41. FACTA UNIVERSITATIS johan bernoulli, L. Euler, J. Lagrange, Ostrogradski, Hamilton, Jacobi, Legandre,Weierstrass. In this century, an important foundation of the optimization http://facta.junis.ni.ac.yu/facta/macar/macar98/macar98-29.html

Vol.2, No 8, 1998 pp. 819 - 820 300 YEARS OF OPTIMIZATION SANU, December 17, 1997 In the organization of Department for Mechanics Mathematical Institute and Department of Technical sciences of Serbian Academy of sciences and arts, the scientific symposium "Three hundred years of optimization" was organized on december 17, 1997 in Belgrade. The organization Board of the Symposium were academician SASA Petar Miljaniæ, secretary of Department of Techanical Sciences SASA, academician Academy of nonlinear sciences Veljko Vujièiæ, head of Department of Mechanics Mathematical Institute of SASA, prof. dr Radivoj Petroviæ, Traffic Faculty Belkgrade and academician SASA Miomir Vukobratoviæ. We can take the year 1697 as the year when the sciences of Optimizations were established. In the same year J. Bernoulli has assigned mathematical-geometric problem in the form of a call for solution. Problem consisted of search for a line between A and B points through which heavy point moves in the field of gravitation and arrives in the shortest time from one point to other. Six solutions for the problem arrived, given by: Lajbnic, L'Hopital, Isac Newton, brothers Bernoulli, i Tschrihaus. They were the most famous names of the epoch. The problem of brahistohrone was hereby set. This had been recorded by the Journal Acta Euditorium from Groningen 1697.

42. Encyclopedia: Johann Bernoulli Biography at the MacTutor archive; Golba, Paul, bernoulli, johan ; johannbernoulli . Categories Mathematician stubs 1667 births 1748 deaths Swiss http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Johann-Bernoulli

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43. Hypocycloid johan bernoulli worked with this curve in 1691. Daniel bernoulli discovered thedouble generation theorem of cycloidal curves in 1725. http://online.redwoods.cc.ca.us/instruct/darnold/CalcProj/Sp99/Nick/Hypocycloid.

Hypocycloid By Nick Whitman Description A hypocycloid is a special plane curve that is generated by the trace of a fixed point on a small circle that rolls within a larger circle. It is very similar to the cycloid but instead of the circle rolling along a line it rolls within a circle. The ratio of the radius of the larger circle to the radius of the smaller circle determines the number of cusps of the curve. For example if the ratio is 3/1 the curve will hace three cusps and it will be a deltoid. The circle with radius b rolls within the circle with radius a. Point P is traced. This is an illistration of the formation of a hypocycloid, namely the deltoid. History The ordinary cycloid was discovered in 1599 by Galileo and Mersenne. Hypocycloids were first concieved by Roemer in 1674 while he was studying the best form of gear teeth. Johan Bernoulli worked with this curve in 1691. Daniel Bernoulli discovered the double generation theorem of cycloidal curves in 1725. Euler also did work with this curve in 1745, his work involved an optical problem. These pictures show the formation of various hypocycloids.

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45. Bernoulli.html For more information about the bernoulli s view the. the bernoulli s Family Tree.Or select one of the individuals. Daniel johan Jacob. http://oscar.ctc.edu/precalc/history/hist.chap7/bernoulli.html

The Bernoulli's In Precalculus: Making Connections , we study two important discoveries of the Bernoulli's, polar coordinates and logic in algebra. They also contributed to the then new calculus. For more information about the Bernoulli's view the the Bernoulli's Family Tree Or select one of the individuals: Daniel Johan Jacob

46. Math Lessons - Johann Bernoulli Golba, Paul, bernoulli, johan . johann bernoulli . Kostenlose. Categories1667 births 1748 deaths Swiss mathematicians 17th century mathematicians http://www.mathdaily.com/lessons/Johann_Bernoulli

Search Mathematics Encyclopedia and Lessons Lessons Popular Subjects algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... more References applied mathematics mathematical games mathematicians more ... 18th century mathematicians Johann Bernoulli Johann Bernoulli Johann Bernoulli Basel July 27 January 1 ) was a Swiss mathematician . He was the brother of Jakob Bernoulli , and the father of Daniel Bernoulli and Nicolaus II Bernoulli . He is also know as Jean or John Bernoulli With his brother, Bernoulli pioneered Gottfried Leibniz 's calculus . He also contributed to many areas of applied mathematics , including the problem of a particle moving in a gravitational field. He found the equation of the catenary in 1690 and developed exponential calculus in 1691. Bernoulli proposed a fluid energy perpetual motion machine External links Golba, Paul, " Bernoulli, Johan Johann Bernoulli ". Kostenlose. Categories 1667 births 1748 deaths Swiss mathematicians ... 18th century mathematicians Last updated: 08-30-2005 08:55:13 algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... mathematicians

47. Robbert Dijkgraaf -- Recent And Upcoming Lectures 12th johann bernoulli Lecture, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. Oct 1,Hoe Wiskunde Werkt, Open UvA College met johan van Benthem http://staff.science.uva.nl/~rhd/talks.html

Robbert Dijkgraaf recent and upcoming lectures Feb 12 CFT domain walls and holography, Rutgers University. Feb 28 Minicourse Topological Strings, School of Mathematics, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Mar 5 CFT domain walls and holography, University of Pennsylvania. Mar 7 Minicourse Topological Strings, School of Mathematics, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Mar 8 CFT domain walls and holography, School of Natural Sciences, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Mar 12 CFT domain walls and holography, Mathematical Physics Seminar, Boston University. Mar 14 Minicourse Topological Strings, School of Mathematics, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Mar 25-Apr 19 Topological string theory, 4 lectures at the Clay Mathematics Institute School on Geometry and M-Theory, Cambridge University. Mar 28 Snarentheorie, Flogiston, VPRO television. Apr 12 String theory and quantum gravity, 2002 Physica Lecture, Nederlandse Natuurkundige Vereniging, Groningen. Apr 18 The unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics

48. James Lewis CU Jakob and johann bernoulli were part of the famous bernoulli family. Over threegenerations eight different “10.3 bernoulli, johan (1667 1748). http://www.unm.edu/~abqteach/math2002/02-02-06.htm

Return to Math Index Page When Will I Ever Use This? James E. Lewis Academic Setting Rio Rancho High School is the largest high school in the state. It is founded on the principle of academic excellence and strives diligently to attain that goal. In partnership with INTEL, the students and faculty of Rio Rancho High School have constant access to modern technology. The school serves students and families from a myriad of cultural and economic groups. Rio Rancho High School is based on the academy system. Traditionally, the high school was made up of a Humanities Academy, a Fine Arts Academy, a Business and Technology Academy, a Science Academy and the First Year/Freshman Academy. With the start of the 2002/2003 school year, the Freshman Academy will be moved to a new mid-high school and the high school will only contain students from 10th to 12th grades. Each academy specializes in its own field, but core courses are also taught. Students spend most of the day in their own academy but may attend classes in one of the other academies if necessary.

49. FractalsEUR In 1689, Jakob and johan bernoulli were able to “discern the minute in infinity”in a mathematical progression that foreshadowed the discovery of the http://www.elliott-today.com/fractalseur.htm

Home Up FuturesWizard Socionomics ... Elliott Wave Principle Elliott Wave Principle - Key to Market Behavior, Robert Prechter's groundbreaking bestseller. Entire chapters are dedicated to the economy, bonds, expectations for the bear market, investor psychology, gold, real estate and more. Special-Report, January 24, 2004 Fractals and Their Relationships to the Wave Principle EUR/USD (c) ELLIOTT today, K.H.Lachmann Fractals and Their Relationships to the Wave Principle [p.33, The Wave Principle Of Human Social Behavior And The New Science of Socionomics, R.Prechter,1999]. A fractal is an irregularly shaped object that is nonrandom in the sense that its discontinuities (i.e. fluctuations) at all scales are similarly irregular. For example, if someone were to show you a line representing the indentations of land along a coastline, you would not be able to say, without other evidence, whether the coastal section was 1 mile long, 10 miles long, 100 miles long or 1000 miles long. A fractal displays the property of self-similarity (or self-affinity), depending on its form) at different scales. The jaggedness of a coastline is self-similarly irregular at different scales. So it is with the price graphs of financial markets. As R.N. Elliott pointed out in 1938, the patterns of the Wave Principle take a similarly jagged shape whether the viewed on an hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or yearly graph.

50. Special-Reports In 1689, Jakob and johan bernoulli were able to discern the minute in infinity in a mathematical progression that foreshadowed the discovery of the http://www.elliott-today.com/spezialreport_august_2002.htm

Home Up FuturesWizard Socionomics ... sitemap ELLIOTT today© Special Report - November 2004 Similar Fractal Patterns DJIA 2000-2001 and 2004 © ELLIOTT today,November 4,2004 In the 1930s , Ralph Nelson Elliott discovered that aggregate stock market prices trend and reverse in recognizable patterns. That patterns he discerned are repetitive in form, but not necessarily in time or amplitude. Elliott isolated and defined thirteen patterns, or "waves", that recur in market price data. He named and illustrated the patterns. He then described how they link together to form larger versions of them- selves, how they in turn link to form the same patterns at the next larger size, and so on, producing a structured progression. He called this phenomenon The Wave Principle. Many areas of mass human activity display the Wave Principle, but it is most popularly applied to stock market averages.There is voluminous, meticulously tabulated data on financial markets because people deem them important.

51. SciPrint Semiotics In a 1734 edition of an early treatise by johan bernoulli (De motu musculorum, bernoulli, johan. (1734). De motu musculorum. Bound in Giovanni Alfonso http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/education/jlemke/papers/mxm-syd.htm

Reading Science (Routledge) MULTIPLYING MEANING: VISUAL AND VERBAL SEMIOTICS IN SCIENTIFIC TEXT J.L. LEMKE City University of New York Multimedia Semiotics Scientific research articles and other genres of formal scientific communication in print rely heavily on the use of visual representations such as graphs, tables, diagrams, and drawings as well as mathematical expressions. How are these symbolic presentations integrated with those made through normally textualized verbal language? How do we make meaning with such multimedia texts? What specific kinds of meanings have these multimedia genres evolved to help us make? In this report on my current research-in-progress (Lemke 1993a, 1994), I would like to sketch a theoretical framework for investigating these questions and communicate some very preliminary findings. I will argue that human communication normally deploys the resources of multiple semiotic systems and combines them according to essentially functional principles. Scientific communication in particular seeks to make meanings that overflow the preponderantly typological principles of linguistic semantics and require their integration with the more topological modalities of visual semiotics and their extension through the hybrid resources of quantitative mathematics. I will also report the results of two preliminary surveys of the types and frequencies of non-textual presentations in formal scientific print communication and offer some semiotic analyses of the functional (presentational, orientational, and organizational) integration of text, tables, graphs, diagrams and drawings in these multimedia genres.

52. Leonhard Euler That is why I was so thankful when johan bernoulli convinced him that I belongedin that field. I also studied under bernoulli at the University in Basle. http://www.germantownacademy.org/academics/US/Math/Millar/Euler/Todi.htm

Mathematical Legends Biographical Sketches of Mathematical Giants Leonhard Euler Geometer Number theorist Before I begin I must say that Euler has contributed tremendously to not only mathematics but to all sciences in general. He has even gone further to develop theories as to how science should be approached. This is but a brief synopsis of his life and his work. An Interview Constructed by Naveen Todi '98. Spring 1997. Sir Todi: On behalf of Germantown Academy, I'd like to thank you for giving some time to be with us here today. Euler: (in deep thought, as if he is solving a complex problem) You're very welcome, I understand that you are going to interview me. Sir Todi: Indeed, I am. Euler: Sir Todi: (from now on referred to as "Todi") okay, let's get right to it, shall we? (ruffling through his papers ) let's start from the beginning, where were you born? Euler: I was born on April 15, 1707, in Basle, Switzerland. Todi: Tell me about your education. Euler: I entered the department of arts and the University of Basle. Though small and unknown to many, it is there where I was first able to cultivate my interests in physics and most importantly in mathematics. Todi: What did your family think of such a venture?

53. Math ArXiv: Search Results PR/0104174 Coupling and bernoullicity in randomcluster and Potts models.Olle Haggstrom, johan Jonasson, Russell Lyons. bernoulli 8 (2002), no. http://front.math.ucdavis.edu/author/Jonasson-J*

Tue 30 Aug 2005 Search Submit Retrieve Subscribe ... iFAQ Search results Author Title/ID Anywhere Cat/MSC articles per page Show Help Articles to out of math.PR/0501401 Johan Jonasson . 11 pages. PR math.PR/0104174 Coupling and Bernoullicity in random-cluster and Potts models. Olle Haggstrom , Johan Jonasson , Russell Lyons Bernoulli 8 (2002), no. 3, 275294. PR math.PR/0008191 Explicit isoperimetric constants and phase transitions in the random-cluster model. Olle Haggstrom , Johan Jonasson , Russell Lyons Ann. Probab. PR MP math.PR/0002034 On the cover time of planar graphs. Johan Jonasson , Oded Schramm Electron. Comm. Probab. PR Articles to out of AC AG AP AT ... ST Authors: All AB CDE FGH ... iFAQ - for help or comments about the Front - for help about submissions or downloading arXiv articles

54. UvT: Johan Segers - Links links johan Segers, Tilburg University. Institute for Mathematical Statistics International Statistical Institute bernoulli Society http://center.uvt.nl/staff/segers/links.html

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55. . Hermann had studied in Basel, where Jacob and, later, johan bernoulli had taught.He remained in Padua until 1713, creating a dense network of contacts and http://www2.math.unifi.it/~archimede/archimede_inglese/mostra_calcolo/guida/node

The Garden of Archimedes A museum for mathematics Calculus in Italy The arrival of calculus in Italy Leibniz went to Italy in March 1689, charged with the study of the genealogy of the House of Este in relation to that of Braunschweig-Lüneburg. He stayed there until the following March, spending six months in Rome and visiting Venice, Ferrara, Bologna, Naples and Florence. During his trip, he also established contact with mathematicians and scholars to diffuse his new calculus in Italy. In 1692, the Giornale de' letterati di Modena published a solution by Leibniz to the problem of finding the equilibrium configuration of a heavy rope. The solution is prefaced by an introduction, in which the new calculus is described. In the Italian scientific milieu, which was linked to the geometric tradition of the Ceva brothers and of Vicenzo Viviani, leibnizian calculus only started to make headway at the beginning of the eighteenth century. French journals like the Acta Eruditorum are not always easy to find. Moreover, there is a lack of study and research clubs comparable to, for example, that of Paris, where Johan Bernoulli had had the chance to meet L'Hopital.

56. Mathematical Colloquia 2003 Han hade mött och/eller brevväxlat med alla de stora matematikerna från sin samtidsom johan bernoulli, Clairault, Cramer och Euler. http://www.mai.liu.se/TM/matkoll/colloquia2003.html

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57. Newsletter - Bernoulli Society bernoulli Society for Mathematical Statistics and Probability of the meetingwere Holger Rootzén, Bärbel Finkenstädt, johan Segers and Jaques de Maré. http://www.cbs.nl/isi/newsbern02-3.htm

ISI - International Statistical Institute ISI Newsletter Volume 26, no. 3 (78) 2002 Bernoulli Society for Mathematical Statistics and Probability Editorial Address Enno Mammen, Institut für Angewandte Mathematik, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität, Im Neuenheimer Feld 294, 69120 Heidelberg, Germany E-mail: mammen@statlab.uni-heidelberg.de President Peter G. Hall, Australian National University, Statistics, Center for Mathematics and its Applications, Canberra, ACT 0200, Australia E-mail: halpstat@fac.anu.edu.au Website www.warwick.ac.uk/statsdept/Bernoulli THIS CONTRIBUTION WAS EDITED BY ENNO MAMMEN, SCIENTIFIC SECRETARY OF BS. Index Editorial Call for help Special offers for membership dues 2002 Committee Work ... VII Brazilian School on Probability Editorial This edition contains a call for help for the library of the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Charles University, Prague, which was damaged during the recent flooding. It contains reports from standing committees of the society and reports on upcoming scientific meetings sponsored or co-organised by BS. For more information see also the electronic version of "Bernoulli News" http://www.stat.unipd.it/bernoulli

58. BiblioDb Translate this page johan II bernoulli. Basilea, Svizzera, 1710 / , Svizzera, 1790. johann II bernoulliera il più famoso dei tre figli di johann bernoulli. http://aleasrv.cs.unitn.it/bibliodb.nsf/0/9aa373a4d33aee77c1256957002e0555?OpenD

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60. Index Translate this page Sobre su desarrollo en serie de potencias, se sabe que johan bernoulli publicóen 1694 un resultado prácticamente equivalente. http://www.mat.ucm.es/deptos/am/guzman/pagjor/cuadro.htm

HISTORIA DE LAS MATEMATICAS Thales de Mileto Siete Sabios (580-500a.C.) (490-430a.C.) (460-370a.C.) Teodoro de Cirene (456-398a.C.) (427-347a.C.) ”. Esta y otras proposiciones como Euclides (300 a. C.) (287-212a.C.) Eratosthenes de Cirene (276-197a.C.) Apolonio de Perga L. P. Fibonacci John Napier Galileo Galilei J. Kepler R. Descartes B. F. Cavalieri ... B. Pascal Robert Boyle (1627-1691) Isacc, Barrow Robert Hooke Isaac Newton G.W.Leibniz ... B. Taylor Nicolas Bernoulli Daniel Bernoulli Gabriel Cramer L. Euler D’Alembert J.L. Lagrange P.S. Laplace Legendre J. Fourier C.F. Gauss Poisson B. Bolzano ... A.L. Cauchy M. Chasles (1793-1880) A. Niels Henrik Eduard Weber Jacobi W. R. Hamilton (1805-1865) Joseph Liouville Evaristo Galois J.J. Sylvester (1814-1897) K. Weierstrass George Boole Arthur Cayley (1821-1895) Riemann J. W. Gibbs (1839-1903) George Cantor (1845-1918) Taylor Whittaker A. Einstein N. Wiener (1894-1964) Alexander, Aitken A.N. Kolmogorov (1903-1987)

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