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Date: 2005-07-20 14:35:32
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis
Swiss people
Number theorists
Bernoulli family
Fellows of the Royal Society
Mathematical series
Leonhard Euler
Jacob Bernoulli
Differential equation
Partial differential equation
Johann Bernoulli

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