面白いのを見つけた Liouvilleは、Galois's paperについて、he never published his commentary だと そして、Liouville also lectured on Galois's work and Serret, possibly together with Bertrand and Hermite, attended the course. だと そうだったんだ
www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk/Printonly/Liouville.html Liouville (print-only) 抜粋 In 1842 Liouville began to read Galois's unpublished papers. In September of 1843 he announced to the Paris Academy that he had found deep results in Galois's work and promised to publish Galois's papers together with his own commentary. Liouville was therefore a major influence in bringing Galois's work to general notice when he published this work in 1846 in his Journal. However he had waited three years before publishing the papers and, rather strangely, he never published his commentary although he certainly wrote a commentary which filled in the gaps in Galois's proofs. Liouville also lectured on Galois's work and Serret, possibly together with Bertrand and Hermite, attended the course.
In number theory Liouville wrote around 200 papers, working on quadratic reciprocity and many other topics. He wrote over 400 papers in total.
