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Tadek Pytlik in my memories
Tatjana Ostrogorski.
Tatomir P. Anđelić - Life and Work
Teaching activities of Jan Mařík
This paper contains a biography of the late Jan Marik and a description of his teaching activities and methods.
Teaching of economical statistics (1885–1925). Presentation of some documents. (Enseignement de la statistique économique (1885–1925). Présentation de quelques documents.)
Telling the Life of a Mathematician: The Case of J.J. Sylvester
Tendence k jednotě v matematice
Teorie eliptických funkcí u Weierstrasse
Teorie grafů, 1736–1963 [Book]
Teorie množin, její vznik a vývoj
Textes & documents - A new source for medieval mathematics in the iberian peninsula: the commercial arithmetic in Ms 10106 (Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid)
This paper contains a critical edition of a short commercial arithmetic written in Castilian (ca. 1400). The manuscript has certain characteristic features, like the presence of composite fractions, that distinguishes it from other known treatises of the Iberian peninsula. The document appears to improve considerably our knowledge of the origins and the transmission of vernacular commercial arithmetic in Europe.
Textes & documents - Opposition to the boycott of german mathematics in the early 1920s: letters by Edmund Landau (1877–1938) and Edwin Bidwell Wilson (1879–1964)
This paper, through the publication of two of their letters, sheds light on the political positions of two influential mathematicians of the first half of the 20th century, the German Edmund Landau and the American Edwin Bidwell Wilson. It provides substantial evidence for the widespread rejection of the political boycott of German mathematics not only by the Germans but also by the community of American mathematicians in the early 1920s.
The 60th anniversary of Professor František Šik
The 70th anniversary of Professor Milan Kolibiar
The aftermath of the intermediate value theorem.
The apparition of risk in the western mediterranean area, 12th–13th century. (L'apparition du resicum en méditerranée occidentale, XIIe – XIIIe siècles.)
The Area and the Side I Added: Some old Babylonian Geometry
There was a standard procedure in Mesopotamia for solving quadratic problems involving lengths and areas of squares. In this paper, we show, by means of an example from Susa, how area constants were used to reduce problems involving other geometrical figures to the standard form.
The axiomatic melting point. Teaching probability theory in Prague during the 1930's.
The axiomatic method and Ernst Schröder's algebraic approach to logic