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Some subgraphs are really incredibly rich. Euler advised Lagrange. D'Alembert advised Laplace. Lagrange & Laplace both advised Poisson & Fourier. Poisson & Four
by azepoi 4y ago
Some subgraphs are really incredibly rich.
Euler advised Lagrange.
D'Alembert advised Laplace.
Lagrange & Laplace both advised Poisson & Fourier. Poisson & Fourier advised Dirichlet.
Poisson & Cauchy advised Ostrogradsky. Poisson also advised Liouville and Chasles.
Chasles->Darboux->Borel->Valiron-> Laurent Schwarz
Also Chasles->Darboux->Picard-> Hadamard & Weil & Julia
Hadamard -> Fréchet & Lévy -> Mandelbrot
Isaac Newton, Weierstraß or Gauß are good starting points too