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Traité des Fusions
A Treatise of Fluxions
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A Treatise of Fluxions is a comprehensive calculus textbook written by Colin Maclaurin and published in 1742.
It was created in response to the criticisms of calculus made by George Berkeley in The Analyst.
Maclaurin's book set out to provide a rigorous foundation for Newton's methods and became the standard for calculus education in Britain for decades.
It was created in response to the criticisms of calculus made by George Berkeley in The Analyst.
Maclaurin's book set out to provide a rigorous foundation for Newton's methods and became the standard for calculus education in Britain for decades.
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