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  1. www.poincare.comPoincare

    Jules Henri Poincare is an infamous mathematician, engineer and scientist to which much of our histories advances are credited. Born on April 29, 1854 he came from a vast and influential family. His father was an eclectic professor of medicine at the University of Nancy where he contributed a lot to the field; his youngest sister Aline married ...

  2. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Universität_NancyUniversität Nancy – Wikipedia

    In Folge der Studentenunruhen von 1968 wurde die Universität 1970 in zwei Hochschulen aufgeteilt. Im März 2007 erfolgte der Zusammenschluss der drei Hochschule von Nancy : Universität Nancy I „Henri Poincaré“ (UHP): Wissenschaften, Medizin, Pharmazie u. a. Universität Nancy II: Recht, Literatur und soziale Wissenschaften

  3. iep.utm.edu › poincarePoincaré, Jules Henri | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

    Poincaré was born on April 29,1854 in Nancy and died on July 17, 1912 in Paris. Poincaré’s family was influential. His cousin Raymond was the President and the Prime Minister of France, and his father Leon was a professor of medicine at the University of Nancy. His sister Aline married the spiritualist philosopher Emile Boutroux.

  4. www.uni-muenster.de › complex › vectorial_poincare_beamsAG Denz - Vektorielle Poincaré Strahlen - Universität Münster

    Vektorielle Poincaré Strahlen. Polarisation ist eine fundamentale und zugleich faszinierende Eigenschaft transversaler Wellen, wie beispeilsweise von Licht, Gravitationswellen und Schallwellen in Festkörpern. Dementsprechend spielt Polarisation eine wichtige Rolle in der Optik, der Seismologie, dem Radio oder bei Mikrowellen.

  5. www2.math.uni-wuppertal.de › ~volkert › PoincarePoincaré on the way to his conjecture - uni-wuppertal.de

    Poincaré‘s way to his conjecture underlines the importance of concrete mathematical objects. Conclusion So it is a good example to correct a little bit the strong tendency in the historiography of mathematics to look only to theories. It shows also the difficulties which may rise in connection with concrete objects. 6.

  6. www.thp.uni-koeln.de › boos_poincare_gauge_theoryPoincaré gauge theory of gravity — An Introduction

    Poincaré gauge theory of gravity 10/11 After applying the gauge procedure, there are two gauge fields: • the coframe , which is essentially the frame field translational invariance, four parameters field strength: torsion source for torsion: spin-angular momentum • the Lorentz connection , an additional gauge potential

  7. www.newworldencyclopedia.org › entry › Henri_PoincaréHenri Poincaré - New World Encyclopedia

    His father, Leon Poincaré (1828-1892), was a professor of medicine at the University of Nancy (Sagaret, 1911). His younger sister, Aline, married the spiritual philosopher Emile Boutroux. Another notable member of Jules' family was his cousin Raymond Poincaré, who became the President of France (from 1913 to 1920) and a fellow member of the Académie Française.