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Mélanges De Géométrie Pure: Comprenant Diverses Applications Des Théories Exposées Dans Le Traité De Géométrie Supérieure De M. Chasles ... Et La Traduction ... Courbes Du Troisième Ordre (French Edition) by Colin MacLaurin, Michel Chasles, 2010-04-09
A Treatise On Fluxions ... by Colin MacLaurin, 2010-02-17
MacLaurin's Physical Dissertations (Sources and Studies in the History of Mathematics and Physical Sciences) by Ian Tweddle, 2006-11-15
A treatise of fluxions. In two books. By Colin MacLaurin, ...Volume 1 of 2 by Colin Maclaurin, 2010-05-27
A treatise of fluxions. In two books. By Colin MacLaurin, ...Volume 2 of 2 by Colin Maclaurin, 2010-05-27
Academics of the University of Aberdeen: James Clerk Maxwell, Thomas Reid, Frederick Soddy, Colin Maclaurin, George Gordon
Burials at Greyfriars Kirkyard: James Hutton, Colin Maclaurin, William Mcgonagall, Thomas M'crie the Elder, William Adam, James Burnett
A treatise of algebra, in three parts. ... To which is added an appendix, ... By Colin Maclaurin, ... by Colin Maclaurin, 2010-05-27
A treatise of algebra, in three parts. Containing By Colin Maclaurin by Colin MacLaurin, 1779-01-01
Colin Maclaurin: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Judson Knight, 2000
1746 Deaths: Philip V of Spain, Colin Maclaurin, Grizel Baillie, Francis Hutcheson, Sir Robert Munro, 6th Baronet, Giacomo Leoni
An account of Sir Isaac Newton's philosophical discoveries, in four books. By Colin Maclaurin, ... Published from the author's manuscript papers, by Patrick Murdoch, ... The third edition. by Colin Maclaurin, 2010-05-28
People From Argyll and Bute: Colin Maclaurin, Deborah Kerr, Robert II of Scotland, John Smith, A. J. Cronin, Hans Makeléer, Lachlan Macquarie
A treatise of algebra, in three parts. ... To which is added, an appendix, concerning the general properties of geometrical lines. By Colin Maclaurin, ... The fourth edition. by Colin Maclaurin, 2010-05-28

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Extractions: MACLAURIN, COLIN when the fixed points all lie on a right line. In 1722 Maclaurin travelled as tutor and companion to the eldest son of Lord Polwarth, and after a short stay in Paris resided for some timc in Lorraine, where he wrote an essay on the percussion of bodies which obtained the prize of the French Academy of Sciences for the year I 724. The following year he was elected professoi of mathematics in the university of Edinburgh on the urgent recommendation of Newton. After the death of Newton, ir 1728, his nephew, John Conduitt, applied to Maclaurin for hi~ assistance in publishing an. account of Newtons life and discoveries. This Maclaurin gladly undertook, but the death oi Conduitt put a stop to the project. After Maclaurins death his account of Newtons philosophical discoveries was published by Patrick Murdoch, and also his algebra in 1748. As an appendix to the latter appeared his De linearum geometricarum~proprieta1ibus general-ibus tractatus, a treatise of remarkable elegance. Of the more immediate successors of Newton in Great Britain Maclaurin is probably the only one who can be placed in competition with the great mathematicians of the continent of Europe at the time. (B. W.) Besides the works already cited, MLennan wrote a Life of Thomas Drummond (1867). The vast materials which he had accumulated on kinship were edited by his widow and A. Platt, under the title Studies in Ancient history: Second Series (i 896).
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Extractions: MACLAURIN, COLIN when the fixed points all lie on a right line. In 1722 Maclaurin travelled as tutor and companion to the eldest son of Lord Polwarth, and after a short stay in Paris resided for some timc in Lorraine, where he wrote an essay on the percussion of bodies which obtained the prize of the French Academy of Sciences for the year I 724. The following year he was elected professoi of mathematics in the university of Edinburgh on the urgent recommendation of Newton. After the death of Newton, ir 1728, his nephew, John Conduitt, applied to Maclaurin for hi~ assistance in publishing an. account of Newtons life and discoveries. This Maclaurin gladly undertook, but the death oi Conduitt put a stop to the project. After Maclaurins death his account of Newtons philosophical discoveries was published by Patrick Murdoch, and also his algebra in 1748. As an appendix to the latter appeared his De linearum geometricarum~proprieta1ibus general-ibus tractatus, a treatise of remarkable elegance. Of the more immediate successors of Newton in Great Britain Maclaurin is probably the only one who can be placed in competition with the great mathematicians of the continent of Europe at the time. (B. W.) Besides the works already cited, MLennan wrote a Life of Thomas Drummond (1867). The vast materials which he had accumulated on kinship were edited by his widow and A. Platt, under the title Studies in Ancient history: Second Series (i 896).
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Extractions: Maclaurin was born in Argyllshire and studied at Glasgow. At the age of 19, he was appointed professor at the Marischal College of Aberdeen. On a visit to London in 1719 he first met Isaac Newton. Maclaurin left Aberdeen 1722 to become travelling tutor to the son of an English diplomat, returning to Scotland 1724 to become professor at Edinburgh. He won the admiration of Edinburgh society for his public lectures and demonstrations in experimental physics and astronomy. In 1745, during the Jacobite rebellion, he organized the defence of Edinburgh. Maclaurin's Treatise of Fluxions 1742 was an attempt to prove Newton's doctrine of prime and ultimate ratios and to provide a geometrical framework to support Newton's fluxional calculus. So influential was the treatise that it contributed to the ascendancy of Newtonian mathematics which cut off Britain from developments in the rest of the world.
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Extractions: Colin MacLaurin Irish At fifteen years of age, Mr Maclaurin took his degree of master of arts, having passed through the curriculum, or public course of lectures appointed by the university, which must be attended before this honour can be gained. The subject he selected for his thesis, Maclaurin having made such an extraordinary progress in the study of geometry, and having, with little trouble, conquered difficulties which, in general, are looked upon as so formidable, passed at once to the higher branches of that science, and, instead of being deterred from exertion by the intricacy of the demonstrations which necessarily met him at every step as he proceeded in the investigation of difficult propositions, his energies seemed to acquire new life and vigour to enable him to surmount every obstacle in his way. Nothing delighted him more than to be engaged in difficult and curious problems, and this much is certain, that in his sixteenth year he had already invented many of the finest propositions afterwards published under the title of Geometria Organica.
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Extractions: Maclaurin, Colin [m u Pronunciation Key Maclaurin, Colin , Scottish mathematician and natural philosopher, one of the greatest mathematicians of his time. He was professor at Aberdeen and from 1725 at the Univ. of Edinburgh. He was an authority on fluxions (as Newton's version of the calculus was called), on Newton's gravitational theory, and on geometry. He also contributed to astronomy, cartography, and did actuarial computation for insurance companies. His writings include Geometria organica (1720) and A Treatise on Fluxions The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,
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Extractions: Enlaces Maclaurin, Colin (Kilmodan, 1698-Edimburgo, 1746) Matemático británico. Ingresó en la universidad a la edad de 11 años, fue profesor en la de Aberdeen a los 19 y posteriormente en la de Edimburgo. Expuso un original método de generación de las cónicas en su obra Geometría orgánica (1720) y sentó las bases para una fundamentación lógica del cálculo infinitesimal en el Tratado de las fluxiones (1742). En su Tratado de álgebra (1748) aplicó el método de los determinantes a la resolución de ecuaciones con cuatro incógnitas. Inicio Buscador Recomendar sitio
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Extractions: Colin MacLaurin Irish At fifteen years of age, Mr Maclaurin took his degree of master of arts, having passed through the curriculum, or public course of lectures appointed by the university, which must be attended before this honour can be gained. The subject he selected for his thesis, Maclaurin having made such an extraordinary progress in the study of geometry, and having, with little trouble, conquered difficulties which, in general, are looked upon as so formidable, passed at once to the higher branches of that science, and, instead of being deterred from exertion by the intricacy of the demonstrations which necessarily met him at every step as he proceeded in the investigation of difficult propositions, his energies seemed to acquire new life and vigour to enable him to surmount every obstacle in his way. Nothing delighted him more than to be engaged in difficult and curious problems, and this much is certain, that in his sixteenth year he had already invented many of the finest propositions afterwards published under the title of Geometria Organica.
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Extractions: Still searching the hard way? Try the Free Slider Search Toolbar and spend less time searching!! www.trellian.com Sponsored Link , 1698â1746, Scottish mathematician and natural philosopher, one of the greatest mathematicians of his time. He was professor at Aberdeen and from 1725 at the Univ. of Edinburgh. He was an authority on fluxions (as Newton's version of the calculus was called), on Newton's gravitational theory, and on geometry. He also contributed to astronomy, cartography, and did actuarial computation for insurance companies. His writings include Geometria organica (1720) and A Treatise on Fluxions (1742).
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maclaurin, colin. (16981746). Skotský matematik, který se stal následovníkemNewtona. Jako první publikoval systematické formulace
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Extractions: Maclaurin, Colin Skotský matematik, který se stal následovníkem Newtona . Jako první publikoval systematické formulace Newtonových metod v díle A Treatise of Fluxions z roku 1742. V tomto díle pouil k øeení rostoucích funkcí tzv. Maclaurinovy øady, které se staly inspirací pro Brooka Taylora a jeho Taylorovu øadu. Maclaurin také vynalezl nìkolik uiteèných zaøízení, zhotovil astronomickou observatoø a zlepil mapu ostrovù pøiléhajících ke Skotsku. Pravdìpodobnì znal Cramerovo pravidlo ji v roce 1729.
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Extractions: Colin Maclaurin (February, June 14 ) was a Scottish mathematician He was born in Kilmodan, Argyllshire , and attended the University of Glasgow at age eleven (not unusual) and graduated at age fourteen. After graduation he remained at Glasgow to study divinity for a period and in , aged nineteen, he became professor of mathematics at Marischal College in the University of Aberdeen In he was appointed deputy of the mathematical professor at Edinburgh, James Gregory (nephew of the more famous James Gregory ), upon the recommendation of Isaac Newton , who actually offered to pay Maclaurin's salary, so impressed was he with his work. Eventually, Maclaurin went on to succeed Gregory. The " Maclaurin series " for many trigonometric functions had in fact been developed and published by James Gregory before Maclaurin was even born, but Maclaurin wasn't aware of this and published them in Methodus incrementorum directa et inversa In he married Married Anne Stewart, the daughter of the Solicitor General of Scotland . He actively opposed the Jacobite Rebellion of and assisted in the defence of Edinburgh but had to flee to York upon the approach of the Highlanders. He returned after the Jacobite army marched south, but the events had damaged his health, and led indirectly to his death.

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