Theorie der partiallen Differentialgleichungen : lecture notes, Winter semester, 1900-1901 / Prof. Hilbert.

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Theorie der partiallen Differentialgleichungen : lecture notes, Winter semester, 1900-1901 / Prof. Hilbert.

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Manuscript transcription (lithographic reproduction?) of lecture notes taken during mathematician David Hilbert's course on partial differential equations at the University of Gö̈̈ttingen during the Winter semester, 1900-1901. C.A. Noble stamped in gold on the spine and inscribed on the title page. Manuscript annotations in blue and lead pencil throughout. Pages [332-333] contain notes and comments in English. Two ms. half-sheets laid in: notes and diagrams, in English, on integral surfaces, by C.A Noble(?).

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