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At the time, and perhaps still today, a math student “copyrighted” his (seldom her) thesis results by announcing them in a short note in the Bulletin of the AMS. Normally, a complete paper would be published later. But I never did that, since I left math for computer science after completing my thesis.

An extension of a theorem of Hamada on the Cauchy problem with singular data