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Leonhard Euler

Also known as Euler, Leonhard, L. Euler, Euler

nhà toán học, vật lý và kỹ sư người Thụy Sĩ (1707–1783)

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Leonhard Euler was a mathematician, physicist, university teacher, and writer born in Basel in 1707. He was educated at the University of Basel under doctoral advisor Johann Bernoulli. His professional work spanned mathematical analysis, number theory, shipbuilding, and the calculus of variations. Euler held citizenship in the Old Swiss Confederacy, the Russian Empire, and the Kingdom of Prussia. He resided in Basel, Saint Petersburg, and Berlin, where he worked.

Euler was a member of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, the Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences, and the French Academy of Sciences. He was recognized in the Royal Society collection and the American Academy Arts Sciences collection. His notable works include Euler's four-square identity, Euler's formula, Euler's theorem, the gamma function, Commentationes arithmeticae collectae, and Leonhard Eulers Einleitung in die Analysis des Unendlichen. He spoke Latin, German, French, and Russian.

Euler suffered from blindness and died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Saint Petersburg in 1783. His death was due to natural causes. He was a Protestant and had a child named Johann Euler. His works are described in the Russian Biographical Dictionary, Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition, and Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie.

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Person · Open Library

Born: 1707
Died: 1783
Works: 381

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Commentationes arithmeticae collectae
Lettres inédites de Joseph-Louis Lagrange à Léonard Euler
Leonhard Eulers Einleitung in die Analysis des Unendlichen
Leonhardi Euleri Opera postuma mathematica et physica
Briefe an eine deutsche prinzessinn über verschiedene gegenstände aus der physik und philosophie

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Listeners: 15
Total plays: 21

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Given name: Leonhard
Family name: Euler
Gender: male
Citizenship: Kingdom of Prussia
Place of birth: Basel
Place of death: Saint Petersburg
Occupation: geographer
Position held: professor
Educated at: University of Basel
Employer: Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences
Languages spoken: Russian
Notable work: Euler's rotation theorem
Academic degree: Doctor of Philosophy
Doctoral advisor: Johann Bernoulli
Doctoral student: Nicolas Fuss
Field of work: logic
Image: Leonhard Euler.jpg
Work location: Berlin
Residence: Altstadt Charlottenburg

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Commons category: Leonhard Euler
date of birth: 1707-04-15
topic's main category: Category:Leonhard Euler
medical condition: blindness
cause of death: cerebral hemorrhage
member of: Academy of Sciences of Turin
Commons Creator page: Leonhard Euler
manner of death: natural causes
Commons gallery: Leonhard Euler
influenced by: Pierre-Louis Moreau de Maupertuis
name in native language: Leonhard Euler
student: Joseph-Louis Lagrange
place of burial: Lazarev Cemetery
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writing language: French
date of death: 1783-00-00
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topic has template: Template:Leonhard Euler
municipal affiliation of a Swiss national: Basel
archives at: University Library of Tübingen

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36 objects attributed to Leonhard Euler, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

Letters to a German princess about various objects from physics and philosophy. 1

Introduction to Computing Art

Zweyter Theil

Leonhard Euler Full instructions on algebra

Excerpt from Mr. Leonhard Euler’s complete guide to algebra. 2

Leonhard Euler’s complete instructions on the nettling and raising of algebra. 1

Leonhard Euler’s complete instructions on the nettling and raising of algebra. 2. (1797). - [10], 403 S.

Letters to a German princess about various objects from physics and philosophy. 2

Excerpt from Leonhard Euler’s complete guide to algebra

Leonhard Euler’s complete instructions on the nettling and raising of algebra. 1. (1796). - [12], 312 S.

Letters to a German princess about various objects from physics and philosophy. 3

Leonhard Euler’s letters to a German princess about various objects of physics and philosophy: edited on the new after French; in three threads. 2

"The laws of balance and movement of fluid bodies

Leonhard Euler’s letters to a German princess about various objects of physics and philosophy: edited on the new after French; in three threads. 3, Third or Supplementary Theil

Leonhard Euler’s complete instructions on the nettling and raising of algebra. 2

Reasonable thoughts of the space, the orth, the duration and the time: translated from the French of the H. Professor Eulers, theils from various unprinted letters of this famous man: Next to some annotations and an attempt at an unpartheycal history of the disputes about these things