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Si le nombre m etait conte
Si le nombre m etait conte

By Evelyne Barbin Jean Pierre Le Goff

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Dans l’histoire, le concept de nombre a d’abord été attaché exclusivement aux nombres entiers – que l’on appelle aujourd’hui nombres naturels – en excluant d’ailleurs le zéro et le un. Mais le conc...

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Les philosophes et les mathematiques
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Descriptive Geometry The Spread of a Polytechnic Art
De grands defis mathematiques
De grands defis mathematiques

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