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Un successeur de Bouguer : Étienne Bézout (1730 ? 1783) commissaire pour la marine à l'Académie royale des sciences Export

(20 Oct 2009)

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Étienne Bézout, member of the Académie Royale des Sciences, have to study some works and books sended at the Académy. In this article, we will look at this responsibility for Navy, before and after 1764, which is the year of Bézout's nomination at the charge of Examinateur des Gardes du Pavillon et de la Marine. Each year he must go to Brest, Rochefort and Toulon harbours to examine the Gardes de la Marine. This give to him titles and qualifications as expert in sailing. We will see his participation at an Academy polemic : Blondeau versus Bouguer/Lacaille on a navigation book. Almost in the same time, Étienne Bézout will be member of the Académie de Marine de Brest in 1769. We will see his work in this last Academy. At last, we will study his Traité de navigation, written in 1769 and we will compare to Bouguer's Navigation book.


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