Memoires Sur Differens Sujets De Mathematiques (1772)

Diderot's 1772 collection delves into various mathematical disciplines, including geometry, algebra, calculus, and mechanics. His essays reflect a profound passion for mathematics, presenting complex theories in an accessible, conversational style. Each section focuses on a specific area, from Euclidean geometry and trigonometry to differential calculus and the principles of mechanics. This work not only showcases Diderot's intellectual curiosity but also serves as a significant contribution to the history of mathematics, appealing to both scholars and enthusiasts alike.