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Kassandra Sanchez Haleluya Chamiso - PPT Presentation

Luc Ferro Robin Malbec Pierre Lecoeur Gaston Darboux Personal life and socioeconomic context His contributions were primarily in analysis and differential geometry Interested in the theory of functions and partial differential equations ID: 650008

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Slide1

Kassandra

SanchezHaleluya ChamisoLuc FerroRobin MalbecPierre Lecoeur

Gaston

DarbouxSlide2

Personal life and socioeconomic contextSlide3

His contributions were primarily in analysis and differential geometry

Interested in the theory of functions and partial differential equationsstudy of curves and surfaces, including cyclides Produced four volumes on infinitesimal geometry between 1887 and 1896Namesake of many theorems, formulae, and moreDarboux Theorem

Extension of the Intermediate Value Theorem

Darboux

integral Refined criteria for integrabilityIntroduced in a paper on differential equations, written in 1870

Mathematical contributionSlide4

Let f be a real function and

a,b in R such that f is differentiable on [a,b].If k is a real such that f’(a) ≤ k ≤

f’(b), then there exists c in [

a,b

], such that f’(c)=k. Functions that satisfy this theorem are referred to as “

Fonctions

de Darboux”

DarbouX’s

Theorem Slide5

Conclusion