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circonstance Cellerier or
Cellerier Mortar was an
early French light infantry mortar of
World War I. The name
roughly translates to (
Cellerier Improvised...
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Jacques Cellerier (1742–1814) was a
French architect in the
neoclassical style whose buildings can be seen
mainly in
Paris and Dijon. Born in Dijon, son...
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closely resembles Weierstr****'s function.
Cellérier's discovery was, however,
published posthumously:
Cellérier, C. (1890) "Note sur les
principes fondamentaux...
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Edith Ackermann Leo
Apostel Edgar Ascher Evert Beth
Magali Bovet Guy
Cellérier Paul
Fraisse Rolando García
Pierre Gréco Jean-Blaise
Grize Gil Henriques...
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April 1790 City of
Paris 8
March 1792 Louis-Joseph Francœur,
Jacques Cellerier (under
committee headed by J.-J.Leroux)
Paris Commune (French
First Republic)...
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error was
first suggested in 1877 by Hervé Faye and
advocated by Peirce,
Cellérier and Furtwangler:
mount two
identical pendulums on the same support, swinging...
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Emile Plantamour,
Charles Sanders Peirce, and Isaac-Charles Élisée
Cellérier (8.01.1818 – 2.10.1889), a
Genevan mathematician soon
independently discovered...
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Republic Modern 65
Garland trench mortar United
Kingdom World War I 65
Cellerier Mortar France
World War I 70 Type 11 70 mm
Infantry Mortar ****an World...
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traditionally donned their vestments, was
transformed by the
architect Jacques Cellerier in 1812 into a Neo-classical
gallery of
murals which depict scenes from...
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Moses Stuart, New York, 1836;
French partial translation by J. E.
Cellerier, Geneva, 1823). In the
portion relating to the
history of the text he...
