The Euler Committee of the Swiss Academy of Sciences was founded in July 1907 with the task to publish all scientific books, papers and the correspondence of Leonhard Euler (1707-1783) in a scientific edition.

Euler's books and papers are edited in the Series I-III, the correspondence in the Series IV. In the last 100 years 72 volumes of the Series I-III have been published. The last two volumes are in preparation and should appear in 2009-2010. The Series IV with Euler's scientific correspondence will contain at least 9 volumes. 4 volumes have been published and 4 further volumes are in active preparation.

This huge endeavour can only succeed with the aid of internationally acclaimed scientists as coworkers and with the financial support of the Swiss National Science Foundation, the Swiss Academy of Sciences and many long-term substantial contributions from swiss industrial corporations.

Become a Sponsor

In order to support the Euler Committee's large-scale edition project and participate in its achievement, individuals and companies may adhere to our sponsoring association, the Leonhard Euler Society founded in 1913. A leaflet about the Society's aims in German is available here. The minimum membership fee amounts to CHF 50 per year. If you're interested in supporting the Euler Edition, please return the membership application form. Sponsors play an important role for the Committee's current and future projects; so we should be very grateful to count you among our members.

 

A comic book about Euler's life was authored, on occasion of the Tercentenary of his birth in 2007, by Alice and Andreas K. Heyne (text) and Elena Pini (illustrations). The production and distribution of this amusing biographical sketch was sponsored by the publishers, Birkhäuser (Basel); so its revenue helps to support the Euler Committee's projects. You can order the Euler comic in the original German version «Leonhard Euler – Ein Mann, mit dem man rechnen kann» and in the English translation «Leonhard Euler – A Man to be Reckoned With».