
This record is a legacy cross-author shelf for modern LaTeX working drafts of selected classical algebra, arithmetic, and number-theory manuscripts by Cayley, Dedekind, Dirichlet, Gauss, Weber, and Noether. It remains useful as a compact broad browsing and preservation surface, but cleaner author-specific pages are the recommended entry points where they exist. In particular, the separate Weber and Noether records supersede duplicate front-facing Weber/Noether material here while this shelf continues to preserve the broader cluster and earlier checked drafts. Status at a glance. Technical PDF/display checks: [##########] 21/21 top-level reader PDFs passed structural and short-path display QA before publication. Corpus coverage for this shelf: partial by design; it covers the listed volumes/work groupings, not complete collected works for every author. Mathematical proofreading: 0/21 certified as final critical editions; these are working drafts for checking and correction. Translation: mostly original-language typesetting here. English Weber/Noether translation drafts are linked from the separate author records. Included author/work groups. Cayley collected mathematical papers volumes IV, VII, X, XI, XII, and XIII; Dedekind Gesammelte Mathematische Werke bands I-III; Dirichlet selected works; Gauss Werke bands I, II, III, VI, VII, XI part I, and individual papers; Weber Lehrbuch der Algebra bands I and III; and Noether selected mathematical papers with collected-volume wrapper material removed. Workflow. Source scans, witnesses, TeX drafts, render checks, and reference material are organized here for inspection and continuation. Reader-facing files are organized by author, work, corpus, volume, or section; source and process material is kept in artifact ZIPs rather than in public titles or reader PDFs.
Legacy cross-author shelf for Cayley, Dedekind, Dirichlet, Gauss, Weber, and Noether. Separate author pages should be treated as the cleaner public entry point when they exist; this record remains for preservation and broad browsing.
OCR, number theory, Dirichlet, Dedekind, LaTeX, mathematics, Cayley, Gauss, public domain, typesetting, Noether, algebra, Weber
OCR, number theory, Dirichlet, Dedekind, LaTeX, mathematics, Cayley, Gauss, public domain, typesetting, Noether, algebra, Weber
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