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What is new and what is old in Viète’s analysis restituta and algebra nova, and where do they come from ? Some reflections on the relations between algebra and analysis before Viète

Marco Panza (2007)

Revue d'histoire des mathématiques

François Viète considered most of his mathematical treatises to be part of a body of texts he entitled Opus restitutæ mathematicæ analyseos seu algebra nova. Despite this title and the fact that the term “algebra” has often been used to designate what is customarily regarded as Viète’s main contribution to mathematics, such a term is not part of his vocabulary. How should we understand this term, in the context of the title of his Opus, where “new algebra” is identified with “restored analysis”?...

Władysław Orlicz (1903-1990) - Polish mathematician

Lech Maligranda (2009)

Banach Center Publications

This is a brief biography of the Polish mathematician Władysław Orlicz (mostly known for Orlicz spaces), one of the members of the famous Lwów School of Mathematics (Polish School of Analysis in Lwów) who after World War II organized the Poznań School of Mathematics. This biography also includes his scientific achievements and many official scientific activities (honors and awards, membership in various scientific societies and editorial boards). There is a special section about Orlicz's connection...

Work of Pere Menal on normal subgroups.

Frank A. Arlinghaus, Leonid L. Vaserstein (1992)

Publicacions Matemàtiques

We describe subgroups of GL2A which are normalized by elementary matrices for rings A satisfying the first stable range condition, Banach algebras A, von Neumann regular rings A, and other rings A.

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