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Occupation | Research engineer [1] |
Jean-Pierre Petit is a French engineer.
He earned his doctorate at the University of Provence in 1972, [1] with his doctoral thesis, Applications de la théorie cinétique des gaz à la physique des plasmas et à la dynamique des galaxies. [1]
Petit worked in topology with Bernard Morin on the torus and sphere eversion in 1978. [2]
Publications by Jean-Pierre Petit include:
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