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  1. People From Tarn-Et-Garonne: André Téchiné, Antoine Laumet de La Mothe, Sieur de Cadillac, Pierre de Fermat, Jean Dargassies, Dieudonne Costes
  2. Personnalité Francaise Du Xviiè Siècle: Louis Xiv de France, Blaise Pascal, Pierre de Fermat, Pierre Corneille, Louis Xiii de France (French Edition)
  3. Écrivain Français de Langue Latine: Charles Baudelaire, Arthur Rimbaud, Blaise Pascal, René Descartes, Pierre de Fermat, Jean Calvin (French Edition)
  4. Lycée de Toulouse: Lycée Pierre-De-Fermat, Lycée Saint-Sernin, le Caousou, Lycée Ozenne, Lycée Bellevue, Lycée Des Arènes (French Edition)
  5. Oeuvres De Fermat: Correspondance (French Edition) by Pierre De Fermat, 2010-03-07
  6. Pierre De Fermat, 1601-1665: Mathematician and Jurist - Thesis for the Degree of Master of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, University of Liverpool by Jack Davies, 1996-12
  7. Oeuvres De Fermat: Correspondance (French Edition) (2010 Reprint) by Pierre De Fermat, 2010-01-26
  8. Profiles in Mathematics: Pierre de Fermat (Profiles in Mathematics) by Chad Boutin, 2008-01-01
  9. Toulouse: Toulouse, History of Toulouse, Gaël Clichy, Pierre de Fermat, Carlos Gardel, David Skrela, Frédéric Michalak, Jardin des Plantes, Toulouse, University ... Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, Toulouse goose
  10. Pierre de Fermat
  11. Philosophy of Probability: Probability Theory, Games of Chance, Blaise Pascal, Pierre de Fermat, Philosophy of Mathematics, Thomas Bayes
  12. Die Lichtbrechung in den Theorien von Descartes und Fermat (Sudhoffs Archiv - Beihefte (SAr-B)) (German Edition) by Klaus Weinrich, 1998-12-01
  13. Letters on Probability by Alfred Renyi, 1972-09
  14. Znuz is znees: Memoirs of a magician : Pierre Fermat vindicated by Cecil Frederick Russell, 1982

41. FERMAT, PIERRE DE
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FERMAT, PIERRE DE (1601—1665), French mathematician, Fermat was for some time councillor for the parliament of Toulouse, and in the discharge of the duties of that office he was distinguished both for legal knowledge and for strict integrity of conduct. Though the sciences were the principal objects of his private studies, he was also an accomplished general scholar and an excellent linguist. He died at Toulouse on the 12th of January f 665. He left a son, Samuel de Fermat (163o—169o) who published translations of several Greek authOrs and wrote certain books on law in addition to editing his father’s works. The Opera mathematica of Fermat were published at Toulouse, in 2 vois. folio, I670 and 1679. The first contains the “Arithmetic of Diophantus,” with notes and additions. The second includes a Method for the Quadrature of Parabolas,” and a treatise “on Maxima and Minima, on Tangents, and on Centres of Gravity,” containing the same solutions of a variety of problems as were afterwards incorporated into the more extensive method of fluxions by Newton and Leibnitz. In the same volume are treatises on “Geometric Loci, or Spherical Tangencies,” and on the “ Rectification of Curves,” besides a restoration of” Apollonius’s Plane Loci,” together with the author’s correspondence addressed to Descartes, Pascal, Roberval, Huygens and others. The fEuvres of Fermat have been re-edited by P. Tannery and C. Henry (Paris, 1891—1894). See Paul Tannery, “Sur Ia date des principales dbcouvertes de Fermat,” in the Bulletin Darboux (1883); and “ Les Manuscrits de Fermat,” in the Annales de Ia faculté des lettres de Bordeaux.

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Fermat, Pierre de , French mathematician. A magistrate whose avocation was mathematics, Fermat is known as a founder of modern number theory and probability theory. He also did much to establish coordinate geometry (see Cartesian coordinates ) and invented a number of methods for determining maxima and minima that were later of use to Newton in applying the calculus. He noted without proof, although he claimed to have discovered one, the assertion now known as Fermat's Last Theorem, . which states that the equation x n y n z n , where x, y, z, and n are nonzero integers, has no solutions for n that are greater than 2. Prizes were offered for a proof of this theorem, and attempted proofs resulted in many developments in the theory of numbers. British mathematician Andrew Wiles described a proof of the conjecture in 1993, but a gap in the proof required additional work, which was completed in 1994. However, Wiles's proof involved mathematical concepts that were unknown in Fermat's lifetime, so whether Fermat had a valid proof remains conjecture. In optics Fermat recognized that of all possible paths, light takes the path that takes the least time; this fundamental rule is known as Fermat's principle. See M. S. Mahoney

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44. [FERMAT, Pierre De] DIOPHANTUS Of Alexandria, Arithmeticorum Libri Sex, Et De Li
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2 for which the equation xn + yn = zn holds true for the positive integers x, y, and z. Fermat claimed in his note to have discovered a '"very wonderful demonstration" (demonstratio sane mirabilis) of this theorem that the margin was too narrow to contain, a claim that has tantalized mathematicians ever since. The remainder of Fermat's notes contained a large number of theorems on the theory of numbers, only one of which he himself proved; the rest were proven in the eighteenth century' (Norman catalogue).
Of course since the above was written Fermat's theorem has been proved by Andrew Wiles, with the collaboration of several other mathematicians.
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45. FERMAT, Pierre De., Varia Opera Mathematica ... Accesserunt Selectæ Quædam Eju
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FERMAT, Pierre de. Varia opera mathematica ... Accesserunt selectæ quædam ejusdem epistolæ, vel ad ipsum à plerisque doctissimis viris Gallicè, Latinè, vel Italicè, de rebus ad mathematicas disciplinas, aut physicam pertinentibus scriptæ. Toulouse : Jean Pech, 1679 This item is listed on Bibliopoly by Simon Finch Rare Books ; click here for further details.

46. Pierre De Fermat
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Der uralte Mechanismus des Sternentors hatte ihm gute Dienste geleistet,
vermochten dem Kind nichts anzuhaben. Immernoch schwebte die schimmernde
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Pierre de Fermat
Die Geheimnisse der Potenzen ganzer Zahlen
Pierre de Fermat wurde am 17. August 1601 in Beaumont de Lomagne, Frankreich geboren. Christiaan Huygens JPCalculus Projekt 4 and der Univ. of Southern Maine p-1 -1=117648 und 117648/7=16806 Rest 6. Die allgemeine Form dieser seltsamen Gegebenheit der Zahlen wird der "kleine Fermatsche Satz" genannt. + b = c oder 7 oder 10
a n + b n n
n + b n = c n + b Er starb am 12. Januar 1665 in Caustres bei Toulouse. m +1 Primzahlen seien, wenn m=2 k +1 = 4.294.367.297. 4.294.367.297 ist aber auch das Produkt der zwei Zahlen 6.700.417 und 641, womit 4.294.367.297 keine Primzahl ist. n +b n n Fermat's Last Theorem Horizon BBC Historie:
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47. Spiralen In Naturwissenschaft, Technik Und Kunst - Fermat, Pierre
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Pierre Fermat wurde im August 1601 in Beaumont-de-Lomagne geboren und starb im Januar 1665 in Castres. Fermat war Sohn eines Lederhändlers, studierte Rechtswissenschaften, wurde Anwalt und später Parlamentsrat. Nur in Mußestunden beschäftigte er sich mit Mathematik. Fermat schloß sich einer Gruppe von Experimentalwissenschaftlern und Naturphilosophen (Virtuosi) an, die auf seine weitere Tätigkeit großen Einfluß ausübten. Durch das Studium der antiken Mathematik, vor allem der Schriften von Euklid und Apollonios, sowie die Rekonstruktionsversuche der verlorengegangenen Bücher der "Konika" des Apollonios, wurde er auf die Behandlung geometrischer Örter geführt. Als Ergebnis entstand die Schrift "Ad locos planos et solidos isagoge". Hiermit entwickelte er wesentliche Gedanken der analytischen Geometrie. Aus den Werken von Pappos von Alexandria stammte die Anregung zur Extremwertregel, die Fermat zur Studie "Über Maxima und Minima" führte. Auch in der Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung hat Fermat Wesentliches geleistet.

48. Pierre Fermat
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Pierre de Fermat
Pierre de Fermat wurde am 17.08.1601 in Beaumont-de-Lomagne geboren und starb am 12.01.1665 in Castres. n > 2 ist die Gleichung x n + y n = z n nicht in ganzen Zahlen x, y, z Der Kleine Fermatsche Satz a p-1 = 1 modulo p , falls a und p teilerfremd sind, wurde dagegen von Fermat selbst bewiesen. Fermatsche Spirale Auch mit einer gewissen Klasse von Primzahlen ist sein Name verbunden.

49. Fermat | Pierre De | 17 August 1601-12 January 1665 | Mathematician
fermat pierre de 17 August 160112 January 1665 mathematician.DG's demonstratio Methodi Slusii de Tang. (1678-1688); Ex Renaldinis
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50. Fermat, Pierre De
HUTCHINSON ENCYCLOPEDIA. fermat, pierre de. French mathematician who, with BlaisePascal, founded the theory of probability and the modern theory of numbers.
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54. Fermat
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Fermat, Pierre Fermat fue un abogado y un gobernante oficial el más recordado por su trabajo en la Teoría de números, en particular por el último teorema de Fermat; las matemáticas eran para él su hobby.
En 1636 Fermat propuso un sistema de geometría analítica similar a uno de Descartes quien lo propuso unos años después. El trabajo de Fermat estaba basado en una reconstrucción del trabajo de Apolonio usado en el álgebra de Viète. Similar trabajo dejo Fermat al descubrir métodos similares de diferenciación e integración encontrando los máximos y mínimos. Fermat dijo que había descubierto una prueba ("prueba maravillosa"), pero que no había en la página suficiente margen para darla. Númerosos matemáticos han intentado, sin éxito probar este teorema, el cuál enuncia que dada la ecuación:
X n + Y n = Z n
Este teorema indicado figura en el texto Varia Opera Mathematical (1679), públicadas póstumamente.
A comienzos del siglo XVII el panorama de la matemática justificaba el plural de su denominación : "Las matemáticas", que aún subsiste ahora.
La aritmética y el álgebra estaban separadas, y obedecían a reglas operatorias tenidas por intangibles.

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56. Pierre De Fermat
fermat, pierre de. 1601 1665 pierre de fermat was born on August17th 1601 in France. He was a great mathematician and is known
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Fermat, Pierre de Pierre de Fermat was born on August 17th 1601 in France. He was a great mathematician and is known as the inventor of differential calculus. He also was a co-founder of the theory of probability with Blaise Pascal. Although he was known worldwide for his mathematical skills, that was not his occupation. His actual profession was law, and math was more of a hobby for him. He did not have an easy lifetime, he was struck with 2 plagues, one in 1651 and one in 1653, and his death was incorrectly reported in 1653. He had a great reputation, and was thought to be one of the leading mathematicians in the world, but he did not get published in his lifetime with the exception of a few isolated papers. He did not give much evidence for his methods. Some of his best works were actually found written in the margins of things he had read and evaluated, or on pieces of loose paper, and don't have any proof. It seems as though he did not intend for his papers to be published. His work was gone through and elaborated by mathematicians such as Isaac Newton, Gottfried Lebniz, Carl Friedrich Gauss and Leonhard Euler. His contact with other mathematicians was not always the greatest. Frenicle de Bessy became annoyed at Fermat's problems which he found to be impossible. He wrote angrily to Fermat and even though Fermat gave more details in his reply, it's like he was almost teasing him.

57. Fermat
fermat, pierre de. (16011665). Francouzský právník, který studovalmatematiku ve svých volných chvílích. Prestože matematiku
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Francouzský právník, který studoval matematiku ve svých volných chvílích. Pøestože matematiku studoval jen jako amatér, byly jeho teorie na velmi výjimeèné úrovni a ne nadarmo se o nìm øíká, že patøí mezi nejvìtší matematiky všech dob. Mìl takový zvyk psát si své poznámky na okraje knih nebo je posílat dopisem pøátelùm, než je publikovat. Objevil analytickou geometrii nezávisle na Descartesovi, ale nepublikoval ji. Spolu s Pascalem vystavìli teorii pravdìpodobnosti a sám v optice objevil princip nekratšího èasu, dnes pojmenovaný na jeho poèest Fermatùv princip. Ten spoèívá v tom, že svìtlo mezi dvìma body neprostupuje prostøedím nekratší možnou cestou, ale vybírá si cestu, která je èasovì nejkratší. Dále provedl mnoho základních výpoètù a odvodil mnoho zákonù v optice. Plynnì hovoøil Francouzsky, Italsky, Latinsky, Španìlsky a Øecky. Byl proslulý psaním poznámek na okraje knih a jednou odvodil, že rovnice x n y n z n nemá celoèíselné øešení pro n >2. Øekl: "Vymyslel jsem opravdu krásný dùkaz, který nezaplní ani okraj této stránky". Povedlo se to prokázat až v roce 1995 panu A. Willesovi.

58. Site Du Lycee Pierre De Fermat
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59. Pierre De Fermat - Mathematics And The Liberal Arts
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To expand search, see France in the 1600s . Laterally related topics: Blaise Pascal Jean-Louis Vaulezard , and Jean-François Niceron The Mathematics and the Liberal Arts pages are intended to be a resource for student research projects and for teachers interested in using the history of mathematics in their courses. Many pages focus on ethnomathematics and in the connections between mathematics and other disciplines. The notes in these pages are intended as much to evoke ideas as to indicate what the books and articles are about. They are not intended as reviews. However, some items have been reviewed in Mathematical Reviews , published by The American Mathematical Society. When the mathematical review (MR) number and reviewer are known to the author of these pages, they are given as part of the bibliographic citation. Subscribing institutions can access the more recent MR reviews online through MathSciNet Biggs, N. L. The roots of combinatorics. Historia Math.

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Translate this page pierre de fermat. pierre de fermat wurde am 17. August 1601 in Beaumont-de-Lomagne,Frankreich geboren. Er ging in einem Franziskanerkloster zur Schule.
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Pierre de Fermat
Pierre de Fermat wurde am 17. August 1601 in Beaumont-de-Lomagne, Frankreich geboren.
Fermat fand Methoden Maxima, Minima und Tangenten zu Kurven zu finden und restaurierte Apollonius' Werk Conica Nachdem man Fermat Descartes' Dioptrique La Geometrie 1656 begann Fermat einen Briefwechsel mit Huygens. Auch diesen versuchte er an der Zahlentheorie zu interessieren. Fermat starb am 12.1.1665 bei Toulouse.

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