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The origin of the method of steepest descent (1997)

Petrova, Svetlana S. (Author)
Solov'ev, Alexander D. (Author)

Historia Mathematica
Volume: 24
Pages: 361-375

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Nekrasov, Pavel Alekseevich

Description “We show that the method dates back to Cauchy and that, 25 years before Debye, the Russian mathematician Pavel Alexeevich Nekrasov had already used this technique and extended it to more general cases.”

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