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26 de ago. de 2016 · — Johann Heinrich Lambert, The System of the World (1800) Johann Heinrich Lambert – Early Years. Lambert was born in 1728 in the city of Mulhouse (now in Alsace, France), at that time a free imperial city which had formed defensive alliances with the Swiss, as one of five sons and two daughters to Lukas Lambert, a tailor, and his wife ...
Johann Heinrich Lambert (1728 – 1777) foi um matemático, astrónomo, físico e filósofo que forneceu a primeira prova rigorosa que o valor de \(\pi\) (a relação entre o perímetro de um círculo e o seu diâmetro) é um número irracional, o que significa que não pode ser expresso como o quociente entre dois números inteiros.
Johann Heinrich Lambert: Biography. A Summary Overview of Lambert's Life (1728-1777) August 26, 1728. Lambert is born in Mülhausen (Alsace) 1746. Secretary of J.R. Iselin in Basel. 1748-1756. Hofmeister (private tutor) of the children of Graf Peter von Salis in Chur (CH) 1752: Lambert begins his Monatsbuch , first scientific papers.
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, ...
Johann Heinrich Lambert. Johann Heinrich Lambert, in francese: Jean-Henri Lambert ( Mulhouse, 26 agosto 1728 – Berlino, 25 settembre 1777 ), è stato un filosofo, matematico, fisico e astronomo svizzero contemporaneo di Eulero. Fu un pioniere della geometria non euclidea .
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 (alemán: [ˈlambɛɐ̯t], Jean-Henri Lambert en francés; 26 o 28 de agosto de 1728 - 25 de septiembre de 1777) fue un erudito de la República de Mulhouse, generalmente conocido como suizo o el francés, que hizo importantes contribuciones a las materias de matemáticas, física (particularmente óptica), filosofía, astronomía y proyecciones cartográficas.
