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3 revisions | jasirs94 at Mar 25, 2017 08:46 PM | |
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35G36 two. There is really no great difficulty in such a topical | 35G36 two. There is really no great difficulty in such a topical proposition; and the reason of the failures of Euler and of Legendre to find a sound demonstration was that they were untrained in the definitory deduction required. The matter was beautifully cleared up by Listing in the Göttingen Abhandlungen. Listing was by no means a mathematician of the rank of Euler or even of Legendre, but he saw almost at once what it would have taken either of them half a generation to see, that a demonstration which promises |