A brief sketch of the scientific, pedagogical, and public activities of Yu. V. Linnik.
A brief survey of the work of Harold Davenport
A by-proxy talk on Alexandrov's contribution.
A contribution to the history of astronomy in Olomouc
A farewell to Evelyn Nelson
A farewell to Jan Reiterman
A farewell to Jan Reiterman
A farewell to Professor RNDr. Věra Trnková, DrSc.
A few remarks on the history of MST-problem
On the background of Borůvka’s pioneering work we present a survey of the development related to the Minimum Spanning Tree Problem. We also complement the historical paper Graham-Hell [GH] by a few remarks and provide an update of the extensive literature devoted to this problem.
A few words about history of extremal problems at Moscow University
A historical exposition of mathematics in Venezuela. I: From the colonial times to the end of the 19th century.
A historical outline of the theorem of implicit functions.
A history of the progress of the Calculus of Variations during the nineteenth century [Book]
A Journey from Statistics and Probability to Risk Theory An interview with Ludger Rüschendorf
À la mémoire de Florence Cury (1952-95)
A la recherche de la démonstration perdue de Bienaymé
Nous publions et commentons brièvement une démonstration du théorème critique des processus de branchement très vraisemblablement due à Bienaymé.
A life for mathematics.
A mathematical anniversary
A mathematician out of his time: Ventura Reyes Prosper.
Hormigón [1991] says that The introduction of modern mathematical ideas in Spain was carried out mainly by three authors: García de Galdeano, Torres Quevedo and Rey Pastor. Being true the affirmation about these authors, one name at least is missing. The efforts of Ventura Reyes Prosper to introduce the new mathematical ideas in Spain were at least simultaneous in time, although maybe far fruitless. Reyes Prosper is also worth of mention by his research work. He was the first Spanish mathematician...
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