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Jordan Dalla J alla I (e ritorno)

Jordan, l’Italia e la circolazione delle idee matematiche negli anni Sessanta dell’800

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    Frédéric Brechenmacher

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È professore di Storia delle Scienze presso l’École Polytechnique di Parigi (LinX, Department of human and social sciences). I suoi interessi sono rivolti alla storia dell’Algebra dal XVIII al XX secolo. Le sue più recenti pubblicazioni sono “The 27 Italies of Camille Jordan”, in F. Brechenmacher et al (eds.), Images of Italian Mathematics in France, Springer 2016 e “Récits de mathématiques: Galois et ses publics”, in A.G. Weber (ed.), Belles lettres, sciences et littérature, Epistémocrique, 2015.

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Brechenmacher, F. Jordan Dalla J alla I (e ritorno). Lett. Mat. Pristem 100, 58–63 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10031-017-0011-0

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