An edition of Algebra e geometria (1860-1940), il contributo italiano (1994)

Algebra e geometria (1860-1940), il contributo italiano

Cortona, 4-8 May 1992

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An edition of Algebra e geometria (1860-1940), il contributo italiano (1994)

Algebra e geometria (1860-1940), il contributo italiano

Cortona, 4-8 May 1992

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Sede della società
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English
Pages
277

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Geometry, Algebra, Congresses, History

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Italy
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1994, Sede della società
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English, Italian, and French.
Includes bibliographical references.

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Palermo
Series
Supplemento ai Rendiconti del Circolo matematico di Palermo ;, ser. 2, n. 36, anno 1994, Supplemento ai Rendiconti del Circolo matematico di Palermo ;, n. 36.

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Library of Congress
QA151 .A43 1994

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Pagination
277 p. ;
Number of pages
277

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OL580625M
LCCN
96169399
OCLC/WorldCat
32099609

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