Lomonosov, Mikhail Vasil'evich, 1711-1765.
Dissertation and manuscripts (in "Lomonossoviana"), ca. 1730-1749.
Includes dissertation and several manuscripts, as follows: 1) Lomonosov's student dissertation "Commentario de instrumento caustico," 1741; 2) "De ratione quantitatis, massae et ponderis," 1730s; 3) "Methodus nova, facillima et certissima, inveniendi et describendi lineam meridionalem. Auctore M. Lomonosow," 1730s; 4) "Dissertatio physica de corporum mixtorum differentia, quae in cohaesione corpusculorum consistit. Quam exercitii gratia conscripsit Micha'el Lomonosoff Matheseos et Philosphiae studiosus, Anna 1739 Mense Martion." At the end of the manuscript there are the marks that it has been read by acad. G. V. Kraft (on 1 May 1739), I. Weitbrecht (on May 2 1739) and L. Euler (on 4 May 1739); 5) "Consilium de construendo Barometro universali proponiter clarissimis Academicis. Auctore Micha'ele Lomonsov 1749; 6) "Problema [primum] Physica. De tubo nyctapico," 1758; 7) "Perevody retsenzij dissertatsij pervogo toma novykh kommentarij" ("Translations of the reviews of the dissertations from the 1st volume of the new commentaries"), it is bound and has a remark by A. Bogdanov: ""Poluchena iz tipogrfii v 1749 godu" ("It is received from print in 1749).
Russian chemist, astronomer, grammarian, historian; often called founder of Russian science; wrote poems, drama.
Dissertations, Academic -- Early works to 1800.
Physics -- Study and teaching -- Russia -- 18th century.
Science -- Study and teaching -- Russia -- 18th century.
Dissertations. aat
University of Imperial Academy of Sciences (St. Petersburg, Russia) -- Dissertations, Academic -- 18th century.
Bogdanov, A.
Euler, Leonhard, 1707-1783.
Kraft, G. V.
Weitbrecht, I.
AIP-ICOS
Russian Academy of Sciences. St. Petersburg Branch. Archive. Universitetskaia hab., 1, Korp. 2, St. Petersburg 199034