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Henri Poincare presented his thesis to the Faculte des Sciences of the University of Paris to obtain the degree of doctor of mathematical sciences. The title: “Sur les proprietes des fonctions definies par les equations aux differences partielles.” It was accepted on August 1, 1879, by a committee consisting of J.-C. Bouquet (chairman), P.-O. Bonnet, and G. Darboux. The text is reproduced in [Poincare 1916, Vol. 1].
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