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According to the review of Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze, Sørensen, Henrik Kragh, Louis Olivier: a mathematician only known through his publications in Crelle’s journal during the 1820sLouis Olivier: a mathematician only known through his publications in Crelle’s journal during the 1820s, Centaurus 48, No. 3, 201-231 (2006). ZBL1115.01012., "ventures several hypotheses, including that ‘Olivier’ was a pseudonym. From the information revealed in this article the reviewer is inclined not even to rule out that Olivier and Crelle were the same person."

According to the review of Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze, Sørensen, Henrik Kragh, Louis Olivier: a mathematician only known through his publications in Crelle’s journal during the 1820s, Centaurus 48, No. 3, 201-231 (2006). ZBL1115.01012., "ventures several hypotheses, including that ‘Olivier’ was a pseudonym. From the information revealed in this article the reviewer is inclined not even to rule out that Olivier and Crelle were the same person."

According to the review of Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze, Sørensen, Henrik Kragh, Louis Olivier: a mathematician only known through his publications in Crelle’s journal during the 1820s, Centaurus 48, No. 3, 201-231 (2006). ZBL1115.01012., "ventures several hypotheses, including that ‘Olivier’ was a pseudonym. From the information revealed in this article the reviewer is inclined not even to rule out that Olivier and Crelle were the same person."

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According to the review of Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze, Sø rensenSørensen, Henrik Kragh, Louis Olivier: a mathematician only known through his publications in Crelle’s journal during the 1820s, Centaurus 48, No. 3, 201-231 (2006). ZBL1115.01012., "ventures several hypotheses, including that ‘Olivier’ was a pseudonym. From the information revealed in this article the reviewer is inclined not even to rule out that Olivier and Crelle were the same person."

According to the review of Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze, Sø rensen, Henrik Kragh, Louis Olivier: a mathematician only known through his publications in Crelle’s journal during the 1820s, Centaurus 48, No. 3, 201-231 (2006). ZBL1115.01012., "ventures several hypotheses, including that ‘Olivier’ was a pseudonym. From the information revealed in this article the reviewer is inclined not even to rule out that Olivier and Crelle were the same person."

According to the review of Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze, Sørensen, Henrik Kragh, Louis Olivier: a mathematician only known through his publications in Crelle’s journal during the 1820s, Centaurus 48, No. 3, 201-231 (2006). ZBL1115.01012., "ventures several hypotheses, including that ‘Olivier’ was a pseudonym. From the information revealed in this article the reviewer is inclined not even to rule out that Olivier and Crelle were the same person."

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According to the review of Reinhard Siegmund-Schultze, Sø rensen, Henrik Kragh, Louis Olivier: a mathematician only known through his publications in Crelle’s journal during the 1820s, Centaurus 48, No. 3, 201-231 (2006). ZBL1115.01012., "ventures several hypotheses, including that ‘Olivier’ was a pseudonym. From the information revealed in this article the reviewer is inclined not even to rule out that Olivier and Crelle were the same person."

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