Darbouxs

Darbouxs is the plural form of the surname Darboux. In English-language texts, it may be used to refer to multiple individuals who share the surname, particularly in scholarly citations of mathematical results and historical accounts. The surname Darboux is of French origin and is most widely associated in the modern era with Gaston Darboux (1842–1917), a French mathematician known for contributions to geometry and potential theory.

In mathematics, several concepts carry the name Darboux, named after Gaston Darboux and related figures. Notable examples include the Darboux theorem in differential geometry and the concept of Darboux coordinates in symplectic and contact geometry, as well as the Darboux transformation in the theory of integrable systems. These terms appear in research and textbooks to describe local normal forms, canonical coordinate systems, or transformation procedures tied to the underlying geometric or integrable structure.

As a proper noun, Darbouxs may also appear in biographical lists or bibliographies, referring to individual scholars with the surname. The plural form is not a technical term in its own right but a bibliographic or genealogical construction used when listing several people with the name. The use and prominence of the plural depend on the context and the presence of multiple notable persons named Darboux.