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Intuition et logique §3: Could "une interdépendance fondatrice de la science" possibly mean something more like "a fundamental scientific interdependence" or "an interdependence fundamental to the science" (where science would mean mathematics)?
La physique mathématique§2: "à une époque donnée". Could this mean "over a given period", rather than "in a single time period"?
Mathematical Physics §3: try "In a more pragmatic way, his arguments support the idea of an interdependence, reflecting the updated one between intuition and analysis"?
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