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A List of Some Prominent Mathematical Physicists:

  • Abel, Niels Henrik: The Wikipedia Link
  • d'Alembert, Jean le Rond: The Wikipedia Link
  • Arnold, Vladimir: The Wikipedia Link
  • Banach, Stefan: The Wikipedia Link
  • Bäcklund, Albert Victor: The Wikipedia Link
  • Baxter, Rodney: The Wikipedia Link
  • Bernoulli, Daniel: The Wikipedia Link
  • Bernoulli, Jacob; The Wikipedia Link
  • Birkhoff, George David: The Wikipedia Link
  • Bogolyubov, Nikolay: The Wikipedia Link
  • Bullough, Robin K: The Wikipedia Link
  • Calogero, Francesco: The Wikipedia Link. See also the Google Scholar Link
  • Cantor, Georg: The Wikipedia Link
  • Cartan, Elie: The Wikipedia Link. See also, Cartan, Elie  (author), "Leçons sur les invariants intégraux", Paris A. Hermann, 1922. Link [Internet Archive, free access]
  • Cauchy, Augustin-Louis: The Wikipedia Link
  • Darboux, Jean Gaston: The Wikipedia Link. See also Darboux, Gaston(author), "Leçons sur les systèmes orthogonaux et les coordonnées curvilignes", Paris Gauthier-Villars, 1910. Link [Internet Archive, free access]
  • De Vries, Gustav: The Wikipedia Link
  • Dirac, Paul: The Wikipedia Link
  • Dirichlet, Peter Gustav Lejeune: The Wikipedia Link
  • Drinfeld, Vladimir: The Wikipedia Link
  • Einstein, Albert: The Wikipedia Link
  • Euler, Leonhard: The Wikipedia Link to"Wissenschaftliches Werk Leonhard Eulers" [See also the English Wikipedia Link]
  • Fokas, Athanassios S: The Wikipedia LinkSee also The Academy of Europe Link 
  • Fourier, Joseph: The Wikipedia Link
  • Fushchych, Wilhelm I: The Kiev Institute of Mathematics Link
  • Gauß, Friedrich Carl: The Wikipedia Link and the Wikisource Link 
  • Galilei, Galileo: The Wikipedia Link
  • Gelfand, Isreal: The Wikipedia Link
  • Gödel, Kurt: The Wikipedia Link
  • Green, George: The Wikipedia Link
  • Hamilton, William Rowan: The Wikipedia Link
  • Hawking, Stephen: The Wikipedia Link
  • Heaviside, Oliver: The Wikipedia Link
  • Heisenberg, Werner: The Wikipedia Link
  • Hilbert, David: The Wikipedia Link
  • Its, Alexander: The Wikipedia Link
  • Jacobi, Carl Gustav Jacob: The WikipediaLink.  See also Jacobi, Carl Gustav Jacob (author), "C. G. J. Jacobi’s Collected Works" (consists of eight volumes, 4012 pages), AMS, 1969.Link. See also the book by L Koenigsberger (author), "Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi": Festschrift zur Feier der Hundertsten Wiederkehr Seines Geburtstages, B. G. Teubner, 1904. Link [Internet Archive, free access]
  • Kac, Victor: The Wikipedia Link
  • Kadomtsev, Boris: The Wikipedia Link
  • Keller, Joseph Bishop: The Wikipedia Link
  • Kepler, Johannes: The Wikipedia Link
  • Kolmogorov, Andrey: The Wikipedia Link
  • Korteweg, Diederik: The Wikipedia Link.  See also the article Korteweg, DJ and De Vries, G, "On the change of form of long waves advancing in a rectangular canal, and on a new type of long stationary waves", Philosophical Magazine, 39 (240) (1895) 422–443, doi.org/10.1080/14786449508620739. Link
  • Kovalevskaya, Sofya: The Wikipedia Link. See also  Kowalevski, Sophie(author), "Sur le probleme de la rotation d'un corps solide autour d'un point fixe",  Acta Math. 12 177 - 232, 1889, doi.org/10.1007/BF02592182. Link [Project Euclid, open access]
  • Krichever, Igor: The Wikipedia Link
  • Kruskal, Martin David: The Wikipedia Link
  • Kupershmidt, Boris A: The ResearchGate Link
  • Lagrange, Joseph-Louis: The Wikipedia Link
  • Landau, Edmund: The Wikipedia Link
  • Laplace, Pierre-Simon: The Wikipedia Link
  • Lax, Peter: The Wikipedia Link
  • Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm:   "Leibniz - Edition: Die Akademie-Ausgabe, Collected papers of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz". Leibniz-Archiv/Leibniz-Forschungsstelle Hannover,Link 
  • Lie, Sophus: The Wikipedia Link. See also the Collected Works of Sophus Lie, Based on a grant from the Norwegian Research Fund of 1919 with the support of the Videnskapsakademi in Oslo and the Academy of Sciences in Leipzig. Leipzig : B. G. Teubner, 1922-1960.  Link [Internet Archive, free access]
  • Lighthill, Michael James: The Wikipedia Link
  • Liouville, Joseph: The Wikipedia Link
  • Lobachevsky, Nikolai: The Wikipedia Link
  • Lorentz, Hendrik: The Wikipedia Link
  • Lyapunov, Aleksandr: The Wikipedia Link
  • Mandelbrot, Benoit: The Wikipedia Link
  • Maxwell. James Clerk: The Wikipedia Link
  • Minkowski, Hermann: The Wikipedia Link
  • Miura, Robert M: The Wikipedia Link
  • Moser, Jürgen: The Wikipedia Link
  • Neumann, Carl: The Wikipedia Link
  • Newton, Isaac: The Wikipedia Link
  • Noether, Emmy: The Wikipedia Link. See also the book by Y Kosmann-Schwarzbach (author); translated by BE Schwarzbach, "The Noether Theorems": Invariance and Conservation Laws in the Twentieth Century, Springer, 2011. Link
  • Novikov, Sergei: The Wikipedia Link
  • Painlevé, Paul: The Wikipedia Link. See also  Painlevé, Paul (author), "Lectures on the Analytical Theory of Differential Equations", given in Stockholm (September, October, November 1895) at the invitation of His Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway, Paris A. Hermann, 1897. Link  [Internet Archive, free access] 
  • Pauli, Wolfgang: The Wikipedia Link
  • Penrose, Roger: The Wikipedia Link
  • Petviashvili, Vladimir: The Wikipedia Link
  • Picard, Emile: The Wikipedia Link
  • Planck, Max: The Wikipedia Link
  • Poincaré, Henri: The Wikipedia Link
  • Poisson, Siméon Denis: The Wikipedia Link
  • Riemann, Bernhard: The Wikipedia Link
  • Russell, John Scott: The Wikipedia Link
  • Schrödinger, Erwin: The Wikipedia Link
  • Shabat, AB: The Google Scholar Link
  • Sommerfeld, Arnold: The Wikipedia Link
  • Stokes, George: The Wikipedia Link
  • Von Helmholtz, Hermann: The Wikipedia Link
  • Weierstrass, Karl Theodor Wilhelm: The Wikipedia Link
  • Weyl, Hermann: The Wikipedia Link
  • Whitham, Gerald Beresford: The Wikipedia Link
  • Wigner, Eugene: The Wikipedia Link
  • Yang, Chen-Ning: The Wikipedia Link
  • Zabusky, Norman: The Wikipedia Link
  • Zakharov, Vladimir E: The Wikipedia Link