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François Viète, Viette, lot. Franciscus Vieta; 1540–1603 m.) – prancūzų matematikas. 1591 m. sudarė algebros raidinę simboliką, sukūrė bendrą antro, trečio ir ketvirto laipsnio lygčių sprendimo metodą, sudarė lygties koeficientų ir šaknų sąryšių formules. Sukūrė algebrinių lygčių apytikslio sprendimo metodą.
Životopis. Rođen јe u Fontenay-le-Comteu 1540. godine gdje se vjeruje kako јe odgaјan kao rimokatolik, ali јe nekoliko godina poslije postao hugenot. Nakon završetku studiјa prava u Poitiersu, Viète јe počeo svoјu karijeru kao odvjetnik u svom rodnom gradu. Napustio јe Fontenay-le-Comte oko 1567. godine i kasniјe postao savjetnik ...
Opera Mathematica, which is a collection of mathematical works by Viète, was published after his death by Franz Schooten in 1646. Below is the title page and the table of contents. Viète is given credit for coining the term “coefficient” (Schwartzman, p. 48). It appears in the image below in the second sentence of paragraph 9.
François Viète1540-1603 French Mathematician In his In artem analyticum isagoge (Introduction to the Analytical Arts," 1591), François Viète established the letter notation still used in algebra: vowels for unknown quantities or variables, consonants for known quantities or parameters.
François Viète (or Vieta, as he is often known by his latinized name) was born in 1540 in Fontenay-le-Comte, France. Educated in a cloister school, then at the University of Poitiers, he took up the practice of law in his home town. He soon rose to prominence by his astute legal services to prominent people, and later served as royal ...
François Viète (latinosan Franciscus Vieta) ( 1540 – 1603. december 13.) francia matematikus, III. Henrik és IV. Henrik francia király udvari ügyésze. Fő érdeme az egyenletek elméletének tökéletesítése, és az algebrai jelölések modernizálása. Az elsők között volt, aki az egyenlet együtthatóit betűkkel jelölte, az ...
22 de may. de 2024 · "François Viète" published on by null. (1540–1603) French mathematicianViète, who was born at Fontenay-le-Comte in France, is also known by the Latinized form of his name, Franciscus Vieta. He was educated at Poitiers where he studied law and for a time he practiced as a lawyer.
