영어에서 Lecture courses 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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In his lecture courses to students in Paris.
He settled down to the work for his Master's degree which involved attending lecture courses.
This monograph was based on lecture courses Saks had given at the University of Warsaw.
Around this time in addition to his research papers, he began to publish expository work, some resulting from lecture courses.
His lecture courses were numerous, and his books provide a record of his methods.
A debt that Halmos owes to von Neumann is that one of his lecture courses inspired Halmos's first book.
In fact Schreier gave lecture courses, at the request of the mathematical faculty, before completing his habilitation.
The topics in the book were, to a large extent, determined by various lecture courses on number theory that Hardy and Wright had given.
While Nagoya University provides various kinds of English language programs for Japanese students,it also offers as many as 1,140 lecture courses in English.
At Zurich she attended lecture courses by Hurwitz and Frobenius among others.
He attended the Collège de Pont-à-Mousson then, in 1834, he entered the Collège Rollin in Paris where he attended lecture courses by Charles Sturm.
We have already indicated that one of his most successful lecture courses was on optics, which is basically a study of geometry.
In the field of mathematics he introduced continental methods to Britain through his articles in scientific journals and encyclopaedias, and by his lecture courses.
The first major text he published on foundations, which was based on lecture courses he had given, was Introduction to the foundations of mathematics(1952).
During his time in Cambridge he began to move away from physics and became more interested in mathematics attending the lecture courses of Littlewood and Hall.
At Göttingen he also attended lecture courses by Klein on the potential function, on partial differential equations of mathematical physics and on non-euclidean geometry.
After Whittaker became a Fellow of Trinity College he began to teach and give lecture courses and, among his first pupils were G H Hardy and J H Jeans.
He formed a close friendship with both these men and supported their work with his high international reputation for research and his lecture courses packed with gems.
More work continuesto be published today, particularly versions of his lecture courses taken from the notes made by those who attended the lectures. .
When she died in the spring of 1935 Jacobson was invited to take up a one year post at Bryn Mawr to give Noether 's advertised lecture courses so session 1935-36 was spent at Bryn Mawr.
He was in Berlin by June 1844 and although his health prevented him from giving frequent lecture courses, he did lecture at the University of Berlin.
He decided to supervise the publication of his own complete works, in his case this would involve a great deal of unpublished material from his lecture courses and Weierstrass realised that without his help this would be a difficult task.
Lebesgue wrote two monographs Leçons sur l'intégration et la recherche des fonctions primitives(1904) and Leçons sur les séries trigonométriques(1906) which arose from these two lecture courses and served to make his important ideas more widely known.
Fleming attended Maxwell's last lecture course at Cambridge.
Another lecture course, this time given in India, was published as Lectures on some aspects of p-adic analysis in 1963.
In 1969 he published Introduction aux groupes arithmétiques which was also based on a lecture course, this time at the Institut Henri-Poincaré in 1967.
One student who attended this first lecture course was Bartel van der Waerden and, as a result, he also developed an interest in ancient mathematics and was to publish works of major importance throughout his life.
There he gave a lecture course on his own contributions to the Fourier integral but Cambridge also provided a base from where he was able to visit many mathematical colleagues on the Continent.
He gave a lecture course on Riemann surfaces in session 1911-12 and out of this course came his first book Die Idee der Riemannschen Fläche which was published in 1913.
At the end of Lagrange 's lecture course on analysis, using the pseudonym M. LeBlanc, Sophie submitted a paper whose originality and insight made Lagrange look for its author.