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Desargues and the "trait à preuves"
Nicolas Bouleau
Summary. The 'trait {à} preuves' is a 17th century expression that refers to drawings rigorously justified by mathematics. This work is a reflection on the principle of purity of m…
Mental Geometry
Nicolas Bouleau
This article illustrates pedagogy through training in the handling of abstractions. Mental arithmetic is not limited to numerical calculation; one can mentally calculate primitives…
Some Historical Aspects of Error Calculus by Dirichlet Forms
Nicolas Bouleau
We discuss the main stages of development of the error calculation since the beginning of XIX-th century by insisting on what prefigures the use of Dirichlet forms and emphasizing…
Some thoughts upon axiomatized languages with estension tools, a focus on probability theory and error calculus with Dirichlet forms
Nicolas Bouleau
A comparison of the "theory of random sequences" developed during the twentieth century and the axiomatic approach of probability theory proposed by Kolmogorov shows the importance…