CRAMER, Introduction a l'Analyse des Lignes Courbes Algébriques, 1750

CRAMER, Gabriel.

Introduction a l'Analyse des Lignes Courbes Algébriques.

Genève, Cramer & Philibert, 1750.

4to (245x190 mm), xxiii-(1)-680-xi-(1) pages and 34 folding plates. binding : Contemporary full calf, gilt spine with six compartments. Joints splitting but sound. Hole on title page (erased stamp ?).

First edition.
Work of algebraic geometry in which Cramer states for the first time what will become Cramer's Rule and Cramer's Paradox.
He also proposes, following shortly after Euler, a classification of curves according to their behavior at infinity.

references: DSB [III, 459].

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CRAMER, Introduction a l'Analyse des Lignes Courbes Algébriques, 1750

CRAMER, Gabriel.

Introduction a l'Analyse des Lignes Courbes Algébriques.

First edition.Work of algebraic geometry in which Cramer states for the first time what will become Cramer's Rule and Cramer's Paradox.He also proposes, following shortly after Euler, a classification of curves according to their behavior at infinity.

First edition.
Work of algebraic geometry in which Cramer states for the first time what will become Cramer's Rule and Cramer's Paradox.
He also proposes, following shortly after Euler, a classification of curves according to their behavior at infinity.