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Jean Leray '99 Conference; Proceedings. by Maurice De Gosson, 1980 People From Ille-Et-Vilaine: Louison Bobet, Louis de Montfort, Jean Boucher, Henri Pinault, Francis Xavier Leray, Jeanne de Fougères Another Sheaf by John Galsworthy, 2010-10-24 Another Sheaf by John Galsworthy, 2010-07-27 Christianity in Louisiana: Jean-Marie Odin, James Blenk, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Louisiana, Francis Xavier Leray

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21. UUSIA KIRJOJA 11
    leray, jean Selected papers = Oeuvres scientifiques / jean leray. Vol. leray,jean Selected papers = Oeuvres scientifiques / jean leray. - Vol.  
    http://www.math.helsinki.fi/kirjasto/uudet11-2002.html
    
    Extractions: UUSIA KIRJOJA 11/2002 (16.9.2002) Anderson, Glen D. : Conformal invariants, inequalities, and quasiconformal maps / Glen D. Anderson, Mavina K. Vamanamurthy, Matti K. Vuorinen. - New York, NY : Wiley, 1997. - 505 s. + disketti. - (Canadian Mathematical Society series of monographs and advanced texts) . - ISBN: 0-471-59486-5. - AMS: (Käsikirjasto) Baldi, Paolo : Cherry, William : Nevanlinna's theory of value distribution : the second main theorem and its error terms / by William Cherry, Zhuan Ye. - Berlin : Springer, 2001. - 201 s. - (Springer monographs in mathematics). - ISBN:3-540-66416-5. - AMS Computability theory / Guest-Editors Douglas Cenzer, Jeffrey B. Remmel. - Amsterdam : North-Holland, 1998. - 261 s. - (Annals of pure and applied logic, ISSN 0168-0072 ; 93). - Special issue of Annals of pure and applied logic 93 (1998). – ( Lehtihyllyssä) Coxeter, H.S.M. : Introduction to geometry / by H. S. M. Coxeter. - New York, NY : John Wiley and Sons, 1989. - 2nd ed. - 469 s. - (Wiley classics library). - ISBN: 0-471-50458-0. - AMS: (Käsikirjasto) Cutland, Nigel :

22. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page Retour à la page principale. leray, jean Famille Conjoint Leroux,Renée Enfant(s) leray, Louise Retour à la page principale.  
    http://millerx.free.fr/html/dat29.htm

23. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page 28 juin 1824 Famille Conjoint leray, Louise Naissance Cir 1752 Décès 01mars 1816 à 44390 Puceul, France Parents Père leray, jean Mère Leroux  
    http://millerx.free.fr/html/dat28.htm

24. Leray
    Biography of jean leray (19061998) jean leray. Born 7 Nov 1906 in Nantes, Loire-Inférieure, France  
    http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Leray.html
    
    Extractions: Jean Leray In 1933 Juliusz Schauder arrived in Paris on a Rockefeller scholarship to work with Hadamard . This led to a collaboration between Leray and Schauder This 1934 paper on topology and partial differential equations is of major importance:- In this paper what is now known as Leray-Schauder degree a homotopy invariant is defined. This degree is then used in an ingenious method to prove the existence of solutions to complicated partial differential equations. After his 1934 paper with Schauder , Leray published a paper on algebraic topology in the following year on the topology of Banach spaces. He then returned to work on analysis, in particular studying differential equations arising from hydrodynamics. He studied solutions of the initial value problem for three-dimensional Navier Stokes equations. He examined not only the existence and uniqueness of solutions but he showed that the solutions remained smooth for only a finite time after which turbulent solutions arise. In producing this theory Leray introduced many ideas of functional analysis which have today become standard tools. Although he had undertaken some topological work it was not easy for Leray to work on the topic without reading topological literature. He was able to obtain some papers through

25. SMF - Info. Diverses - Notice Leray
    Translate this page jean leray (1906-1998). jean leray est né à Nantes le 7 novembre 1906. Fait prisonnieren 1940, jean leray passe toute la guerre dans un camp en Autriche.  
    http://smf.emath.fr/InfoDiverses/NoticeLeray.html

26. Essai
    à la mémoire de jean leray. " Favet Neptunus eunti  
    http://www.math.sciences.univ-nantes.fr/jleray

27. DEL 09-1 FONCTIONS
    Lettre à Delsarte. AUTEUR leray, jean. COTE IECN 1747. REMARQUE  
    http://www.iecn.u-nancy.fr/~eguether/archives/DEL1/node18.html

28. Nature Publishing Group
    11 February 1999. Nature 397, 482 (1999); doi10.1038/17237. Obituary jean leray(190698) IVAR EKELAND. Here, I would like to stress jean leray'smodernity.  
    http://www.nature.com/cgi-taf/DynaPage.taf?file=/nature/journal/v397/n6719/full/

29. Nature Publishing Group
    ERROR, There has been an error while processing your request. In mostcases, this is an isolated incident that can be overcome by  
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30. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page Retour à la page principale. leray, jean Simon Pierre Julien, Sexe MasculinNaissance avant 1799 Décès après 1826. leray, jean Baptiste Julien,  
    http://perso.club-internet.fr/fhiernau/General/html/dat55.htm

31. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page leray, jean Naissance vers 1736 Décès 21 novembre 1786 à Les Linières,Teillé, LOIRE ATLANTIQUE Parents Père leray, Gilles Mère BELIN, jeanne  
    http://perso.club-internet.fr/ndournel/dat29.htm

32. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page Retour à la page principale. leray, jean Famille Mariage avant 1701à Le Gâvre,44 Conjoint THUILLIER, Marie Enfant(s) leray, Nicolas  
    http://perso.wanadoo.fr/fulubgen/fulub/dat61.htm

33. CousinsGenWeb37 Leray Bruno
    Translate this page leray, Martin le Beau (St), PIVERT, Montlouis sur Loire, Montlouis sur Loire Badier jean François, Martin le Beau (St) Badier jean François.  
    http://perso.wanadoo.fr/kiczewski/cgw37/kf37_leray.html

34. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page leray, jean Sexe Masculin Naissance Cordemais,44,Loire Atlantique, F FamilleConjoint TESSIER, Félice Sexe Féminin Naissance Cordemais,44,Loire  
    http://www.chez.com/grimdan/html/dat25.htm

35. Informations Généalogiques
    Translate this page 44,Loire Atlantique, F Conjoint leray, Julienne Sexe Féminin Naissance Cordemais,44,LoireAtlantique, F Parents Père leray, jean Mère TESSIER  
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36. Neuanschaffungen Im Quartal 1/00
    leray, jean Selected papers/ Vol. I., 1998. leray, jean Selected papers/Vol. II., 1998. leray, jean Selected papers/ Vol. III., 1998.  
    http://www.mi.uni-koeln.de/library/neu1_00.html
    
    Extractions: Bibliothek des Mathematischen Institutes Neuanschaffungen im Quartal 1/00 Abell, Martha L.; Braselton, James P.: Differential equations with Maple V, 2000 Abramovich, Yuri A.; Kitover, Arkady K.: Inverses of disjointness preserving operators, 2000 Arnold, Vladimir I.; Kontsevich, Maxim; Zorich, Anton (Ed. ): Pseudoperiodic topology, 1999 Bachmann, George; Narici, Lawrence; Beckenstein, Edward: Fourier and wavelet analysis, 2000 Beachy, John A.: Introductory lectures on rings and modules, 1999 Benyamini, Yoav; Lindenstrauss, Joram: Geometric nonlinear functional analysis/ Vol. 1., 2000 Beran, Jan: Statistics for long-memory processes, 1998 Bierstone, Edward; Khesin, Boris A.; Khovanskii, Askold (Ed. ): The Arnoldfest, 1999 Blake, Ian F. ; Seroussi, Gadiel; Smart, Nigel P.: Elliptic curves in cryptography, 2000 Blecher, David P.; Muhly, Paul S.; Paulsen, Vern I.: Categories of operator modules, 2000 Born, Max; Wolf, Emil: Principles of optics, 1999 Brannan, David A.; Esplen, Matthew F.; Gray, Jeremy J.: Geometry, 1999 Buchmann, Johannes; Hoeholdt, Tom; Stichtenoth, Henning (Ed. ): Coding theory, cryptography and related areas, 2000

37. ISOMORPHISMS [the Singletons]
    Meet jean leray. Until 1940. In 1940, jean leray found himself in a bit of apickle, where pickle should be taken to mean prisoner of war camp .  
    http://isomorphisms.org/archives/00000184.html
    
    Extractions: Meet Jean Leray. Jean Leray (1906-1998) was a budding French chemist who led a rather uneventful life for some time at the beginning of this century. He did some chemistry, of course, but the nature of it was probably not terribly remarkable, seeing as it's not easy to find out very much about what exactly it was that he was doing . In any case, let's just say that Jean Leray did chemistry, and that other people did other things, and that there wasn't much else to say about that. Until 1940. In 1940, Jean Leray found himself in a bit of a pickle, where "pickle" should be taken to mean "prisoner of war camp". Prisoner of war camps, as most people either already know or would infer, lack many of the amenities of modern living, not the least of which are chemistry laboratory facilities. Now, think: if you were a chemist and landed yourself in a war prison in 1940's France, what would you do? Well, if you were Jean Leray, you'd see if you could scare up a blackboard from some sympathetic prison guards. Succeeding in that endeavour, you'd then note that algebraic topology was a fertile area of research. Then, seeing that no one's yet discovered spectral sequences , you'd get on the ball at once; and, of course, you'd start giving lectures on this brand new theory to your fellow prisoners. Then, you'd start planting the seeds of algebraic geometry, discovering

38. ISOMORPHISMS [an Element Of The Partition]
    Meet jean leray. jean leray (19061998) was a budding French chemist who leda rather uneventful life for some time at the beginning of this century.  
    http://isomorphisms.org/archives/archive-12302001-01052002.html
    
    Extractions: Jean Leray (1906-1998) was a budding French chemist who led a rather uneventful life for some time at the beginning of this century. He did some chemistry, of course, but the nature of it was probably not terribly remarkable, seeing as it's not easy to find out very much about what exactly it was that he was doing . In any case, let's just say that Jean Leray did chemistry, and that other people did other things, and that there wasn't much else to say about that. Until 1940. In 1940, Jean Leray found himself in a bit of a pickle, where "pickle" should be taken to mean "prisoner of war camp". Prisoner of war camps, as most people either already know or would infer, lack many of the amenities of modern living, not the least of which are chemistry laboratory facilities. Now, think: if you were a chemist and landed yourself in a war prison in 1940's France, what would you do? Well, if you were Jean Leray, you'd see if you could scare up a blackboard from some sympathetic prison guards. Succeeding in that endeavour, you'd then note that algebraic topology was a fertile area of research. Then, seeing that no one's yet discovered spectral sequences , you'd get on the ball at once; and, of course, you'd start giving lectures on this brand new theory to your fellow prisoners. Then, you'd start planting the seeds of algebraic geometry, discovering

39. DEL 13-1 AUTEURS
    Translate this page 32, TITRE Topologie et équations fonctionnelles AUTEURS leray, jean / Schauder,Jules COTE IECN 1932 PAGINATION 45-78 f. IN Annales scientifiques de l  
    http://www.iecn.u-nancy.fr/~eguether/archives/DEL1/node23.html

40. DIV 02-1 BIOGRAPHIE
    Translate this page IECN 2657. 59, TITRE Lettre du 14 janvier 1967 à Delsarte AUTEUR leray, jean COTE IECN 2658 REMARQUE Lettre manuscrite.  
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