One striking feature of Noether's 1929 paper occurred in a footnote: “As B. L. van der Waerden has communicated to me, one can obtain an invariant connection, independent of the specific choice of basis, by separating the concepts linear transformation and matrix. A linear transformation is a homomorphism of two modules of linear forms; a matrix is an expression (the representation) of this homomorphism by a definite choice of basis” [76,670]. Here we have the essential modern connection between the notions of linear transformation, matrix, and module (or vector space). Two years later, van der Waerden's insight about the proper way of viewing that connection was presented to a much wider audience in his textbook.

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Forms of Categorical Syllogisms

During the Middle Ages, logicians assigned Latin names to the fifteen forms of syllogism first proved valid by Aristotle. These syllogisms were arranged into four groups known as “figures.” The exact logical form for a syllogism is specified by giving the type (A, E, I, or O) for each sentence followed by the number of the syllogism’s figure.

In France, the discipline of logic has traditionally been ignored in university-level scientific studies. This follows, undoubtedly, from the recent history of mathe­matics in our country which was dominated, for a long while, by the Bourbaki school for whom logic was not, as we know, a strong point.