Works
The works which Euler published separately are:
- Dissertatio physica de sono (Dissertation on the physics of sound) (Basel, 1727, in quarto)
- Mechanica, sive motus scientia analytice; expasita (St Petersburg, 1736, in 2 vols. quarto)
- Einleitung in die Arithmetik (ibid., 1738, in 2 vols. octavo), in German and Russian
- Tentamen novae theoriae musicae (ibid. 1739, in quarto)
- Methodus inveniendi lineas curvas, maximi minimive proprietate gaudentes (Lausanne, 1744, in quarto)
- Additamentum II (English translation)
- Theoria motuum planetarum et cometarum (Berlin, 1744, in quarto)
- Beantwortung, &c. or Answers to Different Questions respecting Comets (ibid., 1744, in octavo)
- Neue Grundsatze, &c. or New Principles of Artillery, translated from the English of Benjamin Robins, with notes and illustrations (ibid., 1745, in octavo)
- Opuscula varii argumenti (ibid., 1746–1751, in 3 vols. quarto)
- Novae et carrectae tabulae ad loco lunae computanda (ibid., 1746, in quarto)
- Tabulae astronomicae solis et lunae (ibid., in quarto)
- Gedanken, &c. or Thoughts on the Elements of Bodies (ibid. in quarto)
- Rettung der gall-lichen Offenbarung, &c., Defence of Divine Revelation against Free-thinkers (ibid., 1747, in quarto)
- Introductio in analysin infinitorum (Introduction to the analysis of the infinites)(Lausanne, 1748, in 2 vols. quarto)
- Scientia navalis, seu tractatus de construendis ac dirigendis navibus (St Petersburg, 1749, in 2 vols. quarto)
- Exposé concernant l’examen de la lettre de M. de Leibnitz (1752, its English translation)
- Theoria motus lunae (Berlin, 1753, in quarto)
- Dissertatio de principio mininiae actionis, una cum examine objectionum cl. prof. Koenigii (ibid., 1753, in octavo)
- Institutiones calculi differentialis, cum ejus usu in analysi Intuitorum ac doctrina serierum (ibid., 1755, in quarto)
- Constructio lentium objectivarum, &c. (St Petersburg, 1762, in quarto)
- Theoria motus corporum solidorum seu rigidorum (Rostock, 1765, in quarto)
- Institutiones, calculi integralis (St Petersburg, 1768–1770, in 3 vols. quarto)
- Lettres a une Princesse d'Allernagne sur quelques sujets de physique et de philosophie (St Petersburg, 1768–1772, in 3 vols. octavo)
- Anleitung zur Algebra Elements of Algebra (ibid., 1770, in octavo); Dioptrica (ibid., 1767–1771, in 3 vols. quarto)
- Theoria motuum lunge nova methodo pertr. arctata' (ibid., 1772, in quarto)
- Novae tabulae lunares (ibid., in octavo); La théorie complete de la construction et de la manteuvre des vaisseaux (ibid., 1773, in octavo)
- Eclaircissements svr etablissements en favour taut des veuves que des marts, without a date
- Opuscula analytica (St Petersburg, 1783–1785, in 2 vols. quarto). See Rudio, Leonhard Euler (Basel, 1884).
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