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Seminal Ideas in Integral Methods

G. M. L. Gladwell-2002-01-01-Birkhäuser Boston eBooks
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In our written work we claim that we are the author, even sole author, of the analysis we present. In this chapter, I intend to show how farcical this claim is; every step in our analysis is usually the end result of work painstakingly done by our antecedents over the last 2.5 millennia. At the end of the chapter I will identify the mathematicians responsible for the crucial steps in the analysis of a paper I wrote recently. The historical material is largely taken from Kline [1].

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In our written work we claim that we are the author, even sole author, of the analysis we present. In this chapter, I intend to show how farcical this claim is; every step in our analysis is usually the end result of work painstakingly done by our antecedents over the last 2.5 millennia. At the end of the chapter I will identify the mathematicians responsible for the crucial steps in the analysis of a paper I wrote recently. The historical material is largely taken from Kline [1].

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