Eksempler på brug af Geometria på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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His own book Geometria a Renato Des Cartes appeared in two volumes 1659-1661.
This is his most important contribution which he described in Lezione di geometria intrinseca Naples, 1896.
He disliked the term"geometria situs", then used for topological ideas, and.
Castelnuovo's most important work, however, was done in algebraic geometry,publishing Geometria analitica e proiettiva in 1903.
The Lezione di geometria intrinseca also deals with surfaces and n-dimensional spaces.
Jones made a copy of the original Latin,giving it the title Artis analyticae specimina sive geometria analytic and it was this version which was eventually published.
In the preface to Geometria del compasso Mascheroni explains how he approached the problem.
Fano wrote many textbooks,examples of which are his famous geometry texts Lezioni di geometria descrittiva(1914) and Lezioni di geometria analitica e proiettiva 1930.
The Lezione di geometria intrinseca contains descriptions of curves which today are named after Cesàro.
Cavalieri presented his theory of indivisibles in Geometria indivisibilis continuorum nova published in 1635.
Geometria seems to be a different version of the first chapter of the Metrica based entirely on examples.
Mascheroni is also known as a poet andhe dedicated one of his books Geometria del compasso(published in Pavia in 1797) to Napoleon Bonaparte in verse.
In the preface to Geometria del compasso Mascheroni explains how he approached the problem: He was moved initially by a desire to make a contribution to elementary geometry.
In Knorr argues convincingly that this work is in fact due to Diophantus; Geometria seems to be a different version of the first chapter of the Metrica based entirely on examples.
He disliked the term"geometria situs", then used for topological ideas, and: The entire doctrine being rather new, he felt justified to give it a new name and therefore called it"topology", which he though more appropriate.
Other major works of mathematics which he studied around this time was the newly published major work by van Schooten Geometria a Renato Des Cartes which appeared in two volumes in 1659-1661.
Gregory himself published Exercitatio geometria de dimensione curvarum in 1684 while at Edinburgh which was an interesting work developing his uncle's work on infinite series.
During this time in Sansepolcro,Pacioli worked on one of his most famous books the Summa de arithmetica, geometria, proportioni et proportionalita which he dedicated to Guidobaldo, the duke of Urbino.
The Lezione di geometria intrinseca also deals with surfaces and n-dimensional spaces. Cesàro later pointed out that in fact his geometry did not use the parallel axiom so constituted a study of non-euclidean geometry.
Another pupil of Castelli, Bonaventura Cavalieri, held the chair of mathematics at Bologna.Cavalieri presented his theory of indivisibles in Geometria indivisibilis continuorum nova published in 1635.
Cavalieri's theory of indivisibles, presented in his Geometria indivisibilibus continuorum nova quadam ratione promota of 1635 was a development of Archimedes' method of exhaustion incorporating Kepler 's theory of infinitesimally small geometric quantities.
Another contribution made by Jones towards publishing Newton 's work relates to the Methods fluxionum, written by Newton in 1671. Newton had tried to get it printed over a period of five years but finally gave up in 1676 when Cambridge University Press rejected it. Jones made a copy of the original Latin,giving it the title Artis analyticae specimina sive geometria analytic and it was this version which was eventually published.
During this time in Sansepolcro,Pacioli worked on one of his most famous books the Summa de arithmetica, geometria, proportioni et proportionalita which he dedicated to Guidobaldo, the duke of Urbino. Pacioli travelled to Venice in 1494 to publish the Summa.