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Louis Pierre Couffignal (16
March 1902 – 4 July 1966) was a
French mathematician and
cybernetics pioneer, born in Monflanquin. He
taught in
schools in...
- The
Gutting of
Couffignal (1925) is a
hardboiled crime short story by
Dashiell Hammett. It has been
reprinted many
times in
different collections, namely:...
- Hervé
Couffignal (28
September 1965 — 17
December 2017) was a
French rugby union international. A
centre from Carmaux,
Couffignal spent most of his career...
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Archived from the
original on 20
January 2007.
Retrieved 24
October 2013.
Couffignal,
Louis (1933). Les
machines à calculer;
leurs principes, leur évolution...
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minister Jean-Michel
Blanquer (1998-2004);
political scientist Georges Couffignal (1993-1998); as well as
Jacques Chonchol and
Christian Gros (1982-1993)...
- (1909),
Leonardo Torres Quevedo (1914),
Maurice d'Ocagne (1922),
Louis Couffignal (1933),
Vannevar Bush (1936),
Howard Aiken (1937). However: … the emphasis...
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numerical analysis. He
became director there in 1960, in
succession to
Louis Couffignal (1902–1966),
until an
administrative reorganisation under the C. N. R...
- in
Black Mask
magazine in 1925, "The
Whosis Kid" and "The
Gutting of
Couffignal". The
novel was
serialized in five
parts in
Black Mask in 1929 and 1930...
- him. His
doctoral students include Daniel Barbier, Édmée Chandon,
Louis Couffignal, André-Louis Danjon, and
Nicolas Stoyko. Hockey,
Thomas (2009). The Biographical...
- "Wimshurst Machine". Bossert, François, "Wimshurst machine". Lycée
Louis Couffignal, Strasbourg. (English version)
Charrier Jacques "La
machine de Wimshurst"...
