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1711 in science
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February 19, 2025
Overview of the events of 1711 in science
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The year
1711 in
science
and
technology
involved some significant events.
Contents
Biology
Mathematics
Technology
Births
Biology
Luigi Ferdinando Marsigli
shows that
coral
is an animal rather than a plant as previously thought.
Mathematics
Giovanni Ceva
publishes
De Re Nummeraria
(
Concerning Money Matters
), one of the first books on
mathematical economics
.
John Keill
, writing in the journal of the
Royal Society
and with
Isaac Newton
's presumed blessing, accuses
Gottfried Leibniz
of having plagiarized Newton's
calculus
, formally starting the
Leibniz and Newton calculus controversy
.
Technology
John Shore
invents the
tuning fork
Births
May 18 –
Ruđer Bošković
,
Ragusan
polymath
(died
1787
)
July 22 –
Georg Wilhelm Richmann
, Russian
physicist
(died
1753
)
September 22 –
Thomas Wright
, English
astronomer
,
mathematician
, instrument maker, architect, garden designer, antiquary and genealogist (died
1786
)
October 31 –
Laura Bassi
, Italian scientist (died
1778
)
November 19 –
Mikhail Lomonosov
, Russian scientist (died
1765
)
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