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Images of Italian Mathematics in France

Part of the Trends in the History of Science Book Series

Editors: Brechenmacher, Frédéric; Jouve, Guillaume; Mazliak, Laurent; Tazzioli, Rossana

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-40082-2

ISBN: 978-3-319-40080-8

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Oct 14, 2016

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1By way of Preface: Daladier’s Stay in Italy in 1910. A Mirror of the French Look at Italy

Durand, Antonin

Pages: 1 –11

[The long 19th century in Italy was a century of nation building. This process was twofold, at the same time centripetal and centrifugal: it consisted of an integrating dimension, which meant a process designed to strengthen the new State and in an attempt to obtain international recognition from...
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Chapter 2Introduction: The Latin Sisters and Mathematics

Brenchenmacher, Frédéric; Jouve, Guillaume; Mazliak, Laurent; Tazzioli, Rossana

Pages: 13 –23

[The somewhat grandiloquent words of the previous poem, written by the French writer Jean Aicard (1848–1921), area tribute to the visit of the Italian sovereigns to Paris, an important diplomatic event organized in 1904 to mark the rapprochement between Paris and Rome.]
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Chapter 3Italian Mathematicians as Seen by French Biographical Dictionaries in the 19th Century

Crépel, Pierre

Pages: 25 –43

[In the aftermath of the Enlightenment and the French Revolution, between 1800 and 1840, France was habitually considered—and believed itself to be—the country at the centre of scientific endeavour.]
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Chapter 4The 27 Italies of Camille Jordan

Brechenmacher, Frédéric

Pages: 45 –91

[Following the path of his uncle, the symbolist painter Pierre Puvis de ChavannePuvis de Chavanne, Camille JordanJordan (1838–1922) undertook the Grand Tour, a traditional trip across Europe for upper-class young men of means.]
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Chapter 5Picard and the Italian Mathematicians: The History of Three Prix Bordin

Brigaglia, Aldo

Pages: 93 –126

[It is usually said that in the transition period between 19th and 20th centuries, French scholars (mainly PicardPicard and HumbertHumbert) as well as Italian scholars (mainly CastelnuovoCastelnuovo, EnriquesEnriques and SeveriSeveri) were interested in the study of algebraic surfaces, though...
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Chapter 6Lines on the Horizon

Guerraggio, Angelo; Jaëck, Frédéric; Mazliak, Laurent

Pages: 127 –179

[This chapter provides a detailed examination of the manner in which elements drawn from a reading of Volterra’sVolterra work on the generalization of the concept of function and differential calculus became decisive for the research programs of first HadamardHadamard and then FréchetFréchet, and...
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Chapter 7The French ‘Analysts’ and Peano’s Mathematical Logic: Couturat’s Remarques to Borel, Baire and Lebesgue

Luciano, Erika

Pages: 181 –211

[The historiographical categories ‘School of Peano’ and ‘Italian Mathematical Logic’ will be discussed, before illustrating the logical and foundational contributions by the Peanians included in the collective work Formulario di Matematica.]
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Chapter 8Louis Rougier’s Reception of the Peano School

Cantù, Paola

Pages: 213 –254

[Among the numerous influences and reciprocal interactions between France and Italy at the beginning of the 20th century, it is interesting to investigate the complex case of Louis Rougier’s reception of Italian mathematical logic (including in particular the contributions by some members of the...
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Chapter 9The Eyes of French Mathematicians on Tullio Levi-Civita—the Case of Hydrodynamics (1900–1930)

Tazzioli, Rossana

Pages: 255 –288

[Tullio Levi-CivitaLevi-Civita (1871–1943), professor at the University of Rome from 1918 onwards, was a prominent Italian mathematician of the first part of the 20th century. He gave remarkable contributions to various mathematical fields, such as general relativity, the three-body problem,...
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Chapter 10French Mathematicians at the Bologna Congress (1928). Between Participation and Boycott

Capristo, Annalisa

Pages: 289 –309

[The International Congress of Mathematicians, held in Bologna from September 3 to 10, 1928 (with the closing session in Florence at the Palazzo Vecchio), was a significant scientific event: for the first time since World War I, mathematicians from many nations, that had opposed one another as...

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