L.J. Mordell

H. Davenport

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Some aspects of Davenport's work

L. Mordell (1971)

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Harold Davenport (1907-1969)

L. Mordell (1971)

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Solving an indeterminate third degree equation in rational numbers. Sylvester and Lucas

Tatiana Lavrinenko (2002)

Revue d'histoire des mathématiques

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This article concerns the problem of solving diophantine equations in rational numbers. It traces the way in which the 19th century broke from the centuries-old tradition of the purely algebraic treatment of this problem. Special attention is paid to Sylvester’s work “On Certain Ternary Cubic-Form Equations” (1879–1880), in which the algebraico-geometrical approach was applied to the study of an indeterminate equation of third degree.

A brief survey of the work of Harold Davenport

C. Rogers (1971)

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Publications of L. J. Mordell. Continuation from Acta Arithmetica, vol. IX pp.13-22

(1973)

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On the representation of integers by certain binary cubic and biquadratic forms

W. Ljunggren (1971)

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Publications of L. J. Mordell

(1964)

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Leonard Dickson’s History of the Theory of Numbers: An historical study with mathematical implications

Della D. Fenster (1999)

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In 1911, the research mathematician Leonard Dickson embarked on a study of the theory of numbers which culminated in the publication of his three-volume . This paper discusses the genesis of this work, the historiographic style revealed therein, and the mathematical contributions which arose out of it.

Marceli Stark (September 16, 1908 - May 4, 1974)

(1974)

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