The historical development of the calculus / C. H. Edwards, Jr.
Editor: New York : Springer-Verlag, c1979Descripción: xii, 351 p. : il. ; 25 cmISBN: 0387904360Tema(s): Calculus -- HistoryOtra clasificación: 01A05 (26-03)1. Area, number, and limit concepts in antiquity2. Archimedes3. Twilight, darkness, and dawn4. Early indivisibles and infinitesimal techniques5. Early tangent constructions6. Napier's wonderful logarithms7. The arithmetic of the infinite8. The calculus according to Newton9. The calculus according to Leibniz10. The age of Euler11. The calculus according to Cauchy, Riemann, and Weierstrass12. Postscript: the twentieth century
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1. Area, number, and limit concepts in antiquity -- 2. Archimedes -- 3. Twilight, darkness, and dawn -- 4. Early indivisibles and infinitesimal techniques -- 5. Early tangent constructions -- 6. Napier's wonderful logarithms -- 7. The arithmetic of the infinite -- 8. The calculus according to Newton -- 9. The calculus according to Leibniz -- 10. The age of Euler -- 11. The calculus according to Cauchy, Riemann, and Weierstrass -- 12. Postscript: the twentieth century
MR, 81c:01003
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