The History of the Calculus and Its Conceptual Development¶
B., B. C. (1949). The History of the Calculus and Its Conceptual Development.
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- The similar pressure is the shared mathematical and scientific problem-environment of the late seventeenth century: the pressing need to handle instantaneous rates of change and areas under curves, problems that the era's physics and geometry had made urgent and that the existing tools (the work of Fermat, Barrow, Cavalieri) had brought to the brink of solution.
This sourceTraces the seventeenth-century mathematical problem-environment (Fermat, Barrow, Cavalieri) that made the calculus 'ripe' for independent discovery.
- The similar pressure is the shared mathematical and scientific problem-environment of the late seventeenth century: the pressing need to handle instantaneous rates of change and areas under curves, problems that the era's physics and geometry had made urgent and that the existing tools (the work of Fermat, Barrow, Cavalieri) had brought to the brink of solution.
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