4-36-13. H. Poincaré à Giovanni Battista Guccia

[Ca. 16 March, 1901]

Mon cher ami

Comme la rédaction d’un nouveau mémoire pourrait prendre quelques semaines, je vous offre un mémoire d’un de mes élèves sur les Invariants Intégraux.11endnote: 1 The present letter likely accompanied the manuscript by Théophile de Donder (1901, 1902), that Poincaré mentions in his letter to Guccia ca. 18 March, 1901 (§ 4-36-14). Poincaré is still working on the article on continuous groups he had promised Guccia in mid-February for the Rendiconti; see Poincaré to Guccia, ca. 14 Feb., 1901 (§ 4-36-11), and Poincaré (1901).

Votre bien dévoué,

Poincaré

ALS 1p. Archives, Circolo matematico di Palermo.

Time-stamp: "22.08.2023 17:14"

Notes

  • 1 The present letter likely accompanied the manuscript by Théophile de Donder (1901, 1902), that Poincaré mentions in his letter to Guccia ca. 18 March, 1901 (§ 4-36-14). Poincaré is still working on the article on continuous groups he had promised Guccia in mid-February for the Rendiconti; see Poincaré to Guccia, ca. 14 Feb., 1901 (§ 4-36-11), and Poincaré (1901).

Références

  • T. d. Donder (1901) Étude sur les invariants intégraux. Rendiconti del Circolo Matematico di Palermo 15, pp. 66–131. link1 Cited by: endnote 1.
  • T. d. Donder (1902) Étude sur les invariants intégraux (II). Rendiconti del Circolo Matematico di Palermo 16, pp. 155–179. link1 Cited by: endnote 1.
  • H. Poincaré (1901) Quelques remarques sur les groupes continus. Rendiconti del Circolo matematico di Palermo 15, pp. 321–366. link1 Cited by: endnote 1.