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Correspondance de Leonhard Euler Avec L. Bertrand, Ch. Bonnet, J. Castillon, G. Cramer, PH. Cramer, G. Cuenz, G.L. Lesage, J.M. Von Loen Et J.K. Wettstein

Correspondance de Leonhard Euler Avec L. Bertrand, Ch. Bonnet, J. Castillon, G. Cramer, PH. Cramer, G. Cuenz, G.L. Lesage, J.M. Von Loen Et J.K. Wettstein

Siegfried Bodenmann
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This volume of the Opera omnia will be devoted to the letters Euler exchanged in French with his friend and countryman Johann Kaspar Wettstein as well as with some Swiss scholars in and around Geneva . It will also include a letter from Johann Michael von Loen, a remote relative of Euler mentioned in the Euler-Bertrand correspondence.

Many letters published in this volume provide new information about Euler's non-scientific activities, like the commerce of almanachs, the preparation of his writings for publication, the support of young scientists in search of a position, and his insatiable need for Virginia tobacco.
Language
French
Pages
600
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Birkhauser
Release
February 14, 2016
ISBN
3764387432
ISBN 13
9783764387433

Correspondance de Leonhard Euler Avec L. Bertrand, Ch. Bonnet, J. Castillon, G. Cramer, PH. Cramer, G. Cuenz, G.L. Lesage, J.M. Von Loen Et J.K. Wettstein

Siegfried Bodenmann
3/5 ( ratings)
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This volume of the Opera omnia will be devoted to the letters Euler exchanged in French with his friend and countryman Johann Kaspar Wettstein as well as with some Swiss scholars in and around Geneva . It will also include a letter from Johann Michael von Loen, a remote relative of Euler mentioned in the Euler-Bertrand correspondence.

Many letters published in this volume provide new information about Euler's non-scientific activities, like the commerce of almanachs, the preparation of his writings for publication, the support of young scientists in search of a position, and his insatiable need for Virginia tobacco.
Language
French
Pages
600
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Birkhauser
Release
February 14, 2016
ISBN
3764387432
ISBN 13
9783764387433

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