21. Pacioli Biography of luca pacioli (14451517) luca pacioli's father was Bartolomeo pacioli, but pacioli does not appear to have been brought up in his As far as pacioli was concerned, perhaps the most important feature of http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Pacioli.html

Luca Pacioli Born: 1445 in Sansepolcro, Italy Died: 1517 in Sansepolcro, Italy Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Luca Pacioli 's father was Bartolomeo Pacioli, but Pacioli does not appear to have been brought up in his parents house. He lived as a child with the Befolci family in Sansepolcro which was the town of his birth. This town is very much in the centre of Italy about 60 km north of the city of Perugia. As far as Pacioli was concerned, perhaps the most important feature of this small commercial town was the fact that Piero della Francesca had a studio and workshop in there and della Francesca spent quite some time there despite frequent commissions in other towns Although we know little of Pacioli's early life, the conjecture that he may have received at least a part of his education in the studio of della Francesca in Sansepolcro must at least have a strong chance of being correct. One reason that this seems likely to be true is the extensive knowledge that Pacioli had of the work of Piero della Francesca and Pacioli's writings were very strongly influenced by those of Piero Pacioli moved away from Sansepolcro while he was still a young lad. He moved to Venice to enter the service of the wealthy merchant Antonio Rompiansi whose house was in the highly desirable Giudecca district of that city. One has to assume that Pacioli was already well educated in basic mathematics from studies in Sansepolcro and he certainly must have been well educated generally to have been chosen as a tutor to Rompiansi's three sons. However, Pacioli took the opportunity to continue his mathematical studies at a higher level while in Venice, studying mathematics under Domenico Bragadino. During this time Pacioli gained experience both in teaching, from his role as tutor, and also in business from his role helping with Rompiansi's affairs.

22. Pacioli, Luca (1445-1514) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Biography Nationality , Italian v. pacioli, luca (14451514), References. Dunham,W. Journey Through Genius The Great Theorems of Mathematics. http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Pacioli.html

Branch of Science Mathematicians Nationality Italian Pacioli, Luca (1445-1514) References Dunham, W. Journey Through Genius: The Great Theorems of Mathematics. New York: Wiley, p. 134, 1990.

23. A Business Case Web Site, Business Case Encyclopedia P-R: ROI, Cost Benefit, Fin pacioli, luca de. Fifteenth century Franciscan friar who wrote De DevinaPropotione (1497), an attempt to rediscover the true shapes http://www.solutionmatrix.com/glosspqr.html

Pacioli , Luca de Fifteenth century Franciscan friar who wrote De Devina Propotione (1497), an attempt to re-discover the true shapes and proportions of the classical Roman alphabet. Pacioli also collaborated with Leonardo da Vinci, but he is best known for Summa de Arithmetica (1494), in which he provided the first printed description of double entry bookeeping. Paid-in capital Another term for Additional Paid-In Capital. See contributed capital. Par value The nominal, or officially stated value of a stock share when it is issued. Par value has little real relevance for accounting, contributed capital Payback period For a working spreadsheet example of payback period calculations, download the free financial metrics tool click here Like internal rate of return , the payback period metric takes essentially an "Investment" view of the action, plan, or scenario, and its estimated cash flow stream. Payback period is the length of time required to recover the cost of an investment (e.g. purchase of computer software or hardware), usually measured in years. Other things being equal, the better investment is the one with the shorter payback period. Also, payback periods are sometimes used as a way of comparing alternative investments with respect to risk: other things being equal, the investment with the shorter payback period is considered less risky.

24. PACIOLI, LUCA. Somma Di Aritmetica. pacioli, luca. Somma di aritmetica. 620 imágenesy registro bibliográfico. Miniaturas, 1/42. siguiente. 0001 l. http://www.fondoantiguo.us.es/obras/159/

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25. PACIOLI, LUCA. Somma Di Aritmetica. Translate this page pacioli, luca. Somma di aritmetica. Página de miniaturas 42. AUTOR pacioli, luca.TÍTULO Somma di aritmetica, geometria, proporzioni e proporcionalita. http://www.fondoantiguo.us.es/obras/159/imagelist.html

PACIOLI, LUCA. Somma di aritmetica. 620 imágenes y registro bibliográfico Lista de volúmenes PACIOLI, LUCA. Somma di aritmetica. En este volumen: Lista de imágenes Página de miniaturas 1 Página de miniaturas 2 Página de miniaturas 3 Página de miniaturas 4 ... Página de miniaturas 42 AUTOR: Pacioli, Luca TÍTULO: Somma di aritmetica, geometria, proporzioni e proporcionalita PIÉ DE IMPRENTA: Venezia : Paganino de Paganini, 20 noviembre; 10 nov. 1494 DESC. FÍSICA: 2 partes (232 h.; 76 h.); fol. SIGNATURA: [1234]8, a-z8, [et]8, [cum]8, [rum]10, AA14; P.II: A-H8, I-K6 NOTAS: L. gót. 3 tam. 56 lín. Inic. grab. Min. p. inic. LOCALIZACIÓN: BUS 335/68 (Microfilm 42) Lista de imágenes 0001 l Pq Med Gr 0002 l Pq Med Gr 0003 l Pq Med Gr 0004 l Pq Med Gr 0005 l Pq Med Gr 0006 l Pq Med Gr 0007 l Pq Med Gr 0008 l Pq Med Gr 0009 l Pq Med Gr 0010 l Pq Med Gr 0011 l Pq Med Gr 0012 l Pq Med Gr 0013 l Pq Med Gr 0014 l Pq Med Gr 0015 l Pq Med Gr 0016 l Pq Med Gr 0017 l Pq Med Gr 0018 l Pq Med Gr 0019 l Pq Med Gr 0020 l Pq Med Gr 0021 l Pq Med Gr 0022 l Pq Med Gr 0023 l Pq Med Gr 0024 l Pq Med Gr 0025 l Pq Med Gr 0026 l Pq Med Gr 0027 l Pq Med Gr 0028 l Pq Med Gr 0029 l Pq Med Gr 0030 l Pq Med Gr 0031 l Pq Med Gr 0032 l Pq Med Gr 0033 l Pq Med Gr 0034 l Pq Med Gr 0035 l Pq Med Gr 0036 l Pq Med Gr 0037 l Pq Med Gr 0038 l Pq Med Gr 0039 l Pq Med Gr 0040 l Pq Med Gr 0041 l Pq Med Gr 0042 l Pq Med Gr 0043 l Pq Med Gr 0044 l Pq Med Gr 0045 l Pq Med Gr 0046 l Pq Med Gr 0047 l Pq Med Gr 0048 l Pq Med Gr 0049 l Pq Med Gr 0050 l

26. Www.castillayleon.com/cultura/cientificos/pacioli.htm Biografia de pacioli, luca luca di Borgo Translate this page pacioli, luca luca di Borgo. (Borgo San Sepolcro, 1445-Roma, c. 1510)Matemático italiano. Fue profesor en diversas ciudades, entre http://www.castillayleon.com/cultura/cientificos/pacioli.htm

27. Sito Fondazione Luca Pacioli della Fondazione, Schede di Lettura, Monitoraggio. Link, Attività di Formazione. http://www.fondazionelucapacioli.it/

28. Biblioteca Virtual - Pacioli, Luca (1445- Ca.1510) Translate this page Ficha de autor, Foro de debate Foro, Añadir a mis autores preferidosMarca. pacioli, luca (1445- ca.1510). Títulos digitalizados http://cervantesvirtual.com/FichaAutor.html?Ref=6009&idGrupo=Facsimil

29. Jovellanos Translate this page pacioli, luca (1445 - 1510). Matemático italiano nacido en Borgo SantoSepolcro y fallecido en Roma. Miembro de la orden franciscana http://www.joramon.com/dicciona/personas/pacioli.htm

Pacioli , Luca (1445 - 1510) Matemático italiano nacido en Borgo Santo Sepolcro y fallecido en Roma. Miembro de la orden franciscana, enseño matemáticas en Perugia, Nápoles, Milán, Pisa, Bolonia, Venecia y Roma, y a él se le deben los primeros ejemplos del cálculo de probabilidades y de logaritmos neperianos. Fue autor de Summa de Airthmetica, Geometria, proportioni et proportionalitá (1494), en una de cuyas partes, titulada Tractatus particularis de computis et scripturis , se encuentra el primer análisis sistemático del método de la partida doble y de la teneduría de libros. "...Esto mismo harás con todas las cuentas que tuvieras que arrastrar a un folio nuevo, posterior, engarzándolas del modo indicado, sin dejar ningún espacio entre ellas y las anteriores, por lo que las cuentas se han de colocar siempre en el lugar que les corresponde, siguiendo el mismo orden en que se originan, por su día y año, de manera que nadie te pueda calumniar "

30. La Divine Proportion De Luca Pacioli Translate this page La Divine Proportion de luca pacioli. luca pacioli (env. 1450-1514)est originaire de Borgo San Sepolcro comme Piero della Francesca. http://www.ac-poitiers.fr/arts_p/b@lise14/pageshtm/page_4.htm

La Divine Proportion de luca Pacioli Luca Pacioli (env. 1450-1514) est originaire de Borgo San Sepolcro comme Piero della Francesca. Moine franciscain, théologien, il enseigne avec talent les mathématiques dans de nombreuses villes italiennes et se lie d'amitié avec certains des plus éminents esprits de la Renaissance : Alberti, Piero della Francesca et Vinci. Son œuvre majeure, " Summa di arithmetica, geometrica, proportione et proportionalita ", véritable encyclopédie mathématique, publiée en 1494, lui assure la célébrité. En 1509 est imprimé à Venise " De Divina Proportione " (1) dont le manuscrit avait été offert plusieurs années auparavant à Ludovic le More, Duc de Milan. Illustré par Léonard de Vinci, l'ouvrage comprend une partie principale consacrée à l'étude des propriétés de la proportion suivi d'un court traité d'architecture, du tracé d'un alphabet antique, et du " Libellus ", une suite d'exercices mathématiques portant notamment sur les polyèdres réguliers (2) Un "

31. EUCLIDE. [PACIOLI, Luca]., Op[er]a A Campano Interprete Fidissimo Translata ... Proportione de luca pacioli avec les illustrations de Léonard de Vinci. http://www.polybiblio.com/basane/AA32.html

Librairie Thomas-Scheler EUCLIDE. [PACIOLI, Luca]. Op[er]a a Campano interprete fidissimo translata ... Lucas Paciolus... emendavit. Venetiis, Paganinus de Paganinis, 1509. In-folio de 145 ff. mal ch. 144 (sans le dern. bl.) ; veau brun, dos à nerfs, filets d'encadrement à froid et fleurons d'angle dorés sur les plats (Reliure moderne, genre ancien). Thomas-Stanford, 4; DSB, X, pp.269-72. Edition d'une grande rareté. Elle fut établie et commentée par Luca Pacioli, qui explique dans sa préface que Léonard de Vinci l'avait vivement encouragé dans cette publication. Les deux hommes s'étaient rencontrés à la cour des Sforza à Milan quelques années auparavant et étaient devenus amis. C'est en 1509 aussi que parut, chez le même éditeur, la Divina Proportione de Luca Pacioli avec les illustrations de Léonard de Vinci. On retrouve, du reste, une grande similitude dans la typographie et la mise en page des deux ouvrages. "In 1509 there had appeared also at Venice a very notable edition of the fifteen books of the Elements from the press of Paganinus de Paganinis... From the typographical point of view, it is a very remarkable and attractive book. The title, in red and black, is admirably spaced. The text, which is not overloaded with commentary, fills only half the width of the page, the ample margin being occupied by the diagrams which are on an unusually large scale... In the Venetian Euclids of 1482, 1505 and 1509 the art of book-production reached the meridian" (Thomas-Stanford).

32. PACIOLI, Luca., Summa De Arithmetica Geometria. Proportioni: Et Proportionalita: Bernard Quaritch Ltd. THE FIRST EXPOSITION OF DOUBLEENTRY BOOKKEEPINGA MERCHANT S COPY. pacioli, luca. Summa de Arithmetica geometria. http://www.polybiblio.com/quaritch/H63.html

Bernard Quaritch Ltd. THE FIRST EXPOSITION OF DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOKKEEPING A MERCHANT'S COPY PACIOLI, Luca. Toscolano, Paganino de Paganini, 1523. Second edition of Pacioli's treatise on mathematics, an exact reprint of the first edition of Venice, 1494, containing the first printed exposition of double-entry bookkeeping. Pacioli's name heads the several dedicatory prefaces. Prior to its first publication in 1494, Pacioli had been working on the Summa de Arithmetica for a period of thirty years. Pacioli regretted the low ebb to which teaching had fallen and he thought that the fault lay in the use of improper methods and in the scarcity of available subject matter. He sought to correct these faults in the Summa. He divided the material as follows: 1. Arithmetic and algebra. 2. Their use in trade reckoning. 3. Bookkeeping. 4. Money and exchange. 5. Pure and especially applied geometry. 'Pacioli in Venice was putting the book-keeping section of the Summa in shape for publication towards the end of 1493, but that portion was certainly written some time before the date of publication ... At no place did Pacioli claim originality for the double-entry system of book-keeping which he described. He specifically stated that he was merely writing down the system which had been used in Venice for over two hundred years ... Adams P8; BM STC Italian Books, 1465-1600, p. 482; Goldsmiths' 15; ICA, p. 1; Kress 33; Mortimer, Italian 16th-Century Books II, 347; Smith, Rara Arithmetica, p. 56; not in Herwood or Montgomery.

33. Pacioli, Luca Translate this page Pascal, Blaise. Blaise Pascal (1623-62), scienziato e filosofo francese, in un ritrattodi P. de Champaigne (Parigi, Collezione Moussalli). Foto Archivio IGDA. http://digilander.libero.it/artemate/matematici/pascal.htm

Pascal, Blaise Blaise Pascal (1623-62), scienziato e filosofo francese, in un ritratto di P. de Champaigne (Parigi, Collezione Moussalli). Foto: Archivio IGDA F ilosofo, scienziato e scrittore francese (Clermont, Auvergne, 1623-Parigi 1662). Il padre, magistrato, trasferitosi a Parigi, curò personalmente la sua educazione; Blaise si dimostrò così precoce nello studio della fisica e dalla matematica da essere ammesso alle riunioni scientifiche organizzate da padre Mersenne che era in corrispondenza coi più grandi ricercatori del tempo: da Galilei a Torricelli, da Fermat a Descartes. Appena sedicenne, pubblicò il suo primo scritto scientifico, un Saggio sulle coniche , che comprendeva tra l'altro il teorema concernente l'esagono iscritto in una conica qualsiasi (teorema di Pascal). Dal 1640 al 1647 soggiornò a Rouen, ove il padre era stato invitato da Richelieu per una missione di amministrazione fiscale. Proprio al fine di agevolare i calcoli delle imposte, Pascal progettò nel 1642 una macchina aritmetica a ingranaggi ( pascaline ) che metterà a punto in modo definitivo nel 1652. Durante il soggiorno a Rouen, ove ebbe peraltro modo di stabilire i primi contatti col movimento giansenista (1646), cominciò a dedicarsi intensamente allo studio del problema del vuoto, allora di grandissima attualità. Rientrato a Parigi, oltre a confermare l'esperienza di Torricelli (

34. Incunabula From The Dibner Library Of The History Of Science And Technology Translate this page Author pacioli, luca, d. ca. 1514 Title Summa de arithmetica geometria proportioniet proportionalita Closer View, Author pacioli, luca, d. ca. http://web4.si.edu/sil/incunabula/all-images-results.cfm?StartRecord=19

35. Incunabula From The Dibner Library Of The History Of Science And Technology Author pacioli, luca, d. ca. 1514. Short Title Summa de arithmeticageometria proportioni et proportionalita (1494). Title Sum http://web4.si.edu/sil/incunabula/browse-results-author.cfm?author=Pacioli, Luca

36. Luca Pacioli By Antreas P. Hatzipolakis luca pacioli by Antreas P. Hatzipolakis. Includes bibliographical references(p. 103108). Subjects pacioli, luca, d. ca. 1514 Exhibitions. http://mathforum.org/epigone/math-history-list/dwarprenyin/34622F46.6333@hol.gr

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38. Lexikon - Luca Pacioli Definition Erklärung Bedeutung † um 1518) war ein italienischer Mathematiker und Franziskaner. http://www.net-lexikon.de/Luca-Pacioli.html

Suche: Info Mitglied werden A B ... Impressum Beta 0.71 powered by: akademie.de Wikipedia PHP PostgreSQL ... englischen Lexikon Google News zum Stichwort Luca Pacioli Definition, Bedeutung, Erkl¤rung im Lexikon Luca Pacioli (* um in Borgo San Sepolero, Toskana ) war ein italien ischer Mathematiker und Franziskaner. Seit 1477 war er Professor in Per¹gia, Neapel, Mailand, Florenz, Venedig und Rom; er war mit Leonardo da Vinci befreundet und schrieb auf dessen Anregung eine Abhandlung ¼ber den Goldenen Schnitt Sein Buch Summa de Arithmetica, Geometria, Proportioni et Proportionalit  1494 gilt als gr¶Ÿte mathematische Arbeit der Renaissance. Das Buch enth¤lt auŸerdem die erste geschlossene Darstellung der "Venezianischen Methode" = doppelte Buchf¼hrung, wie sie zu diesem Zeitpunkt wahrscheinlich von den Venezianern und Medici verwendet wurde. Das Buch wurde in viele Sprache ¼bersetzt und von anderen Autoren kopiert, was der dopppelten Buchf¼hrung zu ihrem Durchbruch verhalf. B¼cher bei Amazon.de zum Stichwort: Luca Pacioli Info: Dieser Artikel aus Wikipedia wird durch die GNU FDL lizenziert.

39. Fra Luca Pacioli drs. Anne J. van der Helm and drs. Johanna Postma have been studyingthe history of accounting since 1994, luca pacioli in particular. http://home.hetnet.nl/~annejvanderhelm/

Buursterlaan 6 8435 XN DONKERBROEK the Netherlands phone/fax: +31 516 491 887 e-mail: annejvdhelm@hetnet.nl Please visit our page on Benedetto Cotrugli Statue of LUCA PACIOLI Sansepolcro. 1995 erected by: "I concittadini e Le Scuole de Ragioneria in Jappone". CALL FOR INFORMATION Since 1994 drs. A. J. van der Helm and drs. Johanna Postma have been studying the history of accounting in general and LUCA PACIOLI's life and oeuvre in particular, with a special interest for his Distinctio IX Tractatus XI "De Computis et Scripturis" , out of his "Summa de Arithmetica, Geometria, Proportioni & Proportionalita" , Venice, 1494. The Institute's Library contains (photo)copies of 35 translations (in 15 languages) of Pacioli's treatise. We mention: In German Jaeger (1876), Penndorf (1933) In Italian Gitti (1878), Antinori (1959, 1990 and 1994), Conterio/Yamey/Belloni (1994) In Russian Waldenberg (1893), Bauer (1913) In Czech Kheil (1894?), Raulich (1940) In Flemish/Dutch Volmer (1896), Haulotte/Stevelinck (1994)

40. Fra Luca Pacioli Buursterlaan 6 8435 XN DONKERBROEK the Netherlands phone/fax +31 516 491 887 emailannejvdhelm@hetnet.nl Please visit our page on luca pacioli, Statue of http://home.hetnet.nl/~annejvanderhelm/cotrugli.html

Buursterlaan 6 8435 XN DONKERBROEK the Netherlands phone/fax: +31 516 491 887 e-mail: annejvdhelm@hetnet.nl Please visit our page on Luca Pacioli Statue of LUCA PACIOLI Sansepolcro. 1995 erected by: "I concittadini e Le Scuole de Ragioneria in Jappone". Press Release April 10, 1998 Rewriting the History of Accounting? Recently discovered early 15th Century Venetian Bookkeeping Instructions A few months ago drs. Johanna Postma and drs. A. J. van der Helm discovered a third manuscript, dated 1475, of Benedetto COTRUGLI's "LIBRO DE L'ARTE DE LA MERCATURA" in the National Library of Malta, Vallette (copyist was Marino de Raphaeli de Ragusa). This manuscript is nine years older than the oldest previously known (copyist was Strozzi, 1484). The text of this manuscript is followed by an "appendix", in the same handwriting, which is even more important. Starting with some instruction, it contains an inventory and 266 journal entries, all dated Neapoli 1475. The themes are very realistic: all kinds of trade with taxes, brokerage and other costs, "Camera d'Imprestedi", partnerships, letters of exchange, commercial voyages (to one's own account, to the account of the partnership or commissioned to someone else) to Beirut, Alexandria and Spain, ship insurance, silk industry (from cocoons bought to silk sold), building houses, let and rent of houses, barter (corn for slaves for example). Between groups of journal entries are more instructions.

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