Yves Gingras, William R. Shea, L’Ambassadeur de Galilée (Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 2025), 150 \times 220 mm, 296 p., ill., bibliogr.
As early as the first publications of his differential and integral calculus, Leibniz stated that the essential principle for studying a curve was to consider it as an “infinitangular polygon” or a “polygon of infinitely many sides.” This supposition is not entirely original in the history of mathem...
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