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Jacopo Francesco Riccati was a Venetian mathematician and jurist from Venice, known for his widely influential work on solving differential equations. He is best known for having studied the equation that bears his name.
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science · Italian mathematician (1676–1754) · mathematician · also Jacopo Riccati, Jacopo Francesco Riccati, Riccati
Born 28 May 1676 · Died 15 April 1754 · Q318303
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Was named in honor of him and his two sons, Vincenzo and Giordano
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Died 1754-04-15.
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Career landmark: mayor (1698–1729).
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Studied at University of Padua (1693–1696).
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Studied at Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie (1687–1693).
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Born 1676-05-28.
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