De Infinitis Infinitorum, Et Infinite Parvorum Ordinibus Disquisitio Geometrica

De Infinitis Infinitorum, Et Infinite Parvorum Ordinibus Disquisitio Geometrica, published in 1710, is a treatise by Guido Grandi exploring the orders of infinites and infinitesimals through a geometric lens. In this work, Grandi demonstrates various gradations within both categories and elucidates the foundations of infinitesimal methods. Special attention is given to the 'plusquam infinita' hyperbolic spaces of Wallis. This historical work offers insights into the development of calculus and geometric thought in the early 18th century, showcasing Grandi's contributions to the mathematical understanding of infinitesimals and their applications.

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