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A History of the Progress of the Calculus of Variations by Isaac Todhunter - PDF



About this book :-
"A History of the Progress of the Calculus of Variations during the Nineteenth Century" by Isaac Todhunter is a detailed account of the major developments in the field of "calculus of variations" throughout the 1800s. The book explores foundational work by mathematicians such as Lagrange and Jacobi, tracing how key concepts like extremals and functional analysis evolved over the century. Todhunter’s historical narrative not only presents a timeline of mathematical discoveries but also connects these advances to the broader development of analysis. With extensive references to treatises, memoirs, and original works, this book offers valuable insight into the maturation of "variational methods" and their significance in mathematics. Ideal for historians of mathematics, researchers, and advanced students, this comprehensive volume provides both technical detail and historical context. Its thorough coverage of 19th-century variational calculus makes it a vital resource for understanding the foundations of modern optimization, physics, and applied mathematics.

Book Detail :-
Title: A History of the Progress of the Calculus of Variations by Isaac Todhunter - PDF
Publisher: Adamant Media Corporation
Year: 1884
Pages: 549
Type: PDF
Language: English
ISBN-10 #: 1402167474
ISBN-13 #: 9781402167478
License: Public Domain Work
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About Author :-
The author Isaac Todhunter (1820–1884) was a respected English mathematician and historian known for his clear writing and deep knowledge of 19th-century mathematics. Educated at Cambridge, he specialized in documenting the history of mathematical fields, including the calculus of variations. Todhunter’s works remain key resources for understanding the evolution of mathematical ideas during the 1800s. His book "A History of the Progress of the Calculus of Variations during the Nineteenth Century" highlights important mathematicians like Lagrange and Jacobi, tracing the development of variational methods. Todhunter’s historical approach helps researchers and students grasp the foundations of modern optimization and applied mathematics.

Book Contents :-
1. LAG RANGE. LACROIX 2. DIRKSEN. OHM 3. GAUSS 4. POISSON 5. OSTROGRADSKY 6. DELAUNAY 7. SARRUS 8. CAUCHY 9. KKI.KXDEB, BRUNACCI, JACOBI 10. COMMENTATORS OH JACOBI 11. ON J A GOBI'S MEMOIR 12. MnCILLANEOUS MEMOIRS 13. SYSTEMATIC TREATISES 14. MOTOR TREATISES 15. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES 16. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES 17. CONDITIONS OF INTEGRABILITY

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