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  1. Mathematische Werke (AMS Chelsea Publishing) by Gotthold Eisenstein, 1997-10-01
  2. Mathematische Abhandlungen: Besonders Aus Dem Gebiete Der Höheren Arithmetik Und Der Elliptischen Functionen by Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein, 2010-01-12
  3. Mathematische Werke *2 Volumes* by Gotthold Eisenstein, 1989-01-01
  4. Mathematische Werke (German Edition) by Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein, 1975
  5. Mathematische Abhandlungen by Gotthold Eisenstein, 2008-01-01
  6. Mathematische Abhandlungen: Besonders aus dem Gebiete der höheren Arithmetik und der elliptischen Functionen by Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein, 1847

81. Eisenstein
dans cet anneau permit à eisenstein d énoncer des conditions de
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EISENSTEIN Gotthold Ferdinand Max, allemand, 1823-1852 Issu d'une famille de six enfants atteints par la méningite, maladie extrêmement contagieuse, Ferdinand sera le seul des enfants à survivre mais sa santé restera fragile. Élève brillant, il se passionne pour les mathématiques et s'inscrit à l'université de Berlin (1843), sa ville natale où il se fait rapidement connaître par une publication dans le Journal de Crelle relative à l'emploi des substitutions linéaires (x = aX + bY, y = cX + dY) dans l'étude des formes quadratiques, sur lesquelles Gauss travaillait et qui conduiront Hamilton et Sylvester au calcul matriciel. Le célèbre et influent naturaliste et explorateur Alexander von Humboldt le prendra sous sa protection : il étudiera auprès de Gauss et de Hamilton en Irlande et obtiendra, parrainé par Jacobi , une chaire à l'université de Berlin (1847) où il sera nommé académicien peu avant sa mort, à 29 ans, atteint de tuberculose. Ce triste destin rappelle celui du célèbre mathématicien norvégien Niels Henrick Abel Ses travaux les plus significatifs portèrent sur les formes quadratiques (théorie des invariants), la théorie analytique des nombres et les fonctions elliptiques dont la théorie, développée au moyen des

82. Eisenstein

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83. Minutes Of The Third Meeting Of Mathematical Culture By Allan
the main result of his earlier paper had already been discovered by Gottholdeisenstein a century earlier. eisenstein s work had simply been forgotten.
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Minutes of the third meeting of Mathematical Culture The third meeting of Mathematical Culture took place on June 26, 2000 at Barnes and Noble's cafe on Campbell Lane in Bowling Green, KY and was attended by five people, including myself. This cordial gathering was the final meeting of the discussion group, at least for this year under my leadership. The books we discussed at this meeting were Eric Temple Bell's book Men of Mathematics and Lynn Osen's book Women in Mathematics. Both are collections of biographies of mathematicians. The books are quite different. Bell's book represents a genre which the French mathematician Jean Dieudonne described as "novelistic biography". The lives of the mathematicians therein are often real adventure stories. Unfortunately, Bell doesn't give many references to support his accounts and in many cases he is just plain wrong about the facts. Bell was a novelist as well as a prolific mathematician. He wrote science fiction under the pseudonym John Taine. He wasn't an historian. Lynn Osen's book is better in that respect, since she is careful to support her assertions with specific references. In some cases, those references are not completely reliable, but at least one knows what they are and one can examine them critically. On the other hand, although she mentions the mathematics that each of her women did, she doesn't explain any of it. Bell does attempt to explain some of the relevant mathematical ideas to his non-mathematical reader. However, even in such attempts, he sometimes does violence to the mathematics in order to achieve a literary goal.

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87. ScienceWeek
notably Jakob Steiner (17961863), Karl Jacobi (1804-1851), GottholdEisenstein (1823-1852), and Lejeune Dirichlet (1805-1859). The last, in particular,
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1) Bernhard Riemann (1826-1866) was an unlikely revolutionary. Born in September 1826 in the small town of Breslenz in what was then the kingdom of Hanover, he was the second of six children. He was a quiet, shy, sickly individual who remained very much a loner throughout his life. One of the few people who seems to have broken through his shell was his colleague Richard Dedekind (1831-1916), who wrote a biography of Riemann ten years after his death. According to Dedekind, on top of his genuinely poor health Riemann was also a hypochondriac.
2) Bernhard's father, the local Lutheran pastor, very much wanted his son to become a theologian, but Bernhard was soon to display other talents and a lack of them. He first attended school in Hanover, where he suffered from chronic homesickness, and then in Lueneburg, which was much closer to home. He was hardly a model pupil. He never could take to the drill of learning Latin, and his performance in German composition was poor. Throughout his life he would find writing difficult. Moreover, he would remember only what interested him.

88. Ìåæäóíàðîäíûé Èíôîðìàöèîííûé Öåíòð, ýëåêòð
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90. List Of Scientists By Field

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