FRANCOEUR, Cours complet de mathématiques pures, 1837
FRANCOEUR, Louis-benjamin.
Cours complet de mathématiques pures.
Paris, Bachelier, 1837.
Two volumes 8vo (199x127 mm), x-(2)-505-(5) pages and 8 plates / (4)-609-(2) pages and 3 plates. binding : Contemporary full chagreen, spine in five compartments. Joints split.
Louis-Benjamin Francoeur (1773-1849) was a French mathematician and a professor at the Faculty of Sciences in Paris. His work focused on analytical geometry, and he was an influential teacher. This work is a complete manual of pure mathematics, designed for teaching in higher education. It covers various fields of mathematics, intended for the training of engineers and scientists.