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Clairaut
[ klai-roh; French kle-roh ]
noun
- A·le·xis Claude [a, -lek-, see, klohd], 1713–65, French mathematician.
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The calculation was difficult: Clairaut discovered the means of effecting it.
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Truly, it will not equal that of Newton, who had received the spark divine; nor even that of his collaborator Clairaut.
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I shall begin to be jealous of this little impertinent Mademoiselle Clairaut.
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Clairaut made this memorable communication to the Academy of Sciences on the 14th of November, 1758.
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D'Alembert, Clairaut, and others attacked the problem, but were led to just the same result.
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