- An
Integraph is a
mechanical analog computing device for
plotting the
integral of a
graphically defined function. Gaspard-Gustave de
Coriolis first described...
- ) ) d x {\textstyle \int _{a}^{b}{\bigl (}f(x)-g(x){\bigr )}dx} ). An
integraph (a
relative of the planimeter) can be used to find the
centroid of an...
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completed by
about 1912.
Italian mathematician Ernesto Pascal also
developed integraphs for the
mechanical integration of
differential equations and published...
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villa in Parc St. Maur on the
outskirts of Paris.
Earlier he
invented the
integraph, a form of the integrator,
which was
patented in 1880, and was henceforth...
- could, in theory,
integrate differential equations,
which he
called "
integraph".
Leibniz was
groping towards hardware and
software concepts worked out...
- Alma mater École
Polytechnique Known for
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Physics Institutions...
- (for
example the abacus,
slide rule and calculator) or in
algebra (the
integraph). In astronomy, many[by whom?] have said the
pyramids (along with Stonehenge)...
- of the derivative.
Curvimeter Dot
planimeter Mathematical instrument Integraph Shoelace formula "Planimeters". Bryant, John; Sangwin,
Chris (2007), "Chapter...
- one of Bush's master's students, who at Bush's
suggestion created the
integraph, a
device for
solving first-order
differential equations, in 1925. Another...
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graphical form, or more
generally finding the area of a
closed curve. An
integraph is used to plot the
indefinite integral of a
function given in graphical...
