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Lagrange or Lagrange or LaGrange may be linked to or referred to from the following Wikipedia articles:

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Joseph Lagrange (1763-1836), French military of the time of the Napoleonic Wars.
Joseph-Louis de Lagrange (1736-1813), Italian mathematician and physical, French nationalized.
Georges Lagrange (1928-2004), French writer in Esperanto.
Henry-Louis de La Grange (1924-2017), French musicologist, biographer of Gustav Mahler.
Kyla La Grange (1986-), English singer and composer.
The Grange (1635-1692), artistic pseudonym of French actor Charles Varlet, member of the so-called Tropa de Molière.
Léo Lagrange (1900-1940), a French socialist politician.
Marie-Joseph Lagrange (1836-1928), French theologian, founder and first director of the French Bible School in Jerusalem.
Réginald Garrigou-Lagrange (1877-1964), French Dominican religious (Order of Preachers), theologian, and philosopher.

Several concepts, theorems, and methods are highlighted with the surname Lagrange, in honor and recognition of Joseph-Louis de Lagrange:

Lagrange Polynomial Interpolation or Polynomial interpolation in the form of Lagrange, how to present the polynomial that interpolates a set of points given.
Mechanics of Lagrange or Mechanics lagrangianaa reformulation of classic mechanics.
Lagrange Multiplicators, method to find the maximum and minimum functions of multiple variables, subject to restrictions.
Theorem of Lagrangealso known as Average value theorem or Theorem of finite increments, in whole calculation.
Lagrange Theorem (group theory) or Lema de Lagrange, important result in group theory.
Lagrange Points, in physics and astronomy, the five positions in an orbital system where a small object, only affected by gravity, may be theoretically stationary about two larger objects, as may be the case of an artificial satellite with respect to Earth and Moon.

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