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Lizbeth A. Mariano,Aura C. Matiasaccess to appropriate education and to find a suitable opportunity to develop his skills to the fullest may seem unlikely. Yet, sometimes things fall into place. Looking back at the present biography, we find that Lexell had recognised his vocation early in life and only waited for a chance to fulfi

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What Makes a System Smart? Wise?t his talent and inclination lay principally in the field of theoretical astronomy. As a mathematical subject, it suited him perfectly, and by adopting Euler’s approach and rigour to the problems at hand, he learned to master the science to a great perfection.

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Jens Neuhüttler,Inka C. Woyke,Walter Ganz judged himself and how he . to others. All these assessments are subjective and influenced by the personality of the observer as well as the person described. The main sources for the present assessment of Lexell’s personality are his letters and the contents of his library [47].

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Louis E. Freund,Wojciech CellaryAs a scientist Lexell is undoubtedly best remembered for his work in celestial mechanics.