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63. Galileo E Le Questioni Meccaniche Attribuite Ad Aristotele Translate this page de Monantheuil, e furono privilegiato oggetto di riflessione per Niccolò Tartaglia,Girolamo Cardano, Pierre de la Ramée, guidobaldo del monte, Michel Varro http://www.iac.es/project/galileo/neo/esabstinvhelbingrev.html

Galileo e le Questioni Meccaniche attribuite ad Aristotele Mario Helbing Institut Politechnische. Zurich Die Schweiz Il breve e denso opuscolo Quaestiones mechanicae Q. M. ), ignorato in occidente fino alla fine del Quattrocento, e quasi unanimemente attribuito nel Cinquecento ad Aristotele, ebbe un ruolo decisivo nella costituzione della moderna scienza della meccanica; rappresentò infatti il primo trattato teorico di allora sul funzionamento delle macchine semplici. Tradotte in latino solo nel 1517, in seguito in spagnolo e italiano, le Quaestiones mechanicae Q. M. costituirono il nucleo delle tematiche delle Mecanicbe di Galileo, risalenti al suo periodo padovano (1592-1610), nelle successive redazioni del 1593, 1594 e del 1597-1598. Nel (1612) e più tardi nella Giornata quarta dei Discorsi e dimostrazioni intorno a due nuove scienze (1638), Galileo fece esplicitamente risalire al trattato aristotelico il principio generale del funzionamento delle macchine semplici. Alcuni particolari problemi proposti dalle Q. M.

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As there is no danger of mistaking, the titles of the works mentioned in this paper are always synthesised in the following way: Compasso, Annotazioni, Usus et fabrica circini and Difesa. As for critical essays, except for the Annotazioni , which had never been re-printed, see the second volume of the National Edition Le Opere di Galileo Galilei , Barbera, Florence 1968, which will be referred to as G.G. Difesa G.G. II, 561. (Works quotations are extracted from are always reported by their shortened title followed by the page number. The volume is shown in Roman numbers.). G.G. G.G. X, 324. Orazio Del Monte on 16th June: "Your Highness can easily compete in glory with Colombo". "Sidereus Nuncius" G.G. III, part I, 60. This passage is at the beginning of " Il Saggiatore", G.G. VI, 214-215, where Galileo is about to accuse Simon Mayr of trying to steal his antecedence in the discovery of Jupiter's satellites. This claim was included in Mundus Jovialis anno 1609 detectus ope perspicilli belgici. Hoc est quatuor jovialium planetarum cum theoria, tum tabulae propriis observationibus maxime fundatae

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IRRSAE Emilia Romagna Matematica e software didattici Bellaria 22, 23, 24 aprile 1998 Nella collana delle pubblicazioni dell'IRRSAE dell'Emilia Romagna è uscito il volume "Matematica e software didattici" a cura di Giovanni Margiotta. Il volume, che riporta gli esiti di un seminario residenziale che ha visto il coinvolgimento di due professori universitari e di 35 docenti di scuola secondaria, può essere richiesto presso la sede dell' Istituto Regionale di Ricerca dell'Emilia Romagna (Via Ugo Bassi 7, 40121 Bologna, tel. 051227669 - fax 051269221) o presso la sede dell' Istituto Regionale di Ricerca del Lazio (via Guidobaldo del Monte 54, 00197 Roma, tel. 0680967218, fax 068070791). Nel volume è presente una raccolta di esercizi, risolubili anche con uno o più pacchetti software oggi presenti sul mercato. E' sembrato opportuno inserire in rete parte dei materiali prodotti da questa esperienza. Qui di seguito si potrà trovare: l'elenco completo degli esercizi che sono stati proposti ai corsisti in formato PDF (richiede Acrobat Reader); una tabella riassuntiva con i problemi che sono stati effettivamente discussi e risolti durante il seminario.

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Seminario di Storia della Scienza Home Il Seminario Ricerca Didattica ... Strutture ::Ricerca Dottorato di ricerca Post-dottorato Assegni di ricerca Dottorato di ricerca - XIII ciclo CURRICULA Scienza nel Rinascimento; Scienza contemporanea: esatte e naturali; Scienza contemporanea: medico-biologiche; Storia della psicologia e delle scienze umane. DURATA Quattro anni. SEDI CONSORZIATE: Bologna, Genova, Roma. COLLEGIO DOCENTI: Prof. Pietro Beraldi Prof. Vincenzo Cappelletti Prof. Guido Cimino Prof. Nino Dazzi Prof. Mauro Di Giandomenico (Coordinatore) Prof. Paolo Freguglia Prof. Carlo Maccagni Prof. Maurizio Mamiani Prof. Giuliano Pancaldi Prof. Pietro Redondi Prof. Francesco Trevisani DOTTORI Dott. Serrapica, Salvatore XIII ciclo. A.a. 1997-2001. Dott.ssa Sorci, Alessandra XIII ciclo. A. a. 1997-2001. Dott.ssa Tassora, Roberta XIII ciclo. A.a. 1997-2001. Top

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71. Untitled this erudite work, he critiqued classical and modern theories of vision (includingthose by Witelo, Euclid, Aguilonius, guidobaldo del monte), and criticized http://www.wolfson.ox.ac.uk/~mhl/Leonardo/AccoltiBiography.htm

Pietro Accolti: Biography Pietro Accolti ( born Arezzo? 1579, died Florence 1642) was an Italian author, painter, architect, librarian and mathematician. Descendant of an illustrious Aretine family (his grandfather was Benedetto Accolti), Pietro was librarian and architect in the service of Cardinal Carlo Medici, and a member of the Florence Academy and the Academy of Design. He is known for Lo Inganno degli Occhi anamorphosis and quadratura ceiling painting are typical of 17th-century interests. Also noteworthy is his flexible attitude towards perspective rules, which he cited only to "open the eyes and minds" of students without intending to set restrictions. His ideas on unione and sfumamento (the transitions between light and shadow) have been compared to those of Pietro Testa , and interpreted as a product of the Carracci reform of color and chiaroscuro. Like Matteo Zaccolini's treatise, his writings testify to the 17th century revival of the Leonardesque ideal of scientific painting. Carlo Pedretti has shown that the appendix dedicated to young academicians is a paraphrase of Leonardo da Vinci's Treatise on Painting , now known as the "

72. MAA: Math Horizons--Subscribe guidobaldo del monte (15451607), a patron and friend of Galileo for twenty years,believed he had witnessed the creation of something out of nothing. http://faculty.oxy.edu/jquinn/Math_Horizons/teasers/teasers2-99.html

Current Contents Subscription Information Search for MH Articles Award Winning Articles ... Ideas? Content Teasers for February 1999 The PhD of Comedy It's practically a tradition for math teachers to subject their students to hackneyed old jokes. Such math jokes are part of the cultural heritage of mathematics handed down from teacher to student for generations: What's purple and commutes? An Abelian grape. Did you hear about the dog in the Complex plane? He left a residue at every pole. Sometimes they can even be funny. Students in Dr. Lew Lefton's mathematics classes at the University of New Orleans, however, can be sure that not only will they learn some beautiful math, but also that the man can tell a joke. After all, he's a professional. Legislating Pi Everyone knows that the legislature of the state of Indiana once passed a law setting the value of pi. Well, perhaps not everyone knows it, but many people with only a passing acquaintance with mathematics have it firmly in their heads that one of our sovereign states once tried to impose its will on a constant of nature. Everyone may not remember all of the details precisely: the date is often recalled only vaguely, and it might have been the legislature of Iowa, or Idaho, or maybe Illinois but no one has any doubt that pi was the subject of legislation. The Ultimate Flat Tire How flat can a tire be and still roll? Can something as straight as a straight line be used as a wheel? Sure, if, as explained below, one uses some care in defining its center. The insight is due to G. B. Robison in 1960 [1]; he also realized that by suitably truncating a doubly infinite straight line one could form a square wheel, which would indeed roll on a properly shaped road.

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PROGETTO DI LEGGE - N. 7579 Merita ripercorrere brevemente le ricche vicende di questo piccolo territorio, grazie ad una ricostruzione che dobbiamo, nel nostro caso, alla ricerca appassionata di un architetto e di due giovani studiosi, profondi cultori e conoscitori della storia e della cultura antica. Negli anni la tradizione monastica cresce e si allarga oltre le pendici del Monte Fumaiolo, dove sorgono i monasteri della Verna, di Camaldoli, di Vallombrosa, formando centri di vita monastica e religiosa di importanza sovranazionale che oggi continuano ad attirare migliaia di visitatori. Corriere della Sera, nel 1924, un reportage dedicato al Tevere ed al piccolo villaggio di Monte Coronaro; Pietro Pancrazi, che nelle sue memorie di viaggi e di passeggiate menziona la sosta "tra le amene faggete di quel monte"; Giovanni Papini, assiduo frequentatore di questi luoghi vicini alla sua casa natia; Gabriele D'Annunzio, che qui trascorreva lunghi periodi di soggiorno. Intorno agli anni trenta del nostro secolo cominciarono i lavori di sistemazione idraulica e forestale che portarono grandi benefici alle categorie sociali affrancatesi dall'agricoltura e dalla mezzadria, ma nel dopoguerra, negli annni cinquanta e sessanta, ha avuto inizio il lento ed inarrestabile esodo dalla montagna, senza che il "piano Fanfani" ed altre opere pubbliche riuscissero a tamponare il fenomeno.

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Facoltà di Ingegneria - Politecnico di Torino DIPARTIMENTO DI MECCANICA CONVEGNI CONFERENZE E SEMINARI ORGANIZZATI PRESSO IL DIPARTIMENTO I Convegni, Seminari e Conferenze organizzati presso il Dipartimento di Meccanica nel periodo dal 1993 al 1997 sono i seguenti: Convegni "Space missions and astrodynamics II", october 25-26, 1993 - in collaborazione con: Centro di Astrodinamica "G. Colombo", Osservatorio Astronomico di Torino, Alenia Spazio, Institute for Scientific Interchange. "Utilizzo della logica Fuzzy nelle applicazioni industriali", 26.01.93 - in collaborazione con la Soc. Omron. "Dimostrazione macchina di prova elettromeccanica universale UTS 10 T", 10.02.93 - in collaborazione con la Soc. Schenck. "Workshop on advanced astrodynamics", 31.10.95. "Innovazioni tecnologiche nella costruzione del corsetto Cheneau 1995 per le deformità vertebrali", 26.06.95 - in collaborazione con: Azienda Ospedaliera, CTO, CRF, Ospedale Maria Adelaide di Torino. "First IAA Symposium on realistic near-term advanced scientific missions", 25-27.07.96, in collaborazione con l'Accademia Internazionale di Astronautica.

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78. Pendulum More particularly, the debate between the Aristotelian guidobaldo del monte and Galileoover the latter s pendular claims, represents, in microcosm, the larger http://www.arts.unsw.edu.au/pendulum/overview.html

The International Pendulum Project: An Overview by Michael Matthews The International Pendulum Project (IPP) is a collaborative research project examining the history of the study of pendulum motion, and its scientific, horological, philosophical, cultural and educational ramifications. The Project demonstrates how understanding the pendulum story can assist teachers to improve science education by developing pendulum-related curricular content, by showing connections between pendulum studies and other parts of the school programme especially mathematics and social studies. The Project involves about thirty or so researchers in sixteen countries plus a large number of 'just interested' participants. As the pendulum is a universal topic in university mechanics courses, high school science programmes, and a common topic in elementary school science Ð an enriched approach to its study can result in enhanced science literacy for all, a literacy that includes appreciating the part played by science in the development of society and culture. The Pendulum in Western Science The pendulum has played a significant role in the development of Western science, culture and society. The pendulum was studied by Galileo, Huygens, Newton, Hooke and all the leading figures of seventeenth-century science. The pendulum was crucial for, among other things, establishing the collision laws, the conservation laws, the value of the acceleration due to gravity

79. Two New Sciences, Introduction the more important documents which might be cited in support of our statement, itwill suffice to mention the letter, written to guidobaldo del monte on the http://galileoandeinstein.physics.virginia.edu/tns_draft/tns_introduction.html

Last edited Feb. 15, 2000. cbc INTRODUCTION Writing to his faithful friend Elia Diodati, Galileo speaks of the "New Sciences" which he had in mind to print as being "superior to everything else of mine hitherto published"; elsewhere he says "they contain results which I consider the most important of all my studies"; and this opinion which he expressed concerning his own work has been confirmed by posterity: the "New Sciences" are, indeed, the masterpiece of Galileo who at the time when he made the above remarks had spent upon them more than thirty laborious years. One who wishes to trace the history of this remarkable work will find that the great philosopher laid its foundations during the eighteen best years of his life those which he spent at Padua. As we learn from his last scholar, Vincenzio Viviani, the numerous results at which Galileo had arrived while in this city, awakened intense admiration in the friends who had witnessed various experiments by means of which he was accustomed to investigate interesting questions in physics. Fra Paolo Sarpi exclaimed: To give us the Science of Motion, God and Nature have joined hands and created the intellect of Galileo. And when the "New Sciences" came from the press one of his foremost pupils, Paolo Aproino, wrote that the volume contained much which he had "already heard from his own lips" during student days at Padua. Limiting ourselves to only the more important documents which might be cited in support of our statement, it will suffice to mention the letter, written to Guidobaldo del Monte on the 29th of November, 1602, concerning the descent of heavy bodies

80. P. Bursill-Hall status of the mathematical arts and sciences in the later Renaissance (particularlyaround Padua and Piccolomoni, Tartaglia, and guidobaldo del monte); and the http://www.dpmms.cam.ac.uk/site2002/People/bursill-hall_p.html

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