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Ernest Maindron, Les fondations de prix à l’Académie des sciences: Les lauréats de l’Académie, 1714–1880. Gauthier-Villars, Paris, 1881.

It is striking and not well-enough known (e.g. to Wikipedia) how the huge 125,000 pounds endowed in 1714 by Rouillé de Meslay (compare £20,000 for the famous Longitude Act drafted by Newton) drove fame and focus to celestial mechanics (for navigation, mostly even years) and shipbuilding (odd years) in 18th century science and technology, until the French Revolution:

Year: Winners:
1720 Nature of motion Crousaz
1720 Clock stabilization at sea Massy
1724 Collision laws Mac Laurin, J. Bernoulli
1725 Hourglass and water clock stabilization at sea D. Bernoulli
1726 Collision laws Mazière
1727 Ship masting Bouguer, Le Camus
1728 Causes of gravity Bulffinger
1729 Height measurement at sea Bouguer
1730 Motion of planetary aphelia J. Bernoulli
1731 Compass use at sea Bouguer
1732 Tilting of planetary orbits ∅
1733 Ship path tracing Poleni
1734 Tilting of planetary orbits D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1736 Propagation of light J. Bernoulli
1737 Anchor design Créqui, Poleni, Trésaguet, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1738 Nature and propagation of fire Créqui, Lozeran de Fiesc, L. Euler
1740 Tides Cavalleri, Mac Laurin, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1741 Capstan building de Pontis, Fenel, Delorme, Poleni, Ludot, J. Bernoulli
1743 Compass building L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1746 Compass magnetism Dutour, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1747 Finding time at sea D. Bernoulli
1748 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter L. Euler
1750 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter ∅
1751 Estimation of currents at sea D. Bernoulli
1752 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter Bošković, L. Euler
1753 Ship propulsion Mathon de la Cour, Pereyre, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1754 Planetary perturbations of Earth ∅
1755 Ship pitch and roll Chauchot
1756 Planetary perturbations of Earth L. Euler
1757 Ship pitch and roll D. Bernoulli
1758 Celestial body atmospheres Frisi
1759 Ship pitch and roll Groignard, L. Euler
1760 Mean motion of planets Frisi, C. Euler
1761 Ship stowage and ballasting Bossut, J. A. Euler
1762 Lunar acceleration Bossut
1764 Lunar libration Lagrange
1765 Ship stowage and ballasting Bourdé de Villehuet, Groignard, Gautier, Bossut
1766 Satellites of Jupiter Lagrange
1768 Secular equation of the Moon ∅
1769 Timekeeping at sea Le Roy
1770 Secular equation of the Moon J. A. Euler, L. Euler
1772 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange, L. Euler
1773 Timekeeping at sea Arsandeaux, Le Roy
1774 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange
1776 Planetary perturbations of comets ∅
1777 Compass building Magny, Van Swinden, Coulomb
1778 Planetary perturbations of comets Fuss
1780 Planetary perturbations of comets Lagrange
1781 Rope stiffness and friction in winches Delanges, Ximenes, L. Carnot, Coulomb
1782 Comets of 1532 and 1661 Méchain
1787 Maritime insurance Bicquilley, Delacroix
1791 Resistance of fluids Gerlach, Romme
1791 Herschel’s planet Delambre
1792 Satellites of Jupiter Delambre


More details in:
Frédéric Marguet, Histoire générale de la navigation du XV^e au XX^e siècle. Société d’Éditions Géographiques, Maritimes et Coloniales, Paris, 1931. (Once online, but seems broken now.)

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Ernest Maindron, Les fondations de prix à l’Académie des sciences: Les lauréats de l’Académie, 1714–1880. Gauthier-Villars, Paris, 1881.

It is striking and not well-enough known (e.g. to Wikipedia) how the huge 125,000 pounds endowed in 1714 by Rouillé de Meslay (compare £20,000 for the famous Longitude Act drafted by Newton) drove fame and focus to celestial mechanics (for navigation, mostly even years) and shipbuilding (odd years) in 18th century science and technology, until the French Revolution:

Year: Winners:
1720 Nature of motion Crousaz
1720 Clock stabilization at sea Massy
1724 Collision laws Mac Laurin, J. Bernoulli
1725 Hourglass and water clock stabilization at sea D. Bernoulli
1726 Collision laws Mazière
1727 Ship masting Bouguer, Le Camus
1728 Causes of gravity Bulffinger
1729 Height measurement at sea Bouguer
1730 Motion of planetary aphelia J. Bernoulli
1731 Compass use at sea Bouguer
1732 Tilting of planetary orbits ∅
1733 Ship path tracing Poleni
1734 Tilting of planetary orbits D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1736 Propagation of light J. Bernoulli
1737 Anchor design Créqui, Poleni, Trésaguet, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1738 Nature and propagation of fire Créqui, Lozeran de Fiesc, L. Euler
1740 Tides Cavalleri, Mac Laurin, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1741 Capstan building de Pontis, Fenel, Delorme, Poleni, Ludot, J. Bernoulli
1743 Compass building L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1746 Compass magnetism Dutour, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1747 Finding time at sea D. Bernoulli
1748 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter L. Euler
1750 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter ∅
1751 Estimation of currents at sea D. Bernoulli
1752 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter Bošković, L. Euler
1753 Ship propulsion Mathon de la Cour, Pereyre, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1754 Planetary perturbations of Earth ∅
1755 Ship pitch and roll Chauchot
1756 Planetary perturbations of Earth L. Euler
1757 Ship pitch and roll D. Bernoulli
1758 Celestial body atmospheres Frisi
1759 Ship pitch and roll Groignard, L. Euler
1760 Mean motion of planets Frisi, C. Euler
1761 Ship stowage and ballasting Bossut, J. A. Euler
1762 Lunar acceleration Bossut
1764 Lunar libration Lagrange
1765 Ship stowage and ballasting Bourdé de Villehuet, Groignard, Gautier, Bossut
1766 Satellites of Jupiter Lagrange
1768 Secular equation of the Moon ∅
1769 Timekeeping at sea Le Roy
1770 Secular equation of the Moon J. A. Euler, L. Euler
1772 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange, L. Euler
1773 Timekeeping at sea Arsandeaux, Le Roy
1774 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange
1776 Planetary perturbations of comets ∅
1777 Compass building Magny, Van Swinden, Coulomb
1778 Planetary perturbations of comets Fuss
1780 Planetary perturbations of comets Lagrange
1781 Rope stiffness and friction in winches Delanges, Ximenes, L. Carnot, Coulomb
1782 Comets of 1532 and 1661 Méchain
1787 Maritime insurance Bicquilley, Delacroix
1791 Resistance of fluids Gerlach, Romme
1791 Herschel’s planet Delambre
1792 Satellites of Jupiter Delambre


More details in:
Frédéric Marguet, Histoire générale de la navigation du XV^e au XX^e siècle. Société d’Éditions Géographiques, Maritimes et Coloniales, Paris, 1931. (Once online, but seems broken now.)

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Very nice! But what about after 1880?
  – Alexandre Eremenko
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  I don’t know. Start here?
  – Francois Ziegler
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

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Ernest Maindron, Les fondations de prix à l’Académie des sciences: Les lauréats de l’Académie, 1714–1880. Gauthier-Villars, Paris, 1881.

It is striking and not well-enough known (e.g. to Wikipedia) how the huge 125,000 pounds endowed in 1714 by Rouillé de Meslay (compare £20,000 for the famous Longitude Act drafted by Newton) drove fame and focus to celestial mechanics (for navigation, mostly even years) and shipbuilding (odd years) in 18th century science and technology, until the French Revolution:

Year: Winners:
1720 Nature of motion Crousaz
1720 Clock stabilization at sea Massy
1724 Collision laws Mac Laurin, J. Bernoulli
1725 Hourglass and water clock stabilization at sea D. Bernoulli
1726 Collision laws Mazière
1727 Ship masting Bouguer, Le Camus
1728 Causes of gravity Bulffinger
1729 Height measurement at sea Bouguer
1730 Motion of planetary aphelia J. Bernoulli
1731 Compass use at sea Bouguer
1732 Tilting of planetary orbits ∅
1733 Ship path tracing Poleni
1734 Tilting of planetary orbits D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1736 Propagation of light J. Bernoulli
1737 Anchor design Créqui, Poleni, Trésaguet, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1738 Nature and propagation of fire Créqui, Lozeran de Fiesc, L. Euler
1740 Tides Cavalleri, Mac Laurin, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1741 Capstan building de Pontis, Fenel, Delorme, Poleni, Ludot, J. Bernoulli
1743 Compass building L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1746 Compass magnetism Dutour, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1747 Finding time at sea D. Bernoulli
1748 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter L. Euler
1750 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter ∅
1751 Estimation of currents at sea D. Bernoulli
1752 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter Bošković, L. Euler
1753 Ship propulsion Mathon de la Cour, Pereyre, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1754 Planetary perturbations of Earth ∅
1755 Ship pitch and roll Chauchot
1756 Planetary perturbations of Earth L. Euler
1757 Ship pitch and roll D. Bernoulli
1758 Celestial body atmospheres Frisi
1759 Ship pitch and roll Groignard, L. Euler
1760 Mean motion of planets Frisi, C. Euler
1761 Ship stowage and ballasting Bossut, J. A. Euler
1762 Lunar acceleration Bossut
1764 Lunar libration Lagrange
1765 Ship stowage and ballasting Bourdé de Villehuet, Groignard, Gautier, Bossut
1766 Satellites of Jupiter Lagrange
1768 Secular equation of the Moon ∅
1769 Timekeeping at sea Le Roy
1770 Secular equation of the Moon J. A. Euler, L. Euler
1772 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange, L. Euler
1773 Timekeeping at sea Arsandeaux, Le Roy
1774 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange
1776 Planetary perturbations of comets ∅
1777 Compass building Magny, Van Swinden, Coulomb
1778 Planetary perturbations of comets Fuss
1780 Planetary perturbations of comets Lagrange
1781 Rope stiffness and friction in winches Delanges, Ximenes, L. Carnot, Coulomb
1782 Comets of 1532 and 1661 Méchain
1787 Maritime insurance Bicquilley, Delacroix
1791 Resistance of fluids Gerlach, Romme
1791 Herschel’s planet Delambre
1792 Satellites of Jupiter Delambre


More details in:
Frédéric Marguet, Histoire générale de la navigation du XV^e au XX^e siècle. Société d’Éditions Géographiques, Maritimes et Coloniales, Paris, 1931. (Once online, but seems broken now.)

share|improve this answer

edited 39 mins ago

answered 4 hours ago

Francois Ziegler

5,8911431

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Very nice! But what about after 1880?
  – Alexandre Eremenko
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  I don’t know. Start here?
  – Francois Ziegler
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

up vote
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up vote
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Ernest Maindron, Les fondations de prix à l’Académie des sciences: Les lauréats de l’Académie, 1714–1880. Gauthier-Villars, Paris, 1881.

It is striking and not well-enough known (e.g. to Wikipedia) how the huge 125,000 pounds endowed in 1714 by Rouillé de Meslay (compare £20,000 for the famous Longitude Act drafted by Newton) drove fame and focus to celestial mechanics (for navigation, mostly even years) and shipbuilding (odd years) in 18th century science and technology, until the French Revolution:

Year: Winners:
1720 Nature of motion Crousaz
1720 Clock stabilization at sea Massy
1724 Collision laws Mac Laurin, J. Bernoulli
1725 Hourglass and water clock stabilization at sea D. Bernoulli
1726 Collision laws Mazière
1727 Ship masting Bouguer, Le Camus
1728 Causes of gravity Bulffinger
1729 Height measurement at sea Bouguer
1730 Motion of planetary aphelia J. Bernoulli
1731 Compass use at sea Bouguer
1732 Tilting of planetary orbits ∅
1733 Ship path tracing Poleni
1734 Tilting of planetary orbits D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1736 Propagation of light J. Bernoulli
1737 Anchor design Créqui, Poleni, Trésaguet, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1738 Nature and propagation of fire Créqui, Lozeran de Fiesc, L. Euler
1740 Tides Cavalleri, Mac Laurin, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1741 Capstan building de Pontis, Fenel, Delorme, Poleni, Ludot, J. Bernoulli
1743 Compass building L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1746 Compass magnetism Dutour, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1747 Finding time at sea D. Bernoulli
1748 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter L. Euler
1750 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter ∅
1751 Estimation of currents at sea D. Bernoulli
1752 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter Bošković, L. Euler
1753 Ship propulsion Mathon de la Cour, Pereyre, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1754 Planetary perturbations of Earth ∅
1755 Ship pitch and roll Chauchot
1756 Planetary perturbations of Earth L. Euler
1757 Ship pitch and roll D. Bernoulli
1758 Celestial body atmospheres Frisi
1759 Ship pitch and roll Groignard, L. Euler
1760 Mean motion of planets Frisi, C. Euler
1761 Ship stowage and ballasting Bossut, J. A. Euler
1762 Lunar acceleration Bossut
1764 Lunar libration Lagrange
1765 Ship stowage and ballasting Bourdé de Villehuet, Groignard, Gautier, Bossut
1766 Satellites of Jupiter Lagrange
1768 Secular equation of the Moon ∅
1769 Timekeeping at sea Le Roy
1770 Secular equation of the Moon J. A. Euler, L. Euler
1772 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange, L. Euler
1773 Timekeeping at sea Arsandeaux, Le Roy
1774 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange
1776 Planetary perturbations of comets ∅
1777 Compass building Magny, Van Swinden, Coulomb
1778 Planetary perturbations of comets Fuss
1780 Planetary perturbations of comets Lagrange
1781 Rope stiffness and friction in winches Delanges, Ximenes, L. Carnot, Coulomb
1782 Comets of 1532 and 1661 Méchain
1787 Maritime insurance Bicquilley, Delacroix
1791 Resistance of fluids Gerlach, Romme
1791 Herschel’s planet Delambre
1792 Satellites of Jupiter Delambre


More details in:
Frédéric Marguet, Histoire générale de la navigation du XV^e au XX^e siècle. Société d’Éditions Géographiques, Maritimes et Coloniales, Paris, 1931. (Once online, but seems broken now.)

share|improve this answer

edited 39 mins ago

answered 4 hours ago

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Ernest Maindron, Les fondations de prix à l’Académie des sciences: Les lauréats de l’Académie, 1714–1880. Gauthier-Villars, Paris, 1881.

It is striking and not well-enough known (e.g. to Wikipedia) how the huge 125,000 pounds endowed in 1714 by Rouillé de Meslay (compare £20,000 for the famous Longitude Act drafted by Newton) drove fame and focus to celestial mechanics (for navigation, mostly even years) and shipbuilding (odd years) in 18th century science and technology, until the French Revolution:

Year: Winners:
1720 Nature of motion Crousaz
1720 Clock stabilization at sea Massy
1724 Collision laws Mac Laurin, J. Bernoulli
1725 Hourglass and water clock stabilization at sea D. Bernoulli
1726 Collision laws Mazière
1727 Ship masting Bouguer, Le Camus
1728 Causes of gravity Bulffinger
1729 Height measurement at sea Bouguer
1730 Motion of planetary aphelia J. Bernoulli
1731 Compass use at sea Bouguer
1732 Tilting of planetary orbits ∅
1733 Ship path tracing Poleni
1734 Tilting of planetary orbits D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1736 Propagation of light J. Bernoulli
1737 Anchor design Créqui, Poleni, Trésaguet, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1738 Nature and propagation of fire Créqui, Lozeran de Fiesc, L. Euler
1740 Tides Cavalleri, Mac Laurin, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1741 Capstan building de Pontis, Fenel, Delorme, Poleni, Ludot, J. Bernoulli
1743 Compass building L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1746 Compass magnetism Dutour, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli, J. Bernoulli
1747 Finding time at sea D. Bernoulli
1748 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter L. Euler
1750 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter ∅
1751 Estimation of currents at sea D. Bernoulli
1752 Inequalities of Saturn and Jupiter Bošković, L. Euler
1753 Ship propulsion Mathon de la Cour, Pereyre, L. Euler, D. Bernoulli
1754 Planetary perturbations of Earth ∅
1755 Ship pitch and roll Chauchot
1756 Planetary perturbations of Earth L. Euler
1757 Ship pitch and roll D. Bernoulli
1758 Celestial body atmospheres Frisi
1759 Ship pitch and roll Groignard, L. Euler
1760 Mean motion of planets Frisi, C. Euler
1761 Ship stowage and ballasting Bossut, J. A. Euler
1762 Lunar acceleration Bossut
1764 Lunar libration Lagrange
1765 Ship stowage and ballasting Bourdé de Villehuet, Groignard, Gautier, Bossut
1766 Satellites of Jupiter Lagrange
1768 Secular equation of the Moon ∅
1769 Timekeeping at sea Le Roy
1770 Secular equation of the Moon J. A. Euler, L. Euler
1772 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange, L. Euler
1773 Timekeeping at sea Arsandeaux, Le Roy
1774 Secular equation of the Moon Lagrange
1776 Planetary perturbations of comets ∅
1777 Compass building Magny, Van Swinden, Coulomb
1778 Planetary perturbations of comets Fuss
1780 Planetary perturbations of comets Lagrange
1781 Rope stiffness and friction in winches Delanges, Ximenes, L. Carnot, Coulomb
1782 Comets of 1532 and 1661 Méchain
1787 Maritime insurance Bicquilley, Delacroix
1791 Resistance of fluids Gerlach, Romme
1791 Herschel’s planet Delambre
1792 Satellites of Jupiter Delambre


More details in:
Frédéric Marguet, Histoire générale de la navigation du XV^e au XX^e siècle. Société d’Éditions Géographiques, Maritimes et Coloniales, Paris, 1931. (Once online, but seems broken now.)

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Very nice! But what about after 1880?
  – Alexandre Eremenko
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  I don’t know. Start here?
  – Francois Ziegler
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  Very nice! But what about after 1880?
  – Alexandre Eremenko
  2 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  I don’t know. Start here?
  – Francois Ziegler
  1 hour ago
  

  
  
  
  

Very nice! But what about after 1880?
– Alexandre Eremenko
2 hours ago

Very nice! But what about after 1880?
– Alexandre Eremenko
2 hours ago

I don’t know. Start here?
– Francois Ziegler
1 hour ago

I don’t know. Start here?
– Francois Ziegler
1 hour ago

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