International audienceRelying both on chronological data and textual analysis, this article seeks to determine the mutual influence between A.-L. Cauchy's and Ch.-F. Sturm's research from 1829 to around 1840 on the roots of algebraic equations. The first aim is to specify the elements of a micro-history, strictly limited in time and centered on a well-defined question, yet bound up with the endeavour to build up a mathematical physics at the beginning of the 19th century. The second aim pertains to philosophy of science; for two questions that underlie the to-and-fro motion between Cauchy and Sturm arise: 1° can algebraic methods replace the analytic methods currently employed then in the numerical solution of equations? 2° can algebra cons...
In 1982 Joe Dauben explored the implications of Abraham Robinson’s invention of non-standard analysi...
Algebraic analysis is the algebraic treatment of functions and of infinitesimal calculus originating...
19th-century real analysis received a major impetus from Cauchy's work. Cauchy mentions variable qua...
International audienceRelying both on chronological data and textual analysis, this article seeks to...
This book explores the background of a major intellectual revolution: the rigorous reinterpretation ...
Il s'agit d'une version pré publication antérieure de plusieurs mois à la version publiée (référence...
SUMMARY. — At the outset (1829), Ch. F. Sturm's theorem of algebra provided an algorithm for countin...
SUMMARY. — Around 1820, functional equations were fashionable. Introduced during the 18th century by...
International audienceAugustin-Louis Cauchy published most of his arithmetical research between 1829...
This dissertation deals with the development of mathematical concepts from a historical and didactic...
SUMMARY. — By studying a controversial correspondence between Darboux and Houël I intend to describe...
AbstractThis article offers a systematic reading of the introduction to Augustin-Louis Cauchy’s land...
In this paper, I look at Cauchy’s early (1814–1825) rigorization of complex analysis. I argue that h...
Introduction And Terminology Mathematicians did not begin by defining numbers; they The consciousnes...
SUMMARY. — Since his work on the theory of waves (1815) Cauchy faced the problem of integrating cert...
In 1982 Joe Dauben explored the implications of Abraham Robinson’s invention of non-standard analysi...
Algebraic analysis is the algebraic treatment of functions and of infinitesimal calculus originating...
19th-century real analysis received a major impetus from Cauchy's work. Cauchy mentions variable qua...
International audienceRelying both on chronological data and textual analysis, this article seeks to...
This book explores the background of a major intellectual revolution: the rigorous reinterpretation ...
Il s'agit d'une version pré publication antérieure de plusieurs mois à la version publiée (référence...
SUMMARY. — At the outset (1829), Ch. F. Sturm's theorem of algebra provided an algorithm for countin...
SUMMARY. — Around 1820, functional equations were fashionable. Introduced during the 18th century by...
International audienceAugustin-Louis Cauchy published most of his arithmetical research between 1829...
This dissertation deals with the development of mathematical concepts from a historical and didactic...
SUMMARY. — By studying a controversial correspondence between Darboux and Houël I intend to describe...
AbstractThis article offers a systematic reading of the introduction to Augustin-Louis Cauchy’s land...
In this paper, I look at Cauchy’s early (1814–1825) rigorization of complex analysis. I argue that h...
Introduction And Terminology Mathematicians did not begin by defining numbers; they The consciousnes...
SUMMARY. — Since his work on the theory of waves (1815) Cauchy faced the problem of integrating cert...
In 1982 Joe Dauben explored the implications of Abraham Robinson’s invention of non-standard analysi...
Algebraic analysis is the algebraic treatment of functions and of infinitesimal calculus originating...
19th-century real analysis received a major impetus from Cauchy's work. Cauchy mentions variable qua...