Journal de mathA(c)matiques pures et appliquA(c)es Volume 1-10 ser.2 Index

This is a comprehensive index for Volumes 1-10 of the second series of the "Journal de mathématiques pures et appliquées," founded by Joseph Liouville. This journal, a cornerstone of 19th-century mathematical research, features groundbreaking articles across various mathematical disciplines. This index provides invaluable access to the wealth of knowledge contained within these early volumes, enabling researchers to easily locate specific topics, authors, and results. The journal played a vital role in the development of modern mathematics, showcasing contributions from leading mathematicians of the time. Researchers in the history of mathematics will find this index an indispensable tool for navigating this influential publication.

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