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Euler and Modern Science

Name: Euler and Modern Science
Brand: Mathematical Association of America
SKU: 02049912
Price: 43.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: N. N. BogolyubovG. K. MikhailovA. P. YushkevichRobert Burns
ISBN: 9780883855645

N. N. BogolyubovG. K. MikhailovA. P. YushkevichRobert Burns

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Codice Libristo: 02049912

Casa editrice Mathematical Association of America, dicembre 2007

We speak of the age of Euler. A justification of this term is provided by a list of scientific terms... Descrizione completa

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We speak of the age of Euler. A justification of this term is provided by a list of scientific terms connected with Euler's name and his many contributions to pure mathematics, well-known in the mathematical community and, in part, covered in this volume. What makes this collection remarkable, though, is the extensive treatment of Euler's contributions outside pure mathematics - astronomy, celestial mechanics, ballistics, music and many other areas. In addition to this survey of his contributions to science, we find also rare, detailed accounts of Euler's family life and the careers pursued by his children and grandchildren. Readers otherwise well-informed about Euler and his work will find here much to enhance their appreciation of this extraordinary scientist and human being.