41. Bourbaki 2 The beginnings of the bourbaki story are told in the article bourbaki the prewar years. World War II had intervened at a time when bourbaki was about to accelerate production http://turnbull.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/PrintHT/Bourbaki_2.html

History topic: Bourbaki: the post-war years The beginnings of the Bourbaki story are told in the article Bourbaki: the pre-war years. World War II had intervened at a time when Bourbaki was about to accelerate production and move quickly towards the group's original aim of publishing six books, each with several chapters. The effects of the war were to cause the project to stagger to a halt with only parts of Books 1, 2 and 3 being published. When the project restarted after the war ended, new young mathematicians were recruited. In particular Roger Godement, Pierre Samuel, Jacques Dixmier and Jean-Pierre Serre joined Bourbaki in the late 1940's. Other "second generation" members who carried forward the project in the late 1940s and early 1950s were Samuel Eilenberg, Jean-Louis Koszul, and Laurent Schwartz. Armand Borel first became acquainted with the Bourbaki team in 1949. He described [11] his first Bourbaki Congress:- Congresses The plans at this time were to carry out the aims that Bourbaki had set in 1939, namely to publish six books, each consisting of up to 10 chapters: Book I. Set Theory

42. Bourbaki, Nicolas Definition Of Bourbaki, Nicolas In The Free Online Encyclopedi bourbaki, Nicolas, pseudonym under which a group of 20th cent. mathematicians has written a series of treatises on pure mathematics. The mathematicians have all been associated http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Bourbaki, Nicolas

43. VRMAG - 19th CENTURY PAINTED BOURBAKI PANORAMA sydney snapshots the best of the french riviera santa maria degli angioli church vr news golfing in the french riviera a 360 degree tour of portugal http://www.vrmag.org/issue12/19th_CENTURY_PAINTED_BOURBAKI_PANORAMA.html

digg_window='new';digg_bgcolor='#ffffff';var c='#99cc00'; feature stories hotlist column reviews ... archive sydney snapshots the best of the french riviera santa maria degli angioli church vr news golfing in the french riviera a 360 degree tour of portugal what is it? luzern chapel bridge, switzerland man in a bubble tomb of dom perignon viva l’italia. seaside resort riccione, italy virtual vistas of aragon, spain. the swiss camera museum 19th century painted bourbaki panorama a tribute to new york fullscreen qtvr player day trip to luzern, switzerland the picasso museum in antibes, france holiday in port grimaud perfume from grasse, france daydreaming in saint tropez, france november 2006 august 2006 may 2006 february 2006 ... apr/may 2001 SEARCH issue 12 - Jul/Aug 2003 - reviews 19th CENTURY PAINTED BOURBAKI PANORAMA BOURBAKI PANORAMA IN LUZERN, SWITZERLAND by Michelle Bienias Although many are now familiar with VR tours or panoramas, you may not be familiar with their historical predecessor – the painted panorama. “Panorama” is derived from Greek and means to “see all”. The Scottish artist Robert Blake is credited with first conceiving the idea of painting a 360-degree vista in a circular fashion in 1787, while walking in the outskirts of Edinburgh. Although the initial reception to his panoramas was lukewarm, he soon hit upon the idea of showing them in a rotunda-shaped building and their popularity took off. Panoramas reached the height of their appeal in the early 19th century, when special buildings were constructed to hold these circular paintings that attracted crowds of patrons. Cities such as Rome, Paris, London and Geneva boasted panoramas of their locales, many of which can now be found in art museums. Panoramas would make their appearance in America, where they would become one of the most popular forms of public entertainment, in the mid-1800s.

44. Séminaire Bourbaki Search and download archives of mathematical journals http://www.numdam.org/numdam-bin/browse?j=SB

45. The Bourbaki Gambit Probably the quintessential science novel of the past year. Science A subtle meditation on the scientific personality. -The Washington Post Book World http://www.djerassi.com/bourbaki.html

"Probably the quintessential science novel of the past year." -Science "A subtle meditation on the scientific personality." -The Washington Post Book World "A novel of ideas...even a love story, mature in every sense." -San Francisco Chronicle "A visionary is a person capable of seeing with closed eyes." My eyes were closed; Sam was trimming my eyebrows. I was thinking of Virgin Gorda, trying to remember what she had said. It had been something like that. And something else-what was it? "Easy, Professor," Sam said, bringing me out of my reverie. "I'll be done in a minute. Let me brush you off. White hair is so easily seen on a blue suit." White hair, I thought. Since meeting her, I'd started to see myself as silver haired. Fine pale hairs floated around me, settling gently on the floor. "It's my biography," I wanted to say, but didn't. Looking down, all I saw was biographies. An unread library was lying on the floor: volumes of Who's Who

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