Publisher's Synopsis
Théorie générale des équations algébriques by Étienne Bézout, published in 1778, is a significant work in the history of algebra. This treatise presents a comprehensive exploration of algebraic equations, offering insights into the methods and principles of solving them. Bézout's work provides a detailed account of the general theory of equations as understood during the 18th century.
This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the historical development of mathematical thought and the evolution of algebraic techniques. It showcases Bézout's contributions to the field and offers a valuable perspective on the mathematical challenges and advancements of his time.
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