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Pietro Paoli (1759–1839) was a mathematician from Italy. == Life and work == Paoli studied in the Jesuit college of his birth place. In 1774 he went to University of Pisa to study Law. In Pisa he was graduated in 1778, but he was more interested in physical and mathematical issues. In 1780 he became professor in the High School of Mantua and in 1782 he was appointed professor in the University of Pavia, where he learned mathematics from Gregorio Fontana. In 1784 Paoli was appointed to the chair of algebra in the University of Pisa, where he was until 1814. In the meantime he was appointed, also, ''Regio Consultore Idraulico'' of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. During his docent period he had as students some important scientists: Gabrio Piola, Vincenzo Brunacci, Pietro Franchini, Giuliano Frullani, Giovanni Santini〔, page 829.〕 or Antonio Bordoni.〔, page 595.〕 In 1814 he became ''Auditor'' (Governor) of the University of Pisa and was in charge of the redaction of the new rules of the university. From 1816 he lived in Florence because he was named secretary of education of the Grand Duchy. Besides this function, he was named president of the commission in charge of drafting the new cadastre of Tuscany. He was member of the ''Società Italiana dei Quaranta'' from his foundation (1782) and of other Italian scientific academies. Paoli worked mainly in calculus and his applications to optics and mechanics. In spite of his duties, there are only two works on hydraulics.〔.〕 His main work was ''Elementi di Algebra'' in two volumes (1794) which was widely distributed in Italy for many years.〔. McTutor History of Mathematics.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Pietro Paoli」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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