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Johann Heinrich Lambert. 1728-1777. Swiss-German Mathematician. O vercoming enormous social barriers, Johann Heinrich Lambert entered the ranks of Europe's foremost mathematicians. He did so without becoming part of the Continental academic establishment and, partly for that reason, much of his most advanced work was lost for many years ...
Johann Heinrich Lambert (1728-1777): Collected Works - Sämtliche Werke Online. The aim of this website is to bring together all publications by Johann Heinrich Lambert (1728-1777), one of the last Universalgelehrten (universal scientists) in history.
ヨハン・ハインリヒ・ランベルト （Johann Heinrich Lambert、 1728年 8月26日 - 1777年 9月25日 ）は、 ドイツ の 数学者 ・ 物理学者 ・ 化学者 ・ 天文学者 ・ 哲学者 。. 地図 の 投影法 （ ランベルト正積方位図法 ・ ランベルト正角円錐図法 など）や 双曲線関数 の ...
Johann Heinrich Lambert (August 26, 1728 – September 25, 1777) was a Swiss mathematician, physicist and astronomer. Biography. Lambert was born in 1728 in the city of Mulhouse (now in Alsace, France) which at that time was an exclave of Switzerland. Leaving school he continued to study in his free time whilst undertaking a series of jobs ...
Johann Heinrich Lambert é um matemático suiço, de origem francesa mas com radicação alemã (???) O maior trabalho deste cidadão foi simplesmente dizer que o Pi é um número irracional. Isso foi um avanço? Bem, pouco se sabe mas já vi coisas mais sem sentido como a Conjetura de Goldbach que ninguém sabe para que serve.
Johann Heinrich Lambert was born at Mülhausen on August 28, 1728, and died at Berlin on September 25, 1777. He was the son of a small tailor, and had to rely on his own efforts for his education; from a clerk in some ironworks he got a place in a newspaper office, and subsequently, on the recommendation of the editor, he was appointed tutor in ...
JOHANN HEINRICH LAMBERT (August 26, 1728 – September 25, 1777) by HEINZ KLAUS STRICK, Germany. If you look at the conditions under which JOHANN HEINRICH LAMBERT spent the first years of his life, you can only marvel at what he became. His family, originally from Lorraine, had settled in the free imperial city of Mulhouse because they could ...
