"Journal De Math matiques Pures Et Appliqu es" is a historical collection of mathematical articles. Edited by prominent mathematicians such as Henri Am Resal, Camille Jordan, and Henri Villat, this journal represents a significant contribution to the field of mathematics. Originally published in 1848, it provides insights into the mathematical thought and research of the time. This journal is invaluable for historians of science and mathematics, researchers, and anyone interested in the development of mathematical ideas.
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