Titlebook: Sophie Germain; An Essay in the Hist Louis L. Bucciarelli,Nancy Dworsky Book 1980 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1980 Mat

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Respectfully Yours, Gauss,d in 1801, she was amazed by the originality of this famous Göttingen professor’s work and experienced another incentive to engage in this kind of analysis. After a number of investigations in this area, she wrote to Gauss, using again the assumed name of a former student of the École Polytechnique.

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Setting the Prize,ence whether Gauss was responding to a letter from LeBlanc or Germain; what mattered was that he could speak of number theory to another interested mathematician, one who was at least able to understand his thinking. Events of war or of personal life faded into the background; in the foreground are

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An Award with Reservations,ly realized Laplace’s expectation of him. It had taken longer than anticipated and he had needed help, but still he had completed an analysis. The help had come first of all by chance from Lagrange. Sophie Germain had provided more help by demonstrating that Lagrange’s equation, in fact, worked in a

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Publication,een awarded the .. On the one hand, this gave her a sense of professional standing, authority, and self-esteem. She had been the one — for a while the only one — doing fruitful work in the investigation of the elastic behavior of surfaces; now her work had won a measure of public recognition.

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Emergence of a Theory,n approach uniquely associated with his name: through the representation of plate motion in the form of a summation over the trigonometric functions, sine and cosine. His focus was on solution technique, not on a demonstration or generalization of the plate equation. The particular problem he solved

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Setting the Prize,thematician, one who was at least able to understand his thinking. Events of war or of personal life faded into the background; in the foreground are two intellectuals dealing abstractly with matters of profound interest to themselves, but unrelated to events, other people or even the realities of nature.

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