Infinitesimal calculus among Spaniards of the Enlightenment: Francisco de Villalpando and Juan Justo García. The texts of de Villalpando and García are given in facing Latin and Spanish versions. (Q2716167)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1602235
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| English | Infinitesimal calculus among Spaniards of the Enlightenment: Francisco de Villalpando and Juan Justo García. The texts of de Villalpando and García are given in facing Latin and Spanish versions. |
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1602235 |
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6 June 2001
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infinitesimal calculus
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Francisco de Villalpando
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Juan Justo García
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Spain
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eighteenth century
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Infinitesimal calculus among Spaniards of the Enlightenment: Francisco de Villalpando and Juan Justo García. The texts of de Villalpando and García are given in facing Latin and Spanish versions. (English)
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The book is concerned with the role played by two Spaniard authors Francisco de Villalpando (1740-1797) and Juan Justo García (1752-1830) in the introduction and spread of the infinitesimal calculus in Spain. With this purpose, part of an original work published by Villalpando is reproduced in Latin, together with its Spanish translation. Then it is compared with another one by García. Moreover, the book contains one chapter on the scientific antecedent of this subject and some biographical notes of the mentioned authors.
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