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Extraglomerular mesangial cells (also
known as
Lacis cells,
Polkissen cells, or
Goormaghtigh cells) are light-staining
pericytes in the
kidney found outside the glomerulus...
- In mathematics, the
Goormaghtigh conjecture is a
conjecture in
number theory named for the
Belgian mathematician René
Goormaghtigh. The
conjecture is that...
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Goormaghtigh theorem may
refer to any of
various geometry results proved by the
French engineer mathematician René
Goormaghtigh: a
generalization of Musselman's...
- René
Goormaghtigh (13
October 1893,
Ostend – 10
February 1960, Ixelles) was a
Belgian engineer,
after whom the
Goormaghtigh Conjecture is named. Goormaghtigh...
- and René
Goormaghtigh in 1939, and a
proof was
presented by them in 1941. A
generalization of this
result was
stated and
proved by
Goormaghtigh. The generalization...
- Trans.). Barcelona: www.citarachina.org. (1983).
French books on qin
Goormaghtigh,
Georges (1990). L'art du Qin. Deux
textes d'esthétique
musicale chinoise...
- was
restructured and
renamed the IB
Council of Foundation, and John
Goormaghtigh became the
first president in
January 1968. In 1967, the group, which...
- Edzell,
Scotland 1947 (id=1260) Won the 1949
Nobel Peace Prize Norbert Goormaghtigh February 14, 1890 Ostende,
Belgium January 2, 1960 Sint-Martens-Latem...
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Guillaume De Smet [nl] 1944–1947:
Edgard Blancquaert [nl] 1947–1950:
Norbert Goormaghtigh [nl] 1950–1953:
Albert Kluyskens [nl] 1953–1957: Jan Gillis [nl] 1957–1961:...
- of
composites and only two primes: 31 and 8191. Indeed,
according to
Goormaghtigh conjecture,
these two
primes are the only
known solutions of the Diophantine...
