International audienceThis article presents an exchange of letters between Wacław Sierpiński and Paul Montel during the year 1945. This correspondence, translated here into English, provides insight into how and in what form the French learned about the dramatic fate of many Polish mathematician colleagues during the war. We also give a short biography of the two protagonists, as well as some facts about the mathematicians mentioned in the letters
Between June 1940 and the end of 1944, a large part of France (and even the whole of France after No...
The article shortly presents Poland’s relations with France from the ending of World War II up to th...
International audienceRenée and François Dodat were a couple of young intellectuals immersed in the ...
International audienceThis article presents an exchange of letters between Wacław Sierpiński and Pau...
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The paper deals with personal losses of Polish mathematics caused by events accompanying World War I...
Dramatyczne wydarzenia historyczne ostatnich dwóch wieków w Polsce (rozbiory, powstani...
How did Pierre Fatou and Gaston Julia create what we now call Complex Dynamics, in the context of th...
In this article we present diverse experiences of Polish mathematicians (in a broad sense) who durin...
Between June 1940 and the end of 1944, a large part of France (and even the whole of France after No...
In this article I shall explain how Poland- a country having at the beginning of 20th century almost...
Part 5: Analog ComputingInternational audienceBetween 1935 and 1941, “The Scottish Book” – a collect...
La plupart des études concernant la Pologne en France traitent des relations anciennes entre les deu...
In the paper I try to describe the phenomenon of the Polish School of Mathematics. It requires the p...
The French participation to the war of 1920 in Poland has long been embodied by General Weygand, whi...
Between June 1940 and the end of 1944, a large part of France (and even the whole of France after No...
The article shortly presents Poland’s relations with France from the ending of World War II up to th...
International audienceRenée and François Dodat were a couple of young intellectuals immersed in the ...
International audienceThis article presents an exchange of letters between Wacław Sierpiński and Pau...
International audienceThe fascinating correspondence between Paul Lévy and Maurice Fréchet spans an ...
The paper deals with personal losses of Polish mathematics caused by events accompanying World War I...
Dramatyczne wydarzenia historyczne ostatnich dwóch wieków w Polsce (rozbiory, powstani...
How did Pierre Fatou and Gaston Julia create what we now call Complex Dynamics, in the context of th...
In this article we present diverse experiences of Polish mathematicians (in a broad sense) who durin...
Between June 1940 and the end of 1944, a large part of France (and even the whole of France after No...
In this article I shall explain how Poland- a country having at the beginning of 20th century almost...
Part 5: Analog ComputingInternational audienceBetween 1935 and 1941, “The Scottish Book” – a collect...
La plupart des études concernant la Pologne en France traitent des relations anciennes entre les deu...
In the paper I try to describe the phenomenon of the Polish School of Mathematics. It requires the p...
The French participation to the war of 1920 in Poland has long been embodied by General Weygand, whi...
Between June 1940 and the end of 1944, a large part of France (and even the whole of France after No...
The article shortly presents Poland’s relations with France from the ending of World War II up to th...
International audienceRenée and François Dodat were a couple of young intellectuals immersed in the ...