Mathematical Correspondences and Critical Editions

Chapter 1 Historiographical Change and Editorial Practice: The Origins of the Edition of the Correspondence of John Wallis (1616–1703)

Chapter 2 Notes on Series VII and VIII of the Leibniz-Edition

Chapter 3 The Edition of the Bernoulli Correspondence: A Historical Overview and Insights into the Most Recent Developments

Chapter 4 D’Alembert’s Mathematical Correspondence: Beyond the Formal Description of Networks

Chapter 5 The Digital Edition of D’Alembert’s Correspondence

Chapter 6 La correspondance scientifique de Condorcet : un aperçu

Chapter 7 Publication of the Complete Works of Lagrange in the Digital Age

Chapter 8 A Critical Survey and Inventory of the Edited Works of Carl Friedrich Gauss

Chapter 9 On the Correspondence of Sophie Germain

Chapter 10 Hermite and Lipschitz: A Correspondence and Its Echoes

Chapter 11 The Correspondences of Luigi Cremona and Placido Tardy in the Libraries of Genoa

Chapter 12 The Renewal of Mathematical Research in Italy: The Correspondences Between Brioschi-Betti (1857–1890) and Brioschi-Tardy (1853–1893)

Chapter 13 Democratization of Mathematics Through Cremona’s Correspondence with Foreign Colleagues (1860–1901)

Chapter 14 On Giusto Bellavitis’s Correspondence

Chapter 15 Poincaré-Week in Göttingen, in Light of the Hilbert-Poincaré Correspondence of 1908–1909

Chapter 16 The Correspondence of Bartel Leendert van der Waerden (1903–1996)