Jacques Hadamard

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In the author's words: ``In the first (part), I shall try to evoke the long life of Hadamard and his involvement in the events of the time without saying much of his mathematical work.... In the second part, I intend to give an idea of the variety and richness of his mathematical production. He succeeds admirably. The latter part contains a baker's dozen (13) ``pearls and threads of his work on number theory, complex analysis, differential geometry and differential equations.











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