7 Documenta Math. Secondary Characteristic Classes and the Euler Class

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How Euler Did It by Ed Sandifer V, E and F, Part 2 July, 2004 Last month, we began to examine Euler’s two papers on the general properties of polyhedra, often cited as the pioneering work on the subject and one of the

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How Euler Did It by Ed Sandifer Bernoulli numbers September 2005 As we learned in last month’s column, in the 1760’s Euler wrote only two articles on series. There was E-326, a paper on the so-called central trinomia

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LORENTZIAN BOBILLIER FORMULA I.Introduction II. Lorentzian Planar Motions and Lorentzian Euler Savary Formula III. Lorentzian Bobillier Formula Deduced from Lorentzian Euler Savary Formula IV. Direct way toward Lorentzia

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arXiv:0908.3417v2 [math.AT] 21 SepFINITENESS OBSTRUCTIONS AND EULER CHARACTERISTICS OF CATEGORIES ¨ THOMAS M. FIORE, WOLFGANG LUCK,

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How Euler Did It by Ed Sandifer Wallis’s formula November 2004 Besides everything else he did, Euler was the best mathematics textbook writer of his age, with a line of texts that extended from arithmetic to advanced c

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T H E O RY A N D M E T H O D S F O R O N E - S T E P O D E S David F. Gleich April 19, 2016 These notes are based on sections 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, and 5.7 in Gautschi’s Numerical Analysis

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How Euler Did It by Ed Sandifer Formal Sums and Products July 2006 Two weeks ago at our MAA Section meeting, George Andrews gave a nice talk about the delicate and beautiful relations among infinite sums, infinite produc

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