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- Models and the dynamics of theory-building in physics. II: Case studies
- Hilbert's `Foundations of physics': gravitation and electromagnetism within the axiomatic method
- Non-Euclidean geometries and algorithms of living bodies
- Transforming tradition: Richard Courant in Göttingen
- H for Hilbert. \dots and M for mathematics
- Aus den wissenschaftlichen Anfängen Hermann Minkowskis
- On projecting the future and assessing the past -- the 1946 Princeton Bicentennial Conference
- Dirk Jan Struik and his contributions to the history of mathematics
- Hilbert's logic. From axiomatics to proof theory
- Let none but geometers enter here
- Wittgenstein on mathematical meaningfulness, decidability, and application
- Searches for the origins of the epistemological concept of model in mathematics
- Poincaré in Göttingen
- The Erlanger Programm of Felix Klein: Reflections on its place in the history of mathematics
- Mean-field limits for quantum systems and nonlinear Gibbs measures
- Constantin Carathéodory (1873--1950).
- Otto Blumenthal (1876--1944) in retrospect
- Book review of: D. van Dalen, L. E. J. Brouwer. Topologist, intuitionist, philosopher. How mathematics is rooted in life
- In the Footsteps of Hilbert: The Andréka-Németi Group’s Logical Foundations of Theories in Physics
- Hilbert's problems and their sequels
- ``Mathematics knows no races: a political speech that David Hilbert planned for the ICM in Bologna in 1928
- History of the appearance of infinite-dimensional analysis and its development in Ukraine
- Hilbert's early carrier: encounters with allies and rivals
- From Königsberg to Göttingen: a sketch of Hilbert's early career
- A forgotten chapter in the history of Felix Klein's Erlanger Programm
- David Hilbert and the axiomatization of physics (1894--1905)
- We shall know: Hilbert's apology
- Two contrasting and complementary views of Göttingen: letters from the first female Norwegian Ph.D. in mathematics, Elizabeth Stephansen, to her compatriot Carl Størmer in the winter semester of 1902/3
- Otto Toeplitz: algebraist of the infinite matrices. A painful love for Germany
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