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Cauchy là con trai của Louis François Cauchy (1760-1848) và Marie-Madeleine Desestre. Cauchy có hai anh em, Alexandre Laurent Cauchy (1792-1857), người đã trở thành chủ tịch của một bộ phận tòa án phúc thẩm vào năm 1847, và một thẩm phán của tòa án giám đốc thẩm vào năm 1849, và Eugène François Cauchy (1802-1877), một nhà báo cũng là ...
Biography [] Youth and education []. Cauchy was the son of Louis François Cauchy (1760–1848) and Marie-Madeleine Desestre. Cauchy had two brothers: Alexandre Laurent Cauchy (1792–1857), who became a president of a division of the court of appeal in 1847 and a judge of the court of cassation in 1849, and Eugene François Cauchy (1802–1877), a publicist who also wrote several mathematical ...
Faren til Cauchy, Louis-François, var ein strengt katolsk og kunnskapsrik rojalist. Ved storminga av Bastillen den 14. juli 1789 var han høgre handa til lieutenant Général Louis Thiroux de Crosne ved det parisiske politiet. De Crosne måtte like etter flykte til England, og Louis-François Cauchy mista stillinga si.
Augustin Louis Cauchy was born in Paris on Aug. 21, 1789, 38 days after the fall of the Bastille. His father, Louis François, was a parliamentary lawyer, lieutenant of police, and ardent royalist. Sensing the political wind, he moved the family to his country cottage at Arcueil, where they lived for nearly 11 years. Here young Cauchy received a strict religious education from his mother and ...
Koši tėvas Louis François Cauchy buvo aukštas Paryžiaus policijos pareigūnas. Savo darbą prarado dėl Didžiosios Prancūzų revoliucijos, prasidėjusios likus mėnesiui iki Augustino-Luiso gimimo. Koši šeima išgyveno revoliuciją, tačiau dėl po jos sekusio teroro pabėgo į Arkelį, kur Koši iš tėvo įgijo pirmąjį ...
Augustin-Louis Cauchy. (1789 – 1857) Augustin-Louis Cauchy was born in Paris on August 21, 1789, in the midst of political turmoil. There could not have been a less auspicious time for his arrival, given his family’s place in Parisian society. Cauchy’s father, Louis-François Cauchy, was a brilliant scholar and lawyer who rose to ...
There Louis-François Cauchy found himself a new bureaucratic job, and quickly moved up the ranks. When Napoleon Bonaparte came to power (1799), Louis-François Cauchy was further promoted, and became Secretary-General of the Senate, working directly under Laplace (who is now better known for his work on mathematical physics). The famous mathematician Lagrange was also no stranger in the ...
