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Un des "problèmes plaisans et délectables" de Claude Berge

Between1962 and1966ClaudeBerge edited a series of columns that appeared in theRevueFrançaise deRechercheOpérationnelle, entitledProblèmes plaisans et délectables, in homage of the 17th centurywork of Bachet. Each of these columns gives a newproblem, along with solutions for earlier problems supplied by readers. The last of these columns contains a sorting problem, problem 41, in which we are gi...

Claude Bernard et les Problèmes de son Temps

Dr. Brooke serves well to reveal him in a more just and favourable light than that presented by many earlier and more recent writers. The message for medical historians is clear when he writes 'Strangely the diagnosis of porphyria which exonerates George III from so much speculative psychologizing brings him nearer to us as a human being'. An important function of the doctor historian is to see...

Claude Cachera

our synthetic ape C-il (46-58) gave a negative response when tested with purified native apolipoprotein C-fl. Double iminunodiffusion (Ouchterlony technique) of antibodies against our synthetic ape E (141-155) gave a positive immunoprecipitation line with Purified apolipoprotein E, which showed a partial identity with those obtained with polyclonal antibodies raised against the native protein. ...

CLAUDE BARDOS and BASILE

Claude Shannon : Biologist :

Claude Shannon founded information theory in the 1940s. The theory has long been known to be closely related to thermodynamics and physics through the similarity of Shannon's uncertainty measure to the entropy function. Recent work using information theory to understand molecular biology has unearthed a curious fact: Shannon's channel capacity theorem only applies to living organisms and their ...