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Jakob Steiner Born: 18 March 1796 in Utzenstorf, Switzerland Died: 1 April 1863 in Bern, Switzerland Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Jakob Steiner did not learn to read and write until he was 14 and only went to school at the age of 18, against the wishes of his parents. He then studied at the Universities of Heidelberg and Berlin, supporting himself with a very modest income from tutoring. He was an early contributor to Crelle 's Journal, the first journal devoted entirely to mathematics founded in 1826. He was appointed to a chair at the University of Berlin in 1834, a post he held until his death. He was one of the greatest contributors to projective geometry He discovered the Steiner surface which has a double infinity of conic sections on it. The Steiner theorem states that the two pencils by which a conic is projected from two of its points are projectively related. Another famous result is the Poncelet -Steiner theorem which shows that only one given circle and a straight edge are required for Euclidean constructions.

2. Poster Of Steiner Jakob Steiner. lived from 1796 to 1863. Steiner was one of the greatestcontributors to projective geometry. Find out more at http http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Posters2/Steiner.html

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STEINER Jakob suisse, 1796-1863 Heidelberg Crelle . Ses travaux portent exclusivement sur une construction rigoureuse et abstraite de la Von Staudt Poncelet , en France. Droite de Steiner : Simson et plus subtil : reine Didon Jakob Bernoulli calcul des variations . Steiner prouva que toute construction dans le plan de la figure. Mohr Mascheroni Pour en savoir plus Surface de Steiner : x y + y z + z x + xyz = Duhamel

6. JAKOB STEINER Jakob Steiner (17961863) geometer. Jakob Steiner, Gesammelte Werke,2 volumes, Prussian Academy of Sciences, Berlin, 1881-1882. http://faculty.evansville.edu/ck6/bstud/steiner.html

Jakob Steiner (1796-1863) geometer Among the well known objects in triangle geometry are the Steiner point and Steiner ellipse, named in honor of Jakob Steiner. The latter is the ellipse that passes through the three vertices of a triangle ABC and has the centroid of ABC as its center. This ellipse has not only the points A,B,C in common with the circumcircle of triangle ABC, but also a fourth point, namely, the Steiner point. The classical construction of the Steiner point (link below), however, does not depend on the Steiner ellipse. Steiner was one of the greatest of all geometers. Born to a farm family near Bern, Switzerland, at first his opportunities for education were meager. It is said that he first learned to write at the age of fourteen. However, within the next four years, his mathematical powers had been recognized, and he was permitted to attend the famous innovative school of Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi in Yverdon, Switzerland. Before reaching the age of twenty, he was teaching mathematics at the school. In 1818, Steiner moved to Heidelberg, Germany, where he gave private instruction in mathematics. Three years later, he moved to Berlin and continued teaching. There he became acquainted with N. H. Abel (as in

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document.write(""); STEINER, JAKOB issue a measure of municipal reform (Nov. 19, x8o8) which granted local self-government on enlightened yet practical lines to all Prussian towns, and even to all villages possessing more than 8oo inhabitants. Shortly afterwards the reformer had to flee from Prussia. In August 1808 the French agents, who swarmed throughout the land, had seized one of his letters, in which he spoke of his hope that Germany would soon be ready for a national rising like that of Spain. On the roth of September Napoleon gave orders that Stein’s property in the new kingdom of Westphalia should be confiscated, and he likewise put pressure on Frederick William to dismiss him. The king evaded compliance; but the French emperor, on entering Madrid in triumph, declared (December 16) le nommé Stein to be an enemy of France and the Confederation of the Rhine; and ordered the confiscation of all his property in the Confederation. Stein saw that his life was in danger and fled from Berlin (Jan. 5, 1809). Thanks to the help of his former colleague, Count Friedrich Wilhelm von Reden, who gave him an asylum in his castle in the Riesengebirge, he succeeded in. crossing the frontier into Bohemia. For three years he lived in the Austrian Empire, generally at Brunn; but in May 1812 he received an invitation from the emperor Alexander I. to visit St Petersburg, seeing that Austria was certain to range herself on the side of France in the forthcoming Franco-Russian War. At the crisis of that struggle Stein may have been one of the influences which kept the tsar determined never to treat with Napoleon. When the miserable remains of the Grand Army reeled back into Prussia at the close of the year, Stein urged the Russian emperor to go on and free Europe from the French domination.

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A B C D ... Stainer-Knittel, Anna Stainer Steiner, Jakob Jakob Stainer. Relief, 19. Jh. Stainer (Steiner), Jakob, * 1617 Absam ( Tirol Oktober oder November ebenda Geigenbaukunst; verband italienische Handwerkstechnik mit dem deutschen Geigenmodell. Seine Geigen zeichnen sich durch besondere italienischen Stainer litt ab 1675 an einer Geisteskrankheit, seine letzte Geige ist mit 1682 datiert. Der Geigenbauer Marcus Stainer (* 1633 Hallein, † 27. 11. 1693 Laufen), oft als Bruder von Jakob Stainer bezeichnet, war nicht mit diesem verwandt. Literatur: W. Senn, J. Stainer. Leben und Werk des Tiroler Meisters 1617-1683, 1986. Hinweise zum Lexikon Suche nach hierher verweisenden Seiten

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Ramanujan pi (v.) . A los 12 años dominaba la trigonometría, y a los 15 le prestaron un libro con 6000 teoremas conocidos, sin demostraciones. Ésa fue su formación matemática básica. En 1903 y 1907 suspendió los exámenes universitarios porque solo se dedicaba a sus "diversiones" matemáticas. En 1912 fue animado a comunicar sus resultados a tres distinguidos matemáticos. Dos de ellos no le respondieron, pero sí lo hizo G.H. Hardy, de Cambridge, tenido por el más eminente matemático británico de la época. Hardy estuvo a punto de tirar la carta, pero la misma noche que la recibió se sentó con su amigo John E. Littlewood (v.) a descifrar la lista de 120 fórmulas y teoremas de Ramanujan. Horas más tarde creían estar ante la obra de un genio. Hardy tenía su propia escala de valores para el genio matemático: 100 para Ramanujan, 80 para David Hilbert, 30 para Littlewood y 25 para sí mismo. Algunas de las fórmulas de Ramanujan le desbordaron, pero escribió "...forzoso es que fueran verdaderas, porque de no serlo, nadie habría tenido la imaginación necesaria para inventarlas". Invitado por Hardy, Ramanujan partió para Inglaterra en 1914 y comenzaron a trabajar juntos. En 1917 Ramanujan fue admitido en la Royal Society de Londres y en el Trinity College, siendo el primer indio que lograba tal honor. De salud muy débil, moría tres años después.

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Jakob Steiner Born: 18 March 1796 in Utzenstorf, Switzerland Died: 1 April 1863 in Bern, Switzerland Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Jakob Steiner did not learn to read and write until he was 14 and only went to school at the age of 18, against the wishes of his parents. He then studied at the Universities of Heidelberg and Berlin, supporting himself with a very modest income from tutoring. He was an early contributor to Crelle 's Journal, the first journal devoted entirely to mathematics founded in 1826. He was appointed to a chair at the University of Berlin in 1834, a post he held until his death. He was one of the greatest contributors to projective geometry He discovered the Steiner surface which has a double infinity of conic sections on it. The Steiner theorem states that the two pencils by which a conic is projected from two of its points are projectively related. Another famous result is the Poncelet -Steiner theorem which shows that only one given circle and a straight edge are required for Euclidean constructions.

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Jakob Steiner Born: 18 March 1796 in Utzenstorf, Switzerland Died: 1 April 1863 in Bern, Switzerland Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Jakob Steiner did not learn to read and write until he was 14 and only went to school at the age of 18, against the wishes of his parents. He then studied at the Universities of Heidelberg and Berlin, supporting himself with a very modest income from tutoring. He was an early contributor to Crelle 's Journal, the first journal devoted entirely to mathematics founded in 1826. He was appointed to a chair at the University of Berlin in 1834, a post he held until his death. He was one of the greatest contributors to projective geometry He discovered the Steiner surface which has a double infinity of conic sections on it. The Steiner theorem states that the two pencils by which a conic is projected from two of its points are projectively related. Another famous result is the Poncelet -Steiner theorem which shows that only one given circle and a straight edge are required for Euclidean constructions.

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