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For questions about the location (in space and time) of scientific discoveries and their historical context.
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Robert Hooke and the Inverse Square Law
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borel, emile, 1922, l'espace et le temps, paris: alcan
there is a claim that Robert Hooke discovered an inverse square relation of gravitating bodied prior Isaac Newton, who later applied it more …
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First papers on holomorphic functions
Briot and/or Cauchy are often said to have written the first papers on holomorphic functions, explicitly discussing them as such and their special properties.
Which papers are these? When and where w …
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