21. Wessel, Caspar (1745-1818) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biograph wessel, caspar (17451818). The first person to introduce complex numbers (in 1799).However, his contribution was overlooked by his successors. http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Wessel.html

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22. Wessel, Caspar (1745-1818) wessel, caspar (17451818) Thus what should really be called a wessel diagramis known instead as an Argand diagram after the man whose work on the same http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/W/Wessel.html

Return to The Worlds of David Darling INDEX LATEST NEWS ARCHIVE ... Z entire Web this site Wessel, Caspar (1745-1818) A Norwegian surveyor whose mathematical fame rests on a single paper, published in 1799, which gave the first geometrical interpretation of complex numbers . His priority in this discovery, however, went unrecognized for many years. Thus what should really be called a Wessel diagram is known instead as an Argand diagram after the man whose work on the same subject, published in 1806, first came to the attention of the mathematical world. Wessel's paper, by contrast, wasn't noticed by the mathematical community until 1895 when the Danish mathematician Sophus Juel drew attention to it and, in the same year, Sophus Lie BACK TO TOP var site="s13space1234"

23. Wessel Biography of caspar wessel (17451818) caspar wessel s father, Jonas wessel,and his grandfather were both ministers in the church. http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Wessel.html

Caspar Wessel Born: Died: 25 March 1818 in Copenhagen, Denmark Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Version for printing Caspar Wessel 's father, Jonas Wessel, and his grandfather were both ministers in the church. His mother, Helene Marie Schumacher and Jonas had a large family consisting of fourteen children; Caspar was the sixth of the fourteen. Caspar, together with his two elder brothers Johan Herman Wessel and Ole Christopher Wessel, attended Christiania Cathedral School in the city of Christiania from 1757 until 1763 (Christiania was later renamed Kristiania, then Oslo in 1925). Caspar could not attend university in Norway for, at that time, there were no Norwegian universities. Since Norway was united with Denmark, the natural place for Norwegians to go for a university education was Denmark, and Caspar's brothers Johan Herman and Ole Christopher were already at the University of Copenhagen, having entered in 1761. Caspar spent one year, from 1763 to 1764, studying at the University of Copenhagen but, as one might imagine, the large family was putting quite a strain on his parent's finances. As we shall see below, this led to both Caspar and his brother Ole Christopher obtaining positions as surveyors with the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences Ole Christopher and Caspar were studying at the University of Copenhagen for a law degree. Ole Christopher started to work as a surveyor to help pay his way through university while Caspar was still at school. Obtaining his law degree in 1770, Ole Christopher went on to reach a very elevated position in the legal profession in Norway. Johan Herman (three years older than Caspar) became a poet and is the only one of the Wessel children to have their own entry in

24. References For Wessel References for the biography of caspar wessel. V Brun, caspar wessel etl introduction géometrique des nombres complexes, Revue d histoire des sciences http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/References/Wessel.html

References for Caspar Wessel Version for printing Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York 1970-1990). Books: Caspar Wessel, On the analytic representation of direction M J Crowe, A History of Vector Analysis (Notre Dame, 1967). Articles: B Branner, Caspar Wessel on representating complex numbers (1799), European Mathematical Society Newsletter Revue d'histoire des sciences et de leur applications V Brun, New biographical information on Caspar Wessel (Norwegian), Nordisk Mat. Tidskr. K M Pedersen, Caspar Wessel and the representation of complex numbers (Danish), Normat O Pedersen, Lovers of learning : A history of the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters 1742-1992 (Copenhagen, 1992), 89-104; 119-132. Main index Birthplace Maps Biographies Index History Topics ... Anniversaries for the year JOC/EFR February 2000 School of Mathematics and Statistics University of St Andrews, Scotland The URL of this page is: http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/References/Wessel.html

25. 420 (Dansk Biografisk Lexikon / XVIII. Bind. Ubbe - Wimpffen) runeberg.org Dansk biografisk leksikon/index 1. udgave bind 18wessel, caspar, 1693-1768, Søofficer 420-423 wessel, caspar, 1745-1818, geografiskLandmaaler og Mathematiker 423 wessel, Joachim, 1739-91, Officer, http://runeberg.org/dbl/18/0422.html

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Caspar Wessel [Categories: 19th century mathematicians, 18th century mathematicians, Norwegian mathematicians, Danish mathematicians, 1818 deaths, 1745 births] Caspar Wessel (June 8, 1745 - March 25, 1818) was a (A Scandinavian language that is spoken in Norway) Norwegian (A Scandinavian language that is the official language of Denmark) Danish (A person skilled in mathematics) mathematician Wessel was born in Jonsrud, (Click link for more info and facts about Vestby) Vestby (Click link for more info and facts about Akershus) Akershus , Norway. In 1763, having completed secondary school, he went to Denmark for further studies (Norway having no university at the time). 1778 he acquired the degree of candidatus juris. From 1794, however, he was employed as a (An engineer who determines the boundaries and elevations of land or structures) surveyor (from 1798 as Royal inspector of Surveying). It was the mathematical aspect of surveying that led him to exploring the geometrical significance of (A number of the form a+bi where a and b are real numbers and i is the square root of -1) complex number s. His fundamental paper

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28. Encyclopedia: Johan Herman Wessel He was born and raised in Vestby, Akershus, Norway, and was the elder brother ofmathemathician caspar wessel. Categories People stubs 1742 births 1785 http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Johan-Herman-Wessel

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29. Norske Matematikere Kirsti Møller Pedersen (Kirsti Andersen) caspar wessel og de komplekse tals Viggo Brun caspar wessel et l introduction géométrique des nombres http://home.hia.no/~aasvaldl/norskem.html

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30. Caspar David Friedrich Sea *the Snow Painting *landscape German caspar David Friedrichcaspar David Friedrich ( September 5, 1774 May 7, the Sea) impressed Karl Friedrich Schinke, caspar wesselcaspar wessel ( June 8, http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Caspar:David:Friedrich.html

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31. Caspar Wessel Danish Complex Wessel's Surveying Paper Norwegian clear.gif. caspar wessel. Se værket i flg. udgivelser http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Caspar:Wessel.html

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33. Math Lessons - Caspar Wessel Math Lessons caspar wessel. caspar wessel s elder brother, Johan Hermanwessel was a major name in Norwegian and Danish literature. http://www.mathdaily.com/lessons/Caspar_Wessel

Search Mathematics Encyclopedia and Lessons Lessons Popular Subjects algebra arithmetic calculus equations ... more References applied mathematics mathematical games mathematicians more ... 19th century mathematicians Caspar Wessel Caspar Wessel June 8 March 25 ) was a Norwegian Danish mathematician Wessel was born in Jonsrud, Vestby Akershus , Norway. In , having completed secondary school, he went to Denmark for further studies (Norway having no university at the time). he acquired the degree of candidatus juris. From 1794, however, he was employed as a surveyor (from 1798 as Royal inspector of Surveying). It was the mathematical aspect of surveying that led him to exploring the geometrical significance of complex numbers . His fundamental paper, Om directionens analytiske betegning, was published in 1799 by the Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters . Since it was in Danish, it passed almost unnoticed, and the same results were later independently found by Argand and Gauss Wessel's priority to the idea of a complex number as a point in the complex plane is today universally recognised. His paper was re-issued in French translation in 1899, and in English in 1999 as

34. Jørgen Ebert: Kronik Om Caspar Wessel Jørgen Ebert Kronik om caspar wessel i Politiken 8. juni 1995. http://www.ugle.dk/kronik_wessel.html

Jørgen Ebert, je@ugle.dk Hjemmeside Sange Matematik ... Links KRONIKEN I POLITIKEN Torsdag 8. juni 1995 Lillebrors komplekse tal Af JØRGEN EBERT Den dansk-norske landmåler Caspar Wessel er mindre kendt end sin storebror Johan Herman. Men han opdagede grundlaget for moderne matematik. I dag fylder han 250 år. Jørgen Ebert er lektor, cand. scient. TALLENE er alle tings væsen, sagde Pythagoras. Han mente, at vejen til sjælens frigørelse lå i et studium af de talmæssige forhold, som gør naturen til et harmonisk kosmos. Selv om vi nu, omkring 2500 år senere, nok ikke ville udtrykke os helt på denne måde, må vi indrømme, at tallene spiller en væsentlig rolle for vores forståelse af verden. Og vi har opnået så stor fortrolighed med dem, at vi er tilbøjelige til at betragte dem som evige og naturgivne. Men den opfattelse er forkert. Ideen om tallene er skabt af mennesker, som gennem årtusinder har forbedret regnekunsten. Den mest betydningsfulde drivkraft har været de skiftende kulturers forsøg på at forklare naturens forskelligartede fænomener som for eksempel årstidernes rytme og månens bevægelser. Men også rent praktiske gøremål har inspireret. Oldtidsbonden har haft brug for at holde styr på antallet af husdyr, og søfareren behøvede en vis form for navigation. Alle disse aktiviteter involverede beregninger, som blev mere og mere avancerede i takt med naturvidenskabernes udvikling. Når kravene til tallenes anvendelighed steg, måtte man udvide og forbedre forældede talsystemer. Tallene bør derfor betragtes som en kulturel frembringelse, der har været undervejs, siden de første civilisationer opstod.

35. Jørgen Ebert: Matematik Kronik om caspar wessel Denne kronik om caspar wessel og hans komplekse tal erskrevet i 1995 i anledning af caspar wessels 250 års fødselsdag. http://www.ugle.dk/mat.html

Jørgen Ebert, je@ugle.dk Hjemmeside Sange Matematik Privat Links Matematik Komplekse tal - en historisk og aksiomatisk introduktion Her finder du en online-bog om matematikeren Caspar Wessel og hans komplekse tal. Kronik om Caspar Wessel Denne kronik om Caspar Wessel og hans komplekse tal er skrevet i 1995 i anledning af Caspar Wessels 250 års fødselsdag. Matematikopgaver En samling matematikopgaver, mest for gymnasieelever. Tiden krymper Om forskellige måder at opfatte tiden på. Boolesk algebra Om logikkens algebraiske system. Søg efter nogle af ordene alle ordene eksakt sætning Ved søgning er det smart i første omgang kun at angive et enkelt eller nogle få markante ord. Du kan altid indsnævre søgningen. Jørgen Ebert, je@ugle.dk

36. Kurzbiographie Von Caspar Wessel Translate this page Kurzbiographie von caspar wessel. Geboren 8. Juni 1745 in Vestby Gestorben 25.März 1818 in Kopenhagen. Leider gibt es kein Bild von caspar wessel. http://cip.physik.uni-wuerzburg.de/~muellerm/wesselbio.html

Caspar Wessel Geboren: 8. Juni 1745 in Vestby Gestorben: Leider gibt es kein Bild von Caspar Wessel. kommision. In seiner einzigen mathemat- Intepretation komplexer Zahlen enen Arbeit von Argand

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NIFU Siste utgave Om fagbladet Redaksjonsarkiv ... Nettforum Caspar Wessel - Norges første matematiker av Nils Voje Johansen Caspar Wessel (1745-1818) regnes som Norges første matematiker. I en avhandling som ble lest i Det kgl. danske Videnskabernes Selskab i 1797, gav Wessel som førstemann en geometrisk tolkning av de komplekse tall. Hele sitt yrkesaktive liv arbeidet han imidlertid som landmåler. De fleste forbinder Wesselnavnet med dikteren Johan Herman Wessel eller krigshelten Peter Wessel Tordenskiold. Den første var Caspar Wessels bror, den andre hans grandonkel. Caspar ble født i Vestby i Akershus. Den første undervisningen fikk han hjemme før han i 1757 ble innskrevet ved katedralskolen i Christiania sammen med sine to eldre brødre Johan Herman og Ole Christopher. Spesielt én lærer ser ut til å ha hatt stor betydning for unge Caspar. I voksen alder skrev han: Jeg kom i 4de Lektie, som den gang havde til Lærer Magister Bartholin, der siden blev Sekretær i Missionskollegiet. Ham skylder jeg meget; uanmodet gav han mig fri privat Undervisning, og hjalp mig dessuden til at Lære Tegning. I 1763 gikk turen til København Universitet hvor han valgte matematikeren og astronomen Horrebow til veileder. Kanskje viser dette at han allerede da hadde en spesiell interesse for realfag. Etter anneneksamen valgte Wessel imidlertid å studere jus, men ble snart opptatt med andre aktiviteter enn lovstudier.

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Caspar Wessel - Norges første matematiker av Nils Voje Johansen Caspar Wessel (1745-1818) regnes som Norges første matematiker. I en avhandling som ble lest i Det kgl. danske Videnskabernes Selskab i 1797, gav Wessel som førstemann en geometrisk tolkning av de komplekse tall. Hele sitt yrkesaktive liv arbeidet han imidlertid som landmåler. De fleste forbinder Wesselnavnet med dikteren Johan Herman Wessel eller krigshelten Peter Wessel Tordenskiold. Den første var Caspar Wessels bror, den andre hans grandonkel. Caspar ble født i Vestby i Akershus. Den første undervisningen fikk han hjemme før han i 1757 ble innskrevet ved katedralskolen i Christiania sammen med sine to eldre brødre Johan Herman og Ole Christopher. Spesielt én lærer ser ut til å ha hatt stor betydning for unge Caspar. I voksen alder skrev han: Jeg kom i 4de Lektie, som den gang havde til Lærer Magister Bartholin, der siden blev Sekretær i Missionskollegiet. Ham skylder jeg meget; uanmodet gav han mig fri privat Undervisning, og hjalp mig dessuden til at Lære Tegning. I 1763 gikk turen til København Universitet hvor han valgte matematikeren og astronomen Horrebow til veileder. Kanskje viser dette at han allerede da hadde en spesiell interesse for realfag. Etter anneneksamen valgte Wessel imidlertid å studere jus, men ble snart opptatt med andre aktiviteter enn lovstudier.

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