1. Clairaut Alexis Claude Clairaut. Honours awarded to Alexis Clairaut (Click a linkbelow for the full list of mathematicians honoured in this way). http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Clairaut.html

Alexis Claude Clairaut Born: 7 May 1713 in Paris, France Died: 17 May 1765 in Paris, France Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Alexis Clairaut 's father, Jean-Baptiste Clairaut, taught mathematics in Paris and showed his quality by being elected to the Berlin Academy. Alexis's mother, Catherine Petit, had twenty children although only Alexis survived to adulthood. Jean-Baptiste Clairaut educated his son at home and set unbelievably high standards. Alexis used Euclid 's Elements which provided a good introduction to the differential and integral calculus as well as analytical geometry. In the following year, Clairaut went on to study 's books, in particular his famous text Analyse des infiniment petits pour l'intelligence des lignes courbes. Few people have read their first paper to an Academy at the age of 13, but this was the incredible achievement of Clairaut's in 1726 when he read his paper to the Paris Academy. Although we have already noted that Clairaut was the only one of twenty children of his parents to reach adulthood, he did have a younger brother who, at the age of 14, read a mathematics paper to the Academy in 1730. This younger brother died in 1732 at the age of 16.

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Alexis Claude Clairaut Alexis Clairaut was educated at home by his father, who taught mathematics in Paris. He learned to read from Euclid's Elements He read his first paper to the Paris Academy at the tender age of 13. He began to undertake research on double curvature curves which he completed in 1729. As a result of this work he became the youngest person ever elected to the Paris Academy in 1731. There he joined a small group who supported the natural philosophy of Newton. Clairaut published some important work during the period 1733 to 1743. He wrote a paper in 1733 on the calculus of variations, and in the same year he published on the geodesics of quadrics of rotation. The following year Clairaut studied the differential equations now known as Clairaut's differential equations, and gave a singular solution in addition to the general integral of the equations. In 1739 and 1740, he published further work on the integral calculus, proving the existence of integrating factors for solving first order differential equations (a topic which also interested Johann Bernoulli, Reyneau and Euler). In 1742, Clairaut published an important work on dynamics. In 1743, Clairaut published a book confirming the Newton-Huygens belief that the Earth was flattened at the poles. The book was a theoretical study to support the experimental data on the shape of the Earth which an expedition had gathered. The book was an important one in laying the foundations for the study of hydrostatics. It built on foundations due to Newton and Huygens who had put forward the theory that the Earth was an oblate spheroid, and also on Maclaurin's work on tides which developed some background results in hydrostatics.

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Alexis-Claude Clairaut aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklopädie Alexis-Claude Clairaut Alexis-Claude Clairaut (auch Clairault) (* 7. Mai in Paris 17. Mai in Paris) war ein französischer Mathematiker und Physiker Alexis-Claude war das 2. von 21 Kindern eines Mathematiklehrers. Bereits mit 13 Jahren hatte er so große Fortschritte in der Mathematik gemacht, dass er der Pariser Akademie eine Arbeit über die graphische Verdopplung eines Würfels einreichen konnte. Mit 18 Jahren wurde er mit einer Sondergenehmigung des Königs als Mitglied in die Akademie aufgenommen, nachdem seine Abhandlung über neuartige Raumkurven mit Begeisterung aufgenommen worden war. nahm er an der Lappland -Expedition teil, die zur Untersuchung der Gestalt der Erdoberfläche unternommen wurde. Clairauts theoretische Auswertung führte zu seinem klassischen Werk zur Geodäsie Theorie der Erdgestalt nach Gesetzen der Hydrostatik (1743). Diese Untersuchungen führten ihn mehr und mehr zur Astronomie . Hier nahm er sich des Dreikörperproblems an, dessen Lösung er der Pariser Akademie unterbreitete.

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ALEXIS CLAUDE CLAIRAUT francouzský matematik a astronom Proslavil se, když se zdálo, že Halleyova kometa otøese Newtonovou gravitaèní teorií. Podle této teorie totiž Halley vypoèítal, že kometa jím objevená se vrátí v roce 1758. Rok však uplynul a kometa nikde. Tehdy Clairaut vyèíslil pøitažlivé pùsobení Jupitera, Saturna a odvodil, že tentokrát bude kometa výjimeènì zpoždìna o 518 dní. Kometa mu dala za pravdu. Prošla pøísluním 13. 3. 1759. Clairaut roku 1752 získal cenu za øešení pohybu Mìsíce. Teorii pohybu Mìsíce již vypracoval Euler. Ale protože nebyl moc dobrý poètáø, dosáhl Clairaut vìtší pøesnosti. ZPÌT

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Alexis Claude Clairaut Born: 7 May 1713 in Paris, France Died: 17 May 1765 in Paris, France Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Alexis Clairaut 's father, Jean-Baptiste Clairaut, taught mathematics in Paris and showed his quality by being elected to the Berlin Academy. Alexis's mother, Catherine Petit, had twenty children although only Alexis survived to adulthood. Jean-Baptiste Clairaut educated his son at home and set unbelievably high standards. Alexis used Euclid 's Elements which provided a good introduction to the differential and integral calculus as well as analytical geometry. In the following year, Clairaut went on to study 's books, in particular his famous text Analyse des infiniment petits pour l'intelligence des lignes courbes. Few people have read their first paper to an Academy at the age of 13, but this was the incredible achievement of Clairaut's in 1726 when he read his paper to the Paris Academy. Although we have already noted that Clairaut was the only one of twenty children of his parents to reach adulthood, he did have a younger brother who, at the age of 14, read a mathematics paper to the Academy in 1730. This younger brother died in 1732 at the age of 16. Clairaut began to undertake research on double curvature curves which he completed in 1729. As a result of this work he was proposed for membership of the Paris Academy on 4 September 1729 but the king did not confirm his election until 1731. In July 1731 Clairaut became the youngest person ever elected to the Paris Academy of Sciences. There he joined a small group, led by Pierre Louis

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13. Index Des Noms Translate this page CHERNYKH Ludmila (1935), 7. CHLADNI Ernst (1756-1827), 3 CHOUBERT Georges,13. clairaut alexis (1713-1765), 3. CLARKE Alvan (1804-1887), 17. http://www.astrosurf.com/macombes/index des noms-me.html

INDEX DES NOMS Les chiffres sont ceux des chapitres AGASSIZ Louis (1807-1873), 4. ALDRIN Edwin (1930), 20. ALVAREZ Luis (1911-1988), intro, 12, 15, 16, 19. ALVAREZ Walter, intro, 12, 15, 16. ANAXIMANDRE (610-547), 1. ARISTARQUE de SAMOS (310-230), 1, 3. ARISTOTE (384-322), 1, 7, 10, 18. ARMSTRONG Neil (1930), 20. ARRHENIUS Svante (1859-1927), 14. ASARO Frank, 12. ASHER David, 4, 10. ASTAPOVICH Igor (1908-1976), 9. ATHURI C., 9. BAADE Walter (1893-1960), 4. BADA Jeffrey, 12. BAILEY Mark, 4. BAILLY Jean Sylvain (1736-1793), 3. BARRINGER Daniel Moreau (1860-1929), 11. BARUCCI Antonella (1957), 17. BERLITZ Charles (1914), 19. BERNARD Jean-Louis (1918), 19. BERTHELOT Marcellin (1827-1907), 14. BERZELIUS Jons (1779-1848), 14. BESSEL Friedrich (1784-1846), 17. BIELA Wilhelm von (1782-1856), 7. BIERMANN Ludwig (1907-1986), 7, 8. BINZEL Richard (1958), 4 BIOT Jean-Baptiste (1774-1862), 3, 10, 14. BLUMENBACH Johann Friedrich (1752-1840), 3. BOHOR Bruce, 12.

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Branch of Science Mathematicians Nationality French Clairaut, Alexis (1713-1765) French mathematician whose precocity had been expressed early in childhood. He wrote (1743), a treatise dealing with the shape of rotating solid bodies, far surpassing Newton in his analysis. He accompanied Maupertuis in the expedition to Lapland to determine if the Earth were oblate or prolate in shape. Clairaut calculated the effect that Saturn and Jupiter would have on the 1759 appearance of Halley's comet and correctly predicted its return to within a month. He also noted that Newton's prediction of the motion of the Moon was seriously wrong. He redid the calculation, found an error in Newton's derivation, and obtained the correct result. His (1752) made use of potential theory. He studied the family of ordinary differential equations which are named after him. In his (1731), he studied projections of curves. He observed the equality of mixed partial derivatives His textbook went through six editions. Maupertuis Additional biographies: MacTutor (St. Andrews)

17. Clairaut, Alexis Claude Search Biographies Bio search tips clairaut, alexis Claude Pronunciation Key. clairaut, alexis Claude , 171365, French mathematician http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0812374.html

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Alexis-Claude Clairaut born: 1713 died: 1765 Alexis Clairaut was a member of the French Academie des Sciences. He is important in Emilie du Chatelet's life because he was her tutor and helped with her translation of Isaac Newton's Principia from Latin into French by proofreading her work and verifying her calculations. Emilie completed her manuscript just prior to her death in 1749. Voltaire paid to have her translation of the Principia published in 1759, and it remains the authoritative French translation of Newton's work. Alexis-Claude Clairaut was one of the most renown mathematicians and physicists of the 18th century. At age 10, Alexis knew infinitesimal calculus, at twelve he submitted his first paper to the Academie des Sciences, and at eighteen he published a book containing important additions to geometry that won him membership in the Academie in 1731. Clairaut was one of the scientists who accompanied Maupertuis to Lapland to collect data that was used to determine the shape of the earth. In 1743 he published his Theorie de la figure de la terre (Theory on the shape of the earth) that calculated, more precisely than Newton had done, the form that a rotating body mechanically assumes from the natural gravitation of its parts.

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Alexis Claude Clairaut Born: 7 May 1713 in Paris, France Died: 17 May 1765 in Paris, France Click the picture above to see a larger version Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Alexis Clairaut 's father, Jean-Baptiste Clairaut, taught mathematics in Paris and showed his quality by being elected to the Berlin Academy. Alexis's mother, Catherine Petit, had twenty children although only Alexis survived to adulthood. Jean-Baptiste Clairaut educated his son at home and set unbelievably high standards. Alexis used Euclid 's Elements which provided a good introduction to the differential and integral calculus as well as analytical geometry. In the following year, Clairaut went on to study 's books, in particular his famous text Analyse des infiniment petits pour l'intelligence des lignes courbes. Few people have read their first paper to an Academy at the age of 13, but this was the incredible achievement of Clairaut's in 1726 when he read his paper to the Paris Academy. Although we have already noted that Clairaut was the only one of twenty children of his parents to reach adulthood, he did have a younger brother who, at the age of 14, read a mathematics paper to the Academy in 1730. This younger brother died in 1732 at the age of 16.

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