Примери за използване на Leading mathematicians на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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One of the leading mathematicians of our day.
Stone continued to appoint leading mathematicians.
He visited leading mathematicians in many different cities and countries of Europe.
Many of Fine's papers were written jointly with other leading mathematicians.
However he was greatly influenced by the leading mathematicians Weyl, Artin and Chevalley who were working there.
During 1902-3 Slaught travelled in Europe attending lectures by the leading mathematicians.
There were many other leading mathematicians working for Bell Laboratories at this time such as Ron Graham and Sloane.
Before the start of World War II,Delsarte had brought a number of leading mathematicians to Nancy.
Arnauld corresponded with many of the leading mathematicians and scientists throughout his life and exerted quite a considerable influence.
He is also highly original,coming up with ideas which rank him among the leading mathematicians of all time.
Realising that he had to obtain advice from the leading mathematicians, Monge approached d'Alembert and Condorcet early in 1771.
Jacques-François had a passionate love of mathematics and science, andwas in contact with the leading mathematicians of his day.
However, she wished to obtain more input from leading mathematicians so, on the 20 July 1745, she wrote to Riccati.
Finally let us mention that Fréchet was an extremely active correspondent with most of the leading mathematicians of his day.
Collins corresponded with all the leading mathematicians of the day so Barrow's action should have led to quick recognition.
As he had done at the Gymnasium,Jacobi had to study on his own reading the works of Lagrange and other leading mathematicians.
He had felt that the reason for the many arguments between leading mathematicians was the lack of a careful exposition of the subject.
He needed leading mathematicians to send papers to Acta Mathematica and Cantor and Poincaré contributed many papers to the first few volumes.
He mentions both classical authors of mathematics,giving their biographies, and the leading mathematicians of the day whose works he had clearly studied.
At first his experiments were conducted for his own educational benefit as were the private studies he made of the works of the leading mathematicians.
Despite being taught by some of the leading mathematicians in the world, Arago did not find their abilities to teach come anywhere close to their abilities for research.
He certainly did devote himself to mathematics, but largely he was self taught anddid not have the benefit of studying with leading mathematicians.
As a student at the University of Budapest Kalmár had teachers who were leading mathematicians so he received teaching which brought him to the cutting edge of research.
The thesis, which developed Newton 's theories, was written by a 14 year old boy at a time when such advanced ideas would only be familiar to a small number of the leading mathematicians.
It is interesting to see just how many leading mathematicians failed to recognise that the mathematics Grassmann presented would become the basic foundation of the subject in 100 years time.
It was an impressive start for the remarkable young mathematician, andhis first contribution received considerable praise from many of the leading mathematicians of the day such as Babbage, Cauchy, and Gauss.
His reputation as one of the leading mathematicians in the world came quickly but attempts to get his work published failed mainly because Fermat never really wanted to put his work into a polished form.
His older brother was Nicolaus(II) Bernoulli andhis uncle was Jacob Bernoulli so he was born into a family of leading mathematicians but also into a family where there was unfortunate rivalry, jealousy and bitterness.
The positive side of his appointment was undoubtedly his remarkable contributions to the representation theory of groups, in particular his development of character theory, andhis position as one of the leading mathematicians of his day.
Bertrand, by this time one of the leading mathematicians in France, had to deal with the consequences as it was questioned whether the mathematics being taught was too theoretical, and so not preparing the leading young Frenchmen for the military.