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42. LAGRANGE lagrange Joseph Louis de (17361813) Astrónomo y matemático franco-italiano, nacido en Turín y fallecido en París. lagrange era de ascendencia francesa, aunque nació y se crió en Italia. http://almez.cnice.mecd.es/~agos0000/Lagrange.html

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43. Lagrange, Joseph Louis De. lagrange, Joseph Louis de. The French physicist Joseph Louis, comtede lagrange, b. Jan. 25, 1736, d. Apr. 10, 1813, was one of http://euler.ciens.ucv.ve/English/mathematics/lagrange.html

Lagrange, Joseph Louis de. Lagrange served as professor of geometry at the Royal Artillery School in Turin (1755-66) and helped to found the Royal Academy of Science there in 1757. Because of overwork and poor pay, his health suffered, leaving him with a weakened constitution for life. When Leonhard Euler quit the Berlin Academy of Science, Lagrange succeeded him as director of the mathematical section in 1766. In 1787 he left Berlin to become a member of the Paris Academy of Science, where he remained (through its new form as the National Institute from 1795) for the rest of his career. A diplomatic and amenable man, Lagrange survived the French Revolution. During the 1790s he worked on the metric system and advocated a decimal base. He also taught at the Ecole Polytechnique, which he helped to found. Napoleon named him to the Legion of Honor and Count of the Empire in 1808. Author: Ronald Calinger Bibliography: Abbott, David, ed., The Biographical Dictionary of Scientists: Mathematicians (1985); Boyer

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Lagrange, Joseph Louis de. Lagrange sirvió como profesor de geometría en la Escuela Real de Artillería en Turín (1755-66) y ayudó allí a fundar la Academia Real de Ciencias en 1757. A causa del exceso de trabajo y pobre paga, su salud desmejoró, dejándolo con una debilidad de por vida. Cuando Leonhard Euler dejó la Academia de Ciencias de Berlín, Lagrange tuvo éxito como director de la sección matemática en 1766. En 1787 salió de Berlín para llegar a ser miembro de la Academia de Ciencias de París, donde se mantuvo por el resto de su carrera. Un hombre dócil y diplomático, Lagrange sobrevivió la Revolución francesa. Durante los 1790s trabajó en el sistema métrico y defendió la base decimal. También enseñó en el Ecole Polytechnique, que ayudó a fundar. Napoleon lo nombró miembro de la Legión de Honor y del Imperio en 1808. Autor: Ronald Calinger.

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Lagrange, Joseph Louis (17361813) Lagrange was born in Turin, Italy. He enjoyed studying mathematics, despite his father's wish that he study law. Lagrange's mathematical contributions began as early as 1754 with the discovery of the calculus of variations and continued with applications to mechanics in 1756. He was very productive in mechanics as well as in differential and integral calculus Both Euler and d'Alembert praised his work. Lagrange's mathematical career can be viewed as natural extension of the work of his older and greater contemporary, Euler, which in many respects he carried forward and refined. Lagrange's major works were in the equations of motion and the understanding of potential energy . From 1755 to 1766, he served as a professor at the Royal Artillery School in Turin. He also helped to establish the Turin Academy of Sciences. He succeeded Euler as mathematics director of the Berlin Academy in 1766. There he worked on the 3-body problem (analyzing the mutual attraction of 3 large bodies, like planets), number theory, and calculus Then in 1787, he moved to Paris.

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Lagrange, Joseph Louis Astronomer . Supplied the analytic foundation for calculus of variations, did valuable researches on differential equations, and made contributions to the solution of equations particularly by the method of combination. New Catholic Dictionary NCD Index Page Catholic Community Forum Contact Author Message Board

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W. P. Watson Antiquarian Books LAGRANGE, Joseph Louis Méchanique analytique. Paris, La Veuve Desaint, 1788 4to (254 x 194 mm), pp xii, 512; title with some very faint marginal browning from the binding, a few occasional spots, a very attractive copy in contemporary French mottled calf, spine gilt. £12,500 First edition of Lagrange's masterpiece, which has been described as 'perhaps the most beautiful mathematical treatise in existence.' This is the scarcest of Lagrange's major works. Dibner 112; En français dans le texte 179; Horblit 61; Norman 1257; Parkinson p 216 This item is listed on Bibliopoly by W. P. Watson Antiquarian Books ; click here for further details.

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58. Joseph Louis Lagrange Joseph Louis lagrange. 17361808. Bibliography American Council of Learned Societies,ed. lagrange, Joseph Louis. Dictionary of Scientific Biography. Vol. http://numericalmethods.eng.usf.edu/anecdotes/lagrange.html

http://numericalmethods.eng.usf.edu HOME MATRIX ALGEBRA BOOK SITE INDEX ... FAQs Joseph Louis Lagrange Born in Turin, Italy on January 25, 1736, to Giuseppe Francesco Lodovico Lagrangia and Teresa Grosso, Joseph Louis Lagrange would become a mathematical prodigy in his lifetime. Although Lagrange was the eldest of eleven children, he was only one of two that would survive to adulthood. Growing up, Lagrange attended the College of Turin, pursuing a career as a lawyer planned by his father. Lagrange's first mathematic encounter was Greek geometry-a subject he found quite boring. After reading Edmond Halley's 1693 paper on the use of algebra in optics and being exposed to the excellent physics teaching of Beccaria, Lagrange decided to take up his career in mathematics. Lagrange's first publication was put out on July 23, 1754, on the binomial theorem. Lagrange discovered soon after that Bernoulli and Leibniz were already addressing the issue. To avoid being accused of using the work of others, he began studying the tautochrone, "the curve on which a weighted particle will always arrive at a fixed point in the same time independent of its initial position." After sending the results of his work on August 12, 1755, Euler's response, sent on September 6, stated how impressed he was with Lagrange's new ideas on maxima and minima. Thus, Lagrange had made his first splash in the lake of mathematics.

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