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Autres informations. Frans van Schooten ( [sko:t'n]), latinisé en Franciscus a Schooten (né en 1615 à Leyde – mort le 29 mai 1660 à Leyde ), mathématicien néerlandais, fut l'éditeur des œuvres de François Viète et le premier promoteur de la géométrie algébrique de René Descartes .
Raey et Francisci a Schooten.]" (1692) de René Descartes avec Frans van Schooten (1615-1660) comme Éditeur scientifique "Geometria..." (1688) de René Descartes avec Frans van Schooten (1615-1660) comme Traducteur Frans van Schooten (1615-1660) Pays : Belgique et Pays-Bas avant 1830 Langue : Latin Sexe : Masculin Naissance : Leyde (Pays-Bas ...
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P REFACE TO EOMETRIA A R ENATO D A MSTERDAM, 1649) 1 Frans Van Schooten (1615-1660) PREFACE TO. GEOMETRIA A RENATO DESCARTES (AMSTERDAM, 1649) It is now twelve years, kind Reader, since that most noble and incomparable man, René Descartes, anonymously published his Geometry in French, together with certain others of his philosophical writings.
May 29, 2013 · While he was a student, his half-brother Pieter van Schooten was born in Leiden on 22 February 1634. Pieter also became a mathematician and architect, and later taught at the Engineering School in Leiden; he died in 1679. Van Schooten Junior graduated with his Artium Liberalium Magister from the University of Leiden in 1635.
Frans van Schooten jr. (1615-1660) was one of the most influential Dutch mathematicians of the seventeenth century. He is best known for his two Latin editions (1649, 1659-61) of the Géométrie (1637) of Descartes, which originally appeared in French as an appendix to the Discours de la Methode.
Schooten maintained a wide correspondence, especially with Descartes. First in Paris and then in London (1641-3) he made the acquaintance of mathematical circles, with which he maintained a correspondence that is now lost. Sources. J.E. Hofmann, "Frans van Schooten der Jüngere," Boethius, 2 (1962). Nieuw Nederlandsch Biographisch Woordenboek.
