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1. Jan. 2023 · Lambert was born on August 26, 1728 in the city of Mulhouse, then an enclave of Switzerland (now part of France). He was largely self-educated, going to school only until age 12. By age 17 he assumed the job of secretary to a newspaper publisher in nearby Basel, Switzerland. He also began to work as a private tutor.
Johann Heinrich Lambert: History of the Editions so far. There have been efforts to publish (partial) editions of Lambert's work. In a way the first edition of Lambert's work occurred immediately after his death in 1777. The Berlin Academy bought Lambert's Nachlass, his unpublished manuscripts, notes and correspon
26 Lambert, Johann Heinrich 1728 1777. –. Johann Heinrich Lambert was born on August 26, 1728 in the city of Mulhouse, then an enclave of Switzerland (now part of France). He was largely self-educated, going to school only until age 12. By age 17 he assumed the job of secretary to a newspaper publisher in nearby Basel, Switzerland.
Johann Heinrich Lambert was born at Mülhausen on August 28, 1728, and died at Berlin on September 25, 1777. He was the son of a small tailor, and had to rely on his own efforts for his education; from a clerk in some ironworks he got a place in a newspaper office, and subsequently, on the recommendation of the editor, he was appointed tutor in ...
1. Sept. 2017 · Johann Heinrich Lambert (1728–1777) Datei herunterladen. PDF (1.2 MB) Diesen Artikel empfehlen: Heinz Klaus Strick. Der Mathematiker ( www.mathematik-ist-schoen.jimdo.com) ist Autor des »Mathematischen Monatskalenders«. @spektrum folgen.
26. Jan. 2010 · Johann Heinrich Lambert (1728–1777) developed a very detailed theory of science and experiment. Using Lambert's hygrometric studies, this article provides an introduction to Lambert's theory and its practice. Of special interest is his well-founded theory on the emergence and definition of concepts and his neat eye for heuristics that should ...
10. Nov. 2020 · Abstract. Johann Heinrich Lambert was born on August 26, 1728 in the city of Mulhouse, then an enclave of Switzerland (now part of France). He was largely self-educated, going to school only until age 12. By age 17 he assumed the job of secretary to a newspaper publisher in nearby Basel, Switzerland. He also began to work as a private tutor.
