81. Johnlogs john napier, INVENTOR OF LOGARITHMS HIS CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. The Children,and Grandchildren, of john napier (john of Logs), Eighth Laird of Merchiston. http://www.napier.ac.uk/depts/clan_napier/johnlogs.htm

JOHN NAPIER, INVENTOR OF LOGARITHMS: HIS CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN Because so many people claim descent from John of Logarithms, sometimes, unfortunately, wrongly, the children and grandchildren of John of Logarithms are given on a this separate page.. The main reason for this is to try to rectify the misunderstanding arising from the unfortunate statement in the publication "The Napier Family" by Ivor Napier, published privately in the USA in 1963, that John’s son Robert had a son called Patrick who went to the Virginia. As you will see, Robert did not have a son called Patrick. The Patrick who was in Virginia in the 1650s was descended from the Napiers of Kilmahew John Napier, eighth Laird of Merchiston The Children, and Grandchildren, of John Napier (John of Logs), Eighth Laird of Merchiston. Archibald John , born 22 May 1623, died young; Archibald , second Lord Napier, (birth date unknown), married Lady Elizabeth Erskine, eldest daughter of John, eighth Earl of Mar,, died at Delfsham in Holland, in 1660; Margaret , married in 1637 to Sir George Stirling of Keir, died before 1654;

82. Hans Berger: Online Learning John Napier Translate this page Lin. Funkt. Pot. Funkt. john napier Feedback john napier und die Stäbchenmultiplikation© 2001Hans Berger E-Mail Hans Berger. Mit http://www.johnny.ch/ot/johnnapier.htm

Hans Berger Online Learning Potenzen 1 Test 1 ... Pot. Funkt. John Napier Feedback Hans Berger 1 mal 7 = 7 2 mal 7 = 14 3 mal 7 = 21 etc Beispiel: 23 1 mal 23 = 23 2 mal 23 = 46 3 mal 23 = 69 5 mal 23 = 115 etc. Home B M S Mathematik Online Learning Wettbewerb Statistik Chat Privat ... Hans Berger

83. NAPIER, John R. - Pottawattamie County, Iowa john R. napier Clark Cemetery Pottawattamie County, Iowa Photographedby Joyce Hickman, Patti Brown Vicki King, 26 May 2001. http://iagenweb.org/grave/gs_view.php/cid_78/id_1654/

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84. Biography.com Naomi, napier (of Magdala), Robert (Cornelius) napier, 1st Baron, 1810 1890. napier, john, 1550 1617. napier, Sir Charles, 1786 1860. http://search.biography.com/bio_browse.pl?letter=N&num=25

85. John Napier - Wikipedia Similar pages john napierSVBanner.jpg (8465 bytes). john napier. 1550 1617. Mathematician and Astronomer.Born at Merchiston Castle (Edinburgh). He was educated at St. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Napier

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Other languages: Deutsch John Napier From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. John Napier April 4 ) was a Scottish mathematician . He is most remembered as the inventor of logarithms and of the decimal point . He was born in Merchiston Tower, Edinburgh Napier is relatively little known outside mathematical circles where he made what is undoubtedly an extremely important advance in the history of mathematics. Logarithms made calculations by hand much easier and thereby opened the way to many later scientific advances. His work, Mirifici Logarithmorum Canonis Descriptio, contained thirty-seven pages of explanatory matter and ninety pages of tables, which facilitated the furtherment of astronomy dynamics and physics Napier's powers of invention were not confined to logarithms. He published a small treatise on a simple way to perform multiplication, the

86. Math Forum - Ask Dr. Math Why was john napier's discovery of logarithms a great contributionto the field of mathematics? Drexel dragon john napier. Date 06 http://mathforum.org/library/drmath/view/55571.html

Associated Topics Dr. Math Home Search Dr. Math John Napier Date: 06/17/98 at 10:28:23 From: Anonymous Subject: John Napier Dear Dr. Math, I want to know why John Napier's discovery of logarithms was such a great contribution to the field of mathematics. I need practical examples of what man can do today because of his discovery. I am looking for applications of his discovery not only to math-minded types but to the average person. I teach seventh grade math in and would appreciate your help. I've already researched Napier and your previous answers to related questions. I just found your website and think it's very helpful. Thanks for maintaining it and answering so many questions. http://mathforum.org/dr.math/ Associated Topics High School History/Biography High School Logs Middle School History/Biography Middle School Logarithms Search the Dr. Math Library: Find items containing (put spaces between keywords): Click only once for faster results: [ Choose "whole words" when searching for a word like age.

87. Napier's Bones And The Genaille-Lucas Rulers Presents napier's Bones and the Genaille Lucas rulers in ready to print forms Postcript and PDF.Category Recreation Antiques Medical and Scientific Slide Rules...... napier, john, Rabdology, translated by William Frank Richardson, MIT Press,1990. Williams, MR, A History of Computing Technology , IEEE Press, 1997. http://www.nmt.edu/~borchers/napier/napier.html

Napier's Bones and the Genaille-Lucas Rulers Introduction In 1617, John Napier published Rabdologia , a book that contained a description of the rods that he had developed to aid in multiplication, division, and the extraction of square roots. Napier's bones have since become popular as a way of demonstrating multiplication to school students. One problem with Napier's rules is that the user is required to perform a number of additions and must keep track of the "carries" that occur during these additions. In the late 1800's, a frenchman named Henri Genaille invented an improved version of Napier's bones in response to a problem posed by Edouard Lucas. The Genaille-Lucas rulers allow for multiplication and division without the carries required by Napier's Bones. This web page presents Napier's Bones and the Genaille Lucas ruler in ready to print form. To use these documents, print them out on paper or transparency stock, use a paper cutter to separate the strips, and then have fun using them! Note that the files are available in both postscript and PDF format. Free software for viewing and printing PDF files is available from

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