Giovanni Veronese

Giovanni Francesco Veronese (18th century) was an Italian mathematician from Maderno.

Soluzioni aritmetiche semplici sopra 40 vari curiosissimi quesiti, 1774

Life

Veronesi promoted De Mondoteguy theories about solving arithmetic problems without the use of algebra. The same theories were explained by Jean-Pierre Ricard.[1]

Works
  • Veronese, Giovanni Francesco (1774). Soluzioni aritmetiche semplici sopra 40 vari curiosissimi quesiti (in Italian). In Venezia: Modesto Fenzo.
gollark: I mean, platinum too.
gollark: Things which are rare/expensive IRL:antimatteriridiumosmiumpalladiumrheniumrhodiumtechnetium
gollark: -1G dragons?
gollark: You mean, you need to catch another, or you need another even rarer one to get 5000 of?
gollark: Of course, the BSA could just be given to chronoxenos.

References
  1. Brunati, Giuseppe (1838). Dizionarietto degli uomini illustri della Riviera di Salò. Milano: Pogliani.
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.