership and Publication of Mathematika Mathematika was founded in the early 1950s by Harold Davenport and is owned by Mathematika University College London. Since 2010, the journal has been published on behalf of its owner by the London Mathematical Society (LMS). The LMS celebrated its 150th A JOURNAL OF PURE AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS anniversary in 2015; it is the major British learned Society for mathematics and publishes eleven other journals, five of which are in collaboration with other learned societies. Editorial Board Cambridge University Press prints and distributes Mathematika under agreement with the London Mathematical Society. Managing Editor All articles are available electronically via Cambridge Core. ALEX SOBOLEV, University College London Analysis, spectral theory, PDEs Aims and Scope Mathematika publishes both pure and applied mathematical articles of the highest quality. 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VOLUME 64 PART 1 2018

Mohammad N. Ivaki A local uniqueness theorem for minimizers of Petty’s conjectured projection inequality 1–19

Joni Teräväinen The Goldbach problem for primes that are sums of two squares plus one 20–70

Péter Komjáth Set mappings with free sets which are arithmetic progressions 71–76

0 0 L. Olsen On the Πγ -completeness and Σγ -completeness of multifractal decomposition sets 77–114 Caïus Wojcik and Luca Q. Zamboni Monochromatic factorizations of VOLUME 64 PART 1 2018 words and periodicity 115–123

Daniel Hug and Zakhar Kabluchko An inclusion–exclusion identity for normal cones of polyhedral sets 124–136

J. C. Andrade, S. M. Gonek and J. P. Keating Truncated product VOLUME representations for L-functions in the hyperelliptic ensemble 137–158

András Biró Local average of the hyperbolic circle problem for Fuchsian groups 159–183 64 PART Hayato Kohama and Yoshinori Mizuno Kernel functions of the twisted symmetric square of elliptic modular forms 184–210 2018 1

Rafał Latała and Marta Strzelecka Comparison of weak and strong moments for vectors with independent coordinates 211–229

Aled Walker The primes are not metric Poissonian 230–236

Xianchang Meng Large bias for integers with prime factors in arithmetic progressions 237–252

R. Lutowski, N. Petrosyan and A. Szczepański Classification of spin structures on four-dimensional almost-flat manifolds 253–266

Dong Han Kim, Michał Rams and Baowei Wang Hausdorff dimension of the set approximated by irrational rotations 267–283

Tuomas Hytönen and Emil Vuorinen A two-weight inequality between p 2 p L (` ) and L 284–302