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Geometria
Bellavitis, Giulio
Lessons in descriptive geometry with notes: containing the principles of higher geometry, that is, of derivation, and several rules for the measurement of areas and volumes, 1851
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€ 100 - 200
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Padua: with the Seminary types, 1851. In 8°. With 5 large folded plates at the end of the volume, light foxing, contemporary half-leather binding, gilt titles on the spine, slight signs of aging.
Specialist Notes
Giusto Bellavitis (Bassano del Grappa, 1803 – Tezze sul Brenta, 1880) was one of the leading Italian mathematicians of the nineteenth century. Largely self-taught, after years of independent study, he obtained the chair of descriptive geometry at the University of Padua in 1845, where he also taught algebra, analytic geometry, and physics. He is best known for developing the method of equipollences, which anticipated fundamental concepts of modern vector theory. The author of numerous scientific works, he was a member of important academies and a senator of the Kingdom of Italy.
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