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French general, military architect and mathematician
Carnot led to proof of membership of gravity on the geometry and thus enabled the connection of geometry and mechanics. His writings on the geometry of the situation are essential. He set a record at the loss of kinetic energy during the collision inelastic bodies. As a politician, he created the conditions for the establishment of the "Ecole Polytechnique", as a general, he was called the "organizer of victory" or the "Great Carnot".
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variant spelling:
Carnot, Lazare; ; Carnot, L.; Nicolas Marguerite; N.; -Nicolas-Marguerite; Nicolas M...; Carnot, J. V.; Nicolas Marguérite; Carnot, J. V. M.; Carnot, L. N. M.
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Curriculum vitae
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* 13.05.1753
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Nolay
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born
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1773
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Mezieres
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Head of military engineering at the "Ecole du Genie Militaire"
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1786
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Arras
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Military engineer
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1787
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Dijon
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Member of the academy
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1791
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Paris
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Member of the Legislative Assembly
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1791
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St. Omer
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Military engineer
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1792
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Paris
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Member of the National Convention
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1793
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Paris
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General of the Revolutionary Army
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1793
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Paris
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Member of the "Committee for Public Security"
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1794
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Paris
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President of the National Convention
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1795 - 1797
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Paris
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Member of the Board
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1796
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Paris
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Member of the "Institut de France"
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1797
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Genf, Nürnberg, Augsburg
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Escaping from Napoleon
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1800
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Paris
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Secretary of War under Napoleon I.
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1800 - 1810
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St. Omer
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Private studies
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1802
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Paris
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Member of the Tribunal
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1807
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München
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Member of the "Bavarian Academy of Sciences"
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1814
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Antwerpen
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Commander under Napoleon I.
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1815
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Paris
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Home Secretary under Napoleon I.
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1816
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Warschau
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Escape
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1816 - 1823
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Magdeburg
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Exile
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† 02.08.1823
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Magdeburg
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died
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