Examples of using Lecture course in English and their translations into Danish
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Fleming attended Maxwell's last lecture course at Cambridge.
In a lecture course which he gave in 1847-48 is discussed by Pulte.
He spent the rest of his working life on problems which arose directly or indirectly from this lecture course.
Koszul gave a lecture course in Sao Paulo on Faisceaux et cohomologie.
His first work was Exercitationes paradoxicae(1624), basically his lecture course at Aix written up for publication.
I[EFR] attended a lecture course which he gave at Oxford on this topic in the 1960s.
He had been invited by the Institución Cultura Espanola,to give a lecture course at the University of Buenos Aires in 1917.
One such lecture course was given on probability theory by Hausdorff in Bonn in the summer of 1923.
Sierpinski began to study set theory andin 1909 he gave the first ever lecture course devoted entirely to set theory.
The book was based on a lecture course he had given at Yale University in the United States.
Newton's first work as Lucasian Professor was on optics andthis was the topic of his first lecture course begun in January 1670.
We began by attending a lecture course given by Professor Harold Jeffreys on'Probability.
The German occupiers allowed him to leave the country for a period of three weeks to give a lecture course at the Mittag-Leffler Institute.
He published details of his lecture course with descriptions of his demonstrations in 1776.
The paper Theory of abelian functions was the result of work carried out over several years and contained in a lecture course he gave to three people in 1855-56.
There he gave a lecture course three days each week which was attended by André Weil and nobody else.
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.
Another lecture course, this time given in India, was published as Lectures on some aspects of p-adic analysis in 1963.
He received a one word reply' Cantor'. Sierpinski began to study set theory andin 1909 he gave the first ever lecture course devoted entirely to set theory.
His lecture course on the integration of partial differential equations was to third year students and the lectures went on until April 1909.
However Harish-Chandra saw comparatively little of his supervisor, giving up attending Dirac 's lecture course when he realised that Dirac was essentially reading from one of his books.
This book is based on a lecture course designed for entering graduate students and given over a number of years at the Courant Institute of New York University.
Another beautiful little book by Samuel is Anneaux factoriels which was published in 1963 and contained the lecture course that Samuel gave on unique factorisation domains in Paris in 1961-62.
This work was essentially his lecture course given at Durham House, Raleigh's lodgings in The Strand in London, where Harriot lived at this time.
The Preface to this book tells us much about Lax's thinking and his approach to mathematics so we quote fully his own words:This book is based on a lecture course designed for entering graduate students and given over a number of years at the Courant Institute of New York University.
He attended Weierstrass 's 1879 lecture course on the calculus of variations which was to have a lasting effect on the direction that Bolza's mathematical interests would take.
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.
In 1593 Viète published a second book,which in many ways was motivated by his lecture course at Tours in the previous year(which we mentioned above), examining various problems such as doubling the cube, trisecting an angle and the construction the tangent at any point on an Archimedian spiral.
In a lecture course which he gave in 1847-48 is discussed by Pulte: Jacobi in his lectures on analytical mechanics(Berlin, 1847- 1848)… gave a detailed and critical discussion of Lagrange 's mechanics.
Let's not limited to preaching in the pulpit and lecture course in science assemblies, coupled with propaganda bil let it(the act) and noble morality, because its influence is greater than the preaching with words…" 4.