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无穷分析的珍贵文献(542篇)

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无穷分析的珍贵文献(542篇)

  上世纪下半叶,无穷小分析(非标准分析)得以快速发展。

  在这一期间,在国际一流学术期刊上,相关研究论文出现“井喷”。

  实际情况是,有数百家大学及其学者参与其中。请见本文附件。

  反观我们国内,相关研究几乎完全是空白,… …其余的话就不用多说了。

袁萌 陈启清  118

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