An edition of The Genius of Euler: Reflections on his Life and Work
(2007)
The Genius of Euler
Reflections on his Life and Work
Mathematical Association of America edition
by William Dunham
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February 28, 2007
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The Mathematical Association of America
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Table of Contents
Part I: Biography and Background.
Introduction to Part I.
Leonhard Euler. B. F. Finkel (1897)
Leonard Euler, Supreme Geometer (abridged). C. Truesdell (1972)
Euler (abridged). Andre Weil (1984)
Frederick the Great on Mathematics and Mathematicians (abridged). Florian cajori (1927)
The Euler-Diderot Anecdote. B. H. Brown (1942)
Ars Expositionis: Euler as Wrüer and Teacher. G. L Alexanderson (1983)
The Foremost Textbook of Modern Times. C. B. Boyer (1951)
Leonhard Euler: 1707—1783. J. J. Burckhardt (1983)
Euler's Output, A Historical Note. W. W. R. Ball (1924)
Discoveries (a poem). Marta Sved and Dave Logothetti (1989)
Bell's Conjecture (a poem). J. D. Memory (1997)
A Response to "Bell's Conjecture" (a poem). Charlie Marim and William Dunham (1997)
Part II: Mathematics.
Introduction to Part 2.
Euler and Infinite Series. Morris Kline (1983)
Euler and the Zeta Function. Raymond Ayoub (1974)
Addendum to: "Euler and the Zeta Function". A. G. Howson (1975)
Euler Subdues a Very Obstreperous Series (abridged). E. J. Barbeau (1979)
On the History of Euler's Constant. J. W. L. Glaisher (1872)
A Mnemonic for Euler's Constant. Morgan Ward (1931)
Euler and Differentials. Anthony p. Ferzola (1994)
Leonhard Euler's Integral: A Historical Pmfile of the Gamma Function. Philip J. Davis (1959)
Change of Variables in Multiple Integrals: Euler to Cartan. Victor J. Katz (1982)
Euler's Vision Of a General Partial Differential Calculus for a Generalized Kind Of Function. Jesper Lutzen (1983)
On the Calculus of Variations and Its Major Influences On the Mathematics of the First Half of Our Century. Erwin Kreyszig (1994)
Some Remarks and in Number Theory Related to the Work Of Euler. Paul Erdös and Underwood Dudley ( 1983)
Euler's Pentagonal Number Theorem. George E. Andrews (1983)
Euler and Quadratic Reciprocity. Harold M. Edwards (1983)
Euler and the Fundamental Theorem Of Algebra. William Dunham (1991)
Guessing and Proving. George Pólya (1978)
The Truth about Konigsberg. Brian Hopkins and Robin J. Wilson (2004)
Graeco-Latin Squares and a Mistaken Conjecture of Euler. Dominic Klyve and Lee Stemkoski (2006)
Glossary.
List of Photos.
Index.
About the Editor.
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