Augustin Louis Cauchy quotes
Augustin Louis Cauchy was a French mathematician renowned for his foundational work in analysis and complex functions. His pioneering contributions greatly shaped modern mathematics, especially in rigor and formalization. He is remembered as one of the most influential mathematicians of the nineteenth century. Here are 7 of his quotes:
I am a sincere Catholic as it were Corneille, Racine, La Bruyère, Bossnet, Bourdaloue, Fènelon, as were and still are so many of the most of the honor of out science, philosophy and literature, and have conferred such brilliant ustre on our Academies. I share the deep conviction openly manifested in words, deeds and writings by so many savants of the first rank, by a Ruffini, a Haüy, a Laënnec, an Ampere, a Pelletier, a Freycinet, a Coriolis and I avoid naming any of those living, for fear of paining their podesty. I may at least be allowed to say that I loved to recognize all the noble generosity of the Christian Faith in my illustrious friends the creator of Crystallography (Haüy), the introducers of quinine and stethoscope (Pelletier and Laënnec), the famous voyager on board of the 'Urania', and the immortal founders of the theory of Dynamic Electricity.
Augustin Louis Cauchy
Augustin Louis Cauchy
Occupation: French Mathematician
Born: August 21, 1789
Died: May 23, 1857
Quotes count: 7
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