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Siméon-Denis Poisson (1781–1840) was a French engineer, physicist and mathematician. A distinguished scientist and civil servant, he is remembered for his many contributions to applied mathematics, especially involving definite integrals and Fourier series. Several mathematical concepts bear his name, most notably the Poisson distribution in ...
Siméon Denis Poisson. Siméon Denis Poisson foi um engenheiro e matemático francês, famoso por suas equações. Nasceu em Pithiviers no dia 21 de Junho de 1781. Morreu em Paris, no dia 25 de Abril de 1840. Filho de um administrador público, entrou para a École Polytechnique em 1798, em Palaiseau, onde se formou, estudando com professores ...
Portal o životopisima. Siméon Denis Poisson ( Pithiviers, 21. lipnja 1781. – Pariz, 25. travnja 1840.), francuski fizičar i matematičar. Profesor matematike i mehanike na École Polytechnique (od 1806.) i mehanike na Faculté des sciences u Parizu. Autor mnogih znanstvenih radova s područja matematičke fizike i racionalne mehanike.
Siméon Denis Poisson, born at Pithviers on June 21, 1781, and died at Paris on April 25, 1840, is almost equally distinguished for his applications of mathematics to mechanics and to physics. His father had been a private soldier, and on his retirement was given some small administrative post in his native village; when the revolution broke ...
Siméon-Denis POISSON (* 21-a de junio 1781 en Pithiviers (Département Loiret) — 1840 en Parizo) estis eksterordinare kreiva franca fizikisto kaj matematikisto. Lia nomo prononciĝas kiel: [simeõ deni poasõ]. Biografio. Poisson ekstudis matematikon en 1798 ĉe École polytechnique, kie li konatiĝis kun Laplace kaj Lagrange.
Siméon-Denis POISSON (1781-1840) Ce texte a été publié dans le Livre du Centenaire de l'Ecole polytechnique, 1897 . C'est l'honneur de Poisson d'avoir fourni, presque dès la première heure, le plus éclatant témoignage qu'il fût possible de souhaiter en faveur de la création de l'École Polytechnique.
21 de jun. de 2018 · Born on 21 June 1781 in Pithiviers, France, Siméon-Denis Poisson was a mathematician whose research advanced the study of electricity, mechanics, and other areas of physical science. Poisson was apprenticed by his father to an uncle who was a surgeon. It didn’t take long for Poisson to realize that he much preferred mathematics over medicine.
