The research of Thomas P. Branson.
The revolution of testimonies in the calculus of probabilities. (La révolution des témoignages dans le calcul des probabilités.)
The Riemann curvature through history.
El concepto de curvatura es muy familiar en la Geometría Diferencial. En este artículo se procura mostrar tanto la evolución de su concepto a lo largo de la historia como alguna de sus aplicaciones. En esta exposición existe una limitación tanto en la presenatción de algunos tópicos como en la ausencia de otros que son básicos en la Geometría de Riemann. Entre éstos últimos cabría destacar, entre otros, las variedades minimales y las kählerianas o la teoría de Morse. Aunque de manera implícita,...
The Riemann-Roch theorem and geometry, 1854-1914.
The scientific work of Arnold Walfisz
The scientific work of Professor V. V. Vishnevskij (on the occasion of his 60th birthday)
The seminar of statistics of the Prussian office of statistics. How to educate administration employers in statistics. (Le séminaire de statistiques du Bureau prussien de statistique (1862–1900). Former des administrateurs à la statistique.)
The set of paths in a space and its algebraic structure. A historical account
The present paper provides a test case for the significance of the historical category “structuralism” in the history of modern mathematics. We recapitulate the various approaches to the fundamental group present in Poincaré’s work and study how they were developed by the next generations in more “structuralist” manners. By contrasting this development with the late introduction and comparatively marginal use of the notion of fundamental groupoid and the even later consideration of equivalence relations...
The seventieth anniversary of Professor Josef Novák
The sixtieth anniversary of Professor Milan Kolibiar
The sixtieth anniversary of the Jacobian Conjecture: a new approach
We investigate an approach of Bass to study the Jacobian Conjecture via the degree of the inverse of a polynomial automorphism over an arbitrary ℚ-algebra.
The sixtieth birthday of Professor Bedřich Pondělíček
The social phenomena understood by Jakob Bernoulli, as explicated from Condorcet to Auguste Comte. (Les phénomènes sociaux que saisissait Jakob Bernoulli, aperçus de Condorcet à Auguste Comte.)
The Soft Logic of Thomas Harriot
The soul at the Razor's edge.
The splendors and miseries of martingales. Introduction to the June 2009 issue of the Electronic Journal for History of Probability and Statistics.
The statisticians of the 19th century as readers of Jakob Bernoulli. (Les statisticiens du XIXe siècle lecteurs de Jacques Bernoulli.)
The teaching of probability theory and statistics in secondary schools from the occupation of the liberation. (Probabilités et statistiques dans l'enseignement secondaire de l'occupation à la libération.)
The theology of large numbers: a conjecture.
The theory of definitions in the polish logical literature
Analysis of some answers to the following questions : is there a generic notion of definition ? What is the difference between “analytic definition” and “synthetic definition” ? What is a good definition ?