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An Introduction to the Elements of Algebra: Designed for the Use of Those Who Are Acquainted Only With the First Principles of Arithmetic. E-book. Formato PDF Leonhard Euler - Forgotten Books, 2017 -
Some opinion may be formed of the adapta tion of this treatise to learners, from the cir cumstances under which it was composed. It was undertaken after the author became blind, and was dictated to a young man entirelylwith out education, 'who by this means became an expert algebraist, and was able to render the author important services as an amanuensis. It was written originally in Germany It has since been translated into Russian, French, and English, with notes and additions. The entire work, consists Of two volumes octavo, and contains many things intended for the professed mathematician, rather than the general student. It' was thought that a selec tion of such parts as would form an easy intro duction'to the science would be well received, and tend to promote a taste for analysis among the highe'r'class of students, and to raise the character of mathematical learning.
Letters of Euler on Different Subjects in Physics and Philosophy: Addressed to a German Princess. E-book. Formato PDF Leonhard Euler - Forgotten Books, 2017 -
The fubjeéts of thefe Letters, and the Author's method of treating them, fcem to me much adapted to this purpofe. With the a?ifiance of a very moderate apparatus, they might conduét youth of both fexes, with equal delight and emog lument, to avery competent knowledge of natural philofophy: very little pre vions elementary knowledge is necef fary to a profitable perufal of them, and that little may be very eafily acquired.
Elements of Algebra. E-book. Formato PDF Leonhard Euler - Forgotten Books, 2017 -
In this third edition, the two volumes have been compressed into one; the whole has.been very carefully revised and corrected; the Notes will be found at the foot of the pages, to which they respectively belong; the Questions for Practice, which were omitted in the last edition, have been restored; and though it is scarcely possible to print a mathematical work, of any extent, without some errata; yet it is hoped, that few can be named, which will be found more correct than the present.