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Menaechmus (Greek: , 380–320 BC) was an ancient Greek mathematician and geometer born in Alopeconnesus (within modern-day Turkey), who was known for his friendship with the renowned philosopher Plato...
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Menaechmi , a Latin-language play, is considered by many as Plautus' greatest play. Its title is sometimes translated as The Brothers Menaechmus or The Two Menaechmuses . The Menaechmi is a play ...
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Menaechmus (about 380 BC-about 320 BC) ... Menaechmus was a Greek mathematician who tutored Alexander the Great in the subject. He was the first to investigate the ellipse, parabola and hyperbola as sections of a cone...
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Biography of Menaechmus (BB^Y-about 320 BC) ... Some have inferred from this (see for example [4]) that Menaechmus acted as a tutor to Alexander the Great, and indeed this is not impossible to imagine since as Allman suggests Aristotle may have provided the link between the two.
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A discovery is attributed to Menaechmus, the student of Eudoxus, about 2400 years ago. This discovery bestows new found power to solve seemingly unsolvable problems, like doubling the cube and trisecting the angle, with the properties of the cone and its sections.
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A synopsis of the play by Plautus. ... When the boys were seven years old, Moschus took one of them, Menaechmus, with him on a business trip to Tarentum. There the boy became separated from his father and lost in the crowd. He was found later and adopted by a wealthy merchant of Epidamnus.
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Menaechmus made his discoveries on conic sections while attempting, unsuccessfully, to solve the problem of duplicating the cube. It has also been suggested that he served as a tutor to Alexander the Great. Related category;
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Kegelschnitte: Apollonius und Menaechmus ... The specific problem considered by Menaechmus was to find two mean proportionals between two straight lines. He solved in this way the problem of the duplicating the cube using conic sections. Menaechmus's solution is described by Eutocius in his commentary to Archimedes “On...
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on Menaechmus (Greek mathematician), c. 380 bcAlopeconnesus, Asia Minor [now Turkey]c. 320Cyzicus? [modern Kapidaği Yarimadasi, Turkey]Greek mathematician and friend of Plato who is credited with discovering the conic sections. ... CREATE MY Menaechmus NEW DOCUMENT...
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Almost identical twins were born to a merchant of Syracuse, in Sicily, and were named Menaechmus and Sosicles. Several years later, Menaechmus was stolen and carried off to the city of Epidamnus. The grieving grandfather, in his affection for the lost boy, gave his name to Sosicles.
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