Difference between revisions of "Category:Jan Pauwels"
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C. E. Daniës, ‘Pauwels-zoon, Jan’, in ''Biographisches Lexikon der hervorragenden Aerzte aller Zeiten und Völker'', ed. August Hirsch, v.4, Wien/Leipzig: Urban & Schwarzenberg 1886, p.515 ([https://archive.org/details/b21463712_0004/page/515/ Archive.org]) | C. E. Daniës, ‘Pauwels-zoon, Jan’, in ''Biographisches Lexikon der hervorragenden Aerzte aller Zeiten und Völker'', ed. August Hirsch, v.4, Wien/Leipzig: Urban & Schwarzenberg 1886, p.515 ([https://archive.org/details/b21463712_0004/page/515/ Archive.org]) | ||
Ad Meskens, ''Practical Mathematics in a Commercial Metropolis: Mathematical Life in Late 16th Century Antwerp'', Dordrecht: Springer 2013, p. 94: “[Michiel] Coignet also came into contact with Jan Pauwels of Middelburg, who was Van Ceulen’s mathematics teacher. According to Coignet, Pauwels was a ''geometer'', i.e. a surveyor. The first problems Pauwels sent to Coignet all relate to surveying. The two men seem to have maintained a lively correspondence.” | Ad Meskens, ''Practical Mathematics in a Commercial Metropolis: Mathematical Life in Late 16th Century Antwerp'', Dordrecht: Springer 2013, p. 94: “[Michiel] Coignet also came into contact with Jan Pauwels of Middelburg, who was Van Ceulen’s mathematics teacher. According to Coignet, Pauwels was a ''geometer'', i.e. a surveyor. The first problems Pauwels sent to Coignet all relate to surveying. The two men seem to have maintained a lively correspondence.” | ||
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C. E. Daniës, ‘Pauwels-zoon, Jan’, in Biographisches Lexikon der hervorragenden Aerzte aller Zeiten und Völker, ed. August Hirsch, v.4, Wien/Leipzig: Urban & Schwarzenberg 1886, p.515 (Archive.org)
Ad Meskens, Practical Mathematics in a Commercial Metropolis: Mathematical Life in Late 16th Century Antwerp, Dordrecht: Springer 2013, p. 94: “[Michiel] Coignet also came into contact with Jan Pauwels of Middelburg, who was Van Ceulen’s mathematics teacher. According to Coignet, Pauwels was a geometer, i.e. a surveyor. The first problems Pauwels sent to Coignet all relate to surveying. The two men seem to have maintained a lively correspondence.”
Pages in category "Jan Pauwels"
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