Entering the world of mathematics means discovering a variety of stories behind each of the world’s most intelligent minds. On this occasion, it was the turn of Pierre-Simon de Laplace who wisely stated that “what we know is very little, what we ignore is enormous.” This last sentence from the well-known French Newton, is today an invitation to read about his career and his achievements.
Through the pages of “Laplace: A Description of the Universe in Some Equations”, you will learn about the most important discoveries in the life of this scientist and the important mathematics that completed Newton’s mechanics and demonstrated the stability of the solar system. In addition, this new part of the collection includes interesting facts about the life of this genius who made a decisive contribution to chemistry and mathematical physics,
But who is Laplace and what do we learn from him? The story of Pierre-Simon is summed up in tales of the revolution and its impact on a changing and turbulent time, through his personal life and scholarly work. His success in modeling various aspects of life made him one of the most influential factors in the globalization of science and technology that occurred throughout the nineteenth century. It was also his signature at the bottom of the edict that made the use of the decimal metric system mandatory.
This third installment of Math Genius brings a hardcover book that allows you to delve into the discoveries of this important world and mathematics, through abundant text, graphic, and pictorial resources that vividly convey the ideas of the great geniuses and faithfully recreate their lives. and times.
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