ThA(c)orie Des Fonctions Analytiques

Théorie des Fonctions Analytiques by Joseph Louis Lagrange, with the subtitle "Contenant Les Principes Du Calcul Différentiel, Dégagés De Toute Considération D'infiniment Petits Ou D'évanouissans, De Limites Ou De Fluxions, Et Réduits À L'analyse Algébrique Des Quantités Finies," is a seminal work in the history of mathematics. This treatise, originally published before 1801, presents Lagrange's innovative approach to the theory of analytic functions, offering a rigorous foundation for calculus independent of infinitesimal or limit-based arguments. Lagrange's effort to ground calculus in pure algebra provides profound insights into mathematical analysis and makes this work an essential resource for historians of science and anyone interested in the foundations of mathematical thought. The book showcases Lagrange's commitment to precision and algebraic rigor, marking a significant advancement in mathematical science.

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