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1. Poster Of Hudde
Johann Hudde. lived from 1628 to 1704. Johann Hudde worked on maximaand minima and the theory of equations. He gave an ingenious
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Johann Hudde lived from 1628 to 1704 Johann Hudde worked on maxima and minima and the theory of equations. He gave an ingenious method to find multiple roots of an equation. Find out more at
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Mathematicians/Hudde.html

2. Johann Hudde
Johann Hudde (1629 1704) Político estrategista, matemático e pesquisador holandês que serviu durante cerca de trinta anos como burgomestre de Amsterdã. Antes de se tornar burgomestre deu grandes contribuições à geometria analítica e à
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Johann Hudde Schooten regras de Hudde Geometria de Schooten (1659), volume I, assim como De reductione aequationum Huygens e De Witt Nova B U S C A :

3. Hudde
Johann van Waveren Hudde. Born 23 April 1628 Johann Hudde attendedthe University of Leiden to study law. However he was introduced
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Johann van Waveren Hudde
Born: 23 April 1628 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Died: 15 April 1704 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Johann Hudde attended the University of Leiden to study law. However he was introduced to mathematics at Leiden by his teacher van Schooten . From 1654 until 1663 he worked on mathematics as part of van Schooten geometry research group at Leiden. From 1663 he worked in various roles for the Amsterdam City Council. He served for 30 years as burgomaster of Amsterdam being first appointed in 1672. All of Hudde's mathematics was done before he began to work for the city council in 1663. Van Schooten edited and published a second two-volume translation of Descartes 's (1659-1661) which contained appendices by de Witt , Hudde and van Heuraet Hudde worked on maxima and minima and the theory of equations. Hudde gave an ingenious method to find multiple roots of an equation which is essentially the modern method of finding the highest common factor of a polynomial and its derivative. He was the first to treat the coefficients in algebra without considering whether they were positive or negative in De reductione aequationum.

4. Virtual Encyclopedia Of Mathematics
hooke robert hopf heinz hopkins william hopper grace brewster murray horner williamgeorge hoüel guillaume jules hudde johann van waveren humbert georges
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5. Hudde
Johann van Waveren Hudde Born April 23, 1628 in the Netherlands DiedApril 15, 1704 in the Netherlands Hudde originally intended
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Johann van Waveren Hudde Born: April 23, 1628 in the Netherlands
Died: April 15, 1704 in the Netherlands Hudde originally intended to study law at the Univesity of Leiden, but he switched over to mathematics at the persuasion of one of his professors.
Hudde worked on maxima and minima and the theory of equations. He developed a method for finding multiple roots of an equation.
He also worked on the subject of optics, producing microscopes, and telescope lenses.
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6. Hudde, Jan
Karlheinz Haas, "Die mathematischen Arbeiten von johann hudde (16281704) Bürgermeister von Amsterdam " Centaurus, 4
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Hudde, Jan
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1. Dates
Born: Amsterdam, April or May 1628. He was baptized on 23 May.
Died: Amsterdam, 15 April 1704
Dateinfo: Dates Certain
Lifespan:
2. Father
Occupation: Merchant, Aristocrat
Gerrit Hudde, a merchant and patrician.
Considering Hudde's career, the father must have been affluent at the very least, and Hudde must have inherited an adequate estate.
3. Nationality
Birth: Dutch
Career: Dutch
Death: Dutch
4. Education
Schooling: Leiden
He studied law in Leiden about 1648. Here he met mathe- matics through Schooten. There is no mention of a degree.
5. Religion
Affiliation: Calvinist by assumption
6. Scientific Disciplines
Primary: Mathematics
Subordinate: Optics
His contribution to mathematics came entirely during the years 1654-63. There is no evidence that he did any further work in mathematics after 1663.
He was also interested in optics. He produced microscopes with spherical lenses and worked with Spinoza on the construction of telescopic lenses. His correspondence with Spinoza indicates that he composed a Dioptrica.
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7. Hudde
Biography of johann hudde (16281704) johann hudde attended the University of Leiden to study law.
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Johann van Waveren Hudde
Born: 23 April 1628 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Died: 15 April 1704 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Johann Hudde attended the University of Leiden to study law. However he was introduced to mathematics at Leiden by his teacher van Schooten . From 1654 until 1663 he worked on mathematics as part of van Schooten geometry research group at Leiden. From 1663 he worked in various roles for the Amsterdam City Council. He served for 30 years as burgomaster of Amsterdam being first appointed in 1672. All of Hudde's mathematics was done before he began to work for the city council in 1663. Van Schooten edited and published a second two-volume translation of Descartes 's (1659-1661) which contained appendices by de Witt , Hudde and van Heuraet Hudde worked on maxima and minima and the theory of equations. Hudde gave an ingenious method to find multiple roots of an equation which is essentially the modern method of finding the highest common factor of a polynomial and its derivative. He was the first to treat the coefficients in algebra without considering whether they were positive or negative in De reductione aequationum.

8. Hudde, Johann Van Waveren
hudde, Johan van Waveren (16331704) Dutch mathematican hudde learnedmathematics at Leiden and studied methods to find maxima and minima.
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Hudde, Johan van Waveren (16331704) Dutch mathematican Hudde learned mathematics at Leiden and studied methods to find maxima and minima. He also developed fundamental results in the theory of equations. He investigated the phenomenon of multiple roots of a polynomial and developed calculus -like procedures for finding these properties. Hudde applied his mathematics to optics. Leibniz used Hudde's papers to help understand concepts that he later developed into calculus. After working in mathematics for a number of years, Hudde became mayor of Amsterdam.

9. References For Hudde
References for the biography of johann hudde References for johann hudde. Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York 19701990).
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References for Johann Hudde
  • Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York 1970-1990).
  • Biography in Encyclopaedia Britannica. Articles:
  • A K Charadze, On a modification of the method of Hudde and the formula of Cardano (Russian), Bull. Acad. Sci. Georgian SSR
  • A W Grootendorst, Johan Hudde's 'Epistola secunda de maximis et minimis'. Text, translation, commentary (Dutch), Nieuw Arch. Wisk.
  • K Haas, Die mathematischen Arbeiten von Johann Hudde, Centaurus
  • J MacLean, The literary remains of Johannes Hudde (Dutch), Sci. Hist.
  • R Vermij and E Atzema, Specilla circularia : an unknown work by Johannes Hudde, Studia Leibnitiana Main index Birthplace Maps Biographies Index
    History Topics
    ... Anniversaries for the year
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    University of St Andrews, Scotland
    The URL of this page is:
    http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/References/Hudde.html
  • 10. Derivatives
    and related calculus phenomena, and he derived his fluxions from hudde’s versionof Much of this work was actually due to johann Bernoulli (16671748) and
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    History of the Derivative The derivative has two basic facets, the geometric and the computational. In addition, the applications of the derivative are manifold: the derivative plays many important roles in mathematics itself; it has uses in physics, chemistry, engineering, technology, sciences, economics, and much more, and new applications are devised every day. The origin of the derivative resides in the classical geometric tangent problems, e.g., to determine a straight line that intersects a given curve in only one given point. Euclid (ca. 300 B.C. ) proved the familiar high school geometry theorem to the effect that the line tangent to a circle at any point P is perpendicular to the radius at P Archimedes B.C. ) had a procedure for finding the tangent to his spiral. And Apollonius (ca. 262190 B.C. ) described methods, all somewhat different, for determining tangents to parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbolas. But these were just geometric problems that were studied for their own very limited interests; the ancient Greeks did not perceive any common thread or other value to these theorems. Problems of motion and velocity, also basic to our understanding of the derivative today, also originated with the ancient Greeks, although these questions were originally treated more philosophically than mathematically. The four paradoxes of Zeno (ca. 450

    11. Hudde, Johann (1633-1704) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biography
    Alphabetical Index. About this site. H v. hudde, johann (16331704), Additionalbiographies Dublin Trinity College. Author Eric W. Weisstein. logo, logo.
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    Hudde, Johann (1633-1704)

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    12. Hudde Portraits
    Portraits of johann hudde johann hudde. JOC/EFR August 2001
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    Johann Hudde
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    13. Blank Entries From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biography
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    14. Re: [HM] Hudde By Antreas P. Hatzipolakis
    And Avinoam Mann remarked According to Boyer's HoM, johann hudde (16291704) was for about thirty All of this
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    15. Picard, Jean
    He corresponded directly or indirectly with Erasmus Bartholin, Johan Blaeu, MartinFogel, Michel Antoine Hacki, johann Hevelius, Jan hudde, Lodewijk Huygens
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    Picard, Jean
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    1. Dates
    Born: La Flèche, 21 July 1620
    Died: Paris, 12 October 1682
    Dateinfo: Dates Certain
    Lifespan:
    2. Father
    Occupation: Pub
    Picard's father was almost certainly Jean Picard, a bookseller in La Flèche; possibly I should consider him a small merchant in a provincial town, but I am listing everyone connected with the book trade under "Pub." Nothing is known of Picard's youth.
    No information on financial status.
    3. Nationality
    Birth: French
    Career: French
    Death: French
    4. Education
    Schooling: Paris, M.A.
    Picard probably did his early studies at the Jesuit college at La Flèche. Considerably later he earned an M.A. from Paris is 1650. As usual, I assume a B.A. There is no indication of what he did between La Flèche and his studies in Paris, a period of about twelve years.
    5. Religion
    Affiliation: Catholic
    Picard was ordained a priest in 1650. He held at least four benefices.
    6. Scientific Disciplines

    16. Mathematicians In Richard S. Westfall's Archive
    Hobbes, Thomas. Hooke, Robert. hudde, johann. Huygens, Christiaan. Jones, William
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    Mathematicians in Richard S. Westfall's archive
    Richard Westfall's archive contains concise biographical details of more than 640 members of the Scientific Community of the 16th and 17th Centuries. The mathematicians who have biographies in our archive are listed below.
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  • 17. Poster Of Hudde
    was born 375 years ago 23rd April 1628 johann hudde worked on maxima and minima and the theory of equations. He gave an ingenious method to find multiple roots of an equation. Find out more at
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    Johann Hudde
    was born 375 years ago
    23rd April 1628 Johann Hudde worked on maxima and minima and the theory of equations. He gave an ingenious method to find multiple roots of an equation. Find out more at
    http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/

    18. Historia Matematica Mailing List Archive: Re: [HM] Hudde
    According to Boyer's HoM, johann hudde (16291704) was for about thirty All of this corresponds to what Antreas quoted from the St.
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    Re: [HM] Hudde
    Subject: Re: [HM] Hudde
    From: Antreas P. Hatzipolakis ( xpolakis@otenet.gr
    Date: Tue Mar 28 2000 - 10:50:17 EST I wrote:
    1628 (my typo)
    And Avinoam Mann remarked:
    Dear Avinoam,
    Smith [1] writes:
    [Johann Hudde] Latin, Huddensis. Born at Amsterdam, probably in 1628 or 1629;
    died at Amsterdam, April 16, 1704.
    [1] D.E. Smith: History of Mathematics. Dover, 1958 (First Publ. in 1923).
    Vol. I, p. 425, footnote #7. Antreas

    19. Historia Matematica Mailing List Archive: Re: [HM] Hudde
    This also spawned the first stock exchange in Amsterdam (1602?) johann van Waverenhudde. johann hudde attended the University of Leiden to study law.
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    Re: [HM] Hudde
    Subject: Re: [HM] Hudde
    From: Paul Vitanyi ( Paul.Vitanyi@cwi.nl
    Date: Tue Mar 28 2000 - 07:45:29 EST http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/history/Mathematicians/Hudde.html
    This does Hudde little justice. One of the very few mathematicians who
    were also prominent in government (others being Johan de Witt and Isaac
    Newton (after a fashion) and more recently Paul Painleve (French Prime
    Minister in the early 1900's), he is often credited as a father of
    Actuarial Mathematics (insurance mathematics) together with Johan de Witt
    (then Governor of the Dutch Republic). This was related to the new
    mercantile enterprizes of the new Dutch Republic which required
    cooperations between merchants and insurance of their common enterprizes. This also spawned the first stock exchange in Amsterdam (1602?):

    20. History Of Astronomy: What's New At This Site On September 3, 1999
    19051993) Very short biography. hudde, johann Jan van Waveren (1628-1704)Short biography and references. Hypsicles of Alexandria
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