The interest in indivisibles in studies of the motion of freely falling bodies was confirmed in Galileo’s use of indivisibles from 1604 onwards. Beginning in 1621, Bonaventura Cavalieri worked out a new geometrical method that played an important part in clarifying the empirical use of indivisibles in this field. In a demonstration published in 1632 in the Dialogo, Galileo showed clearly the way in which the «total speed » is generated as an aggregate of «degrees of speed. » Some months later, Cavalieri gave, in Lo Specchio Ustorio, his own demonstration of the result obtained by Galileo, specifying the role played by the aggregate of indivisibles. This use of the aggregate of indivisibles is present in Galileo’s Discorsi, published in 1638...
At the beginning of the seventeenth century, Galileo Galilei made certain astronomical discoveries w...
According to some currents of modern historiography, Galilei's propensity for circular motion would ...
It is generally assumed that Galileo’s mechanical demonstration of theorem VI on accelerated motion ...
The interest in indivisibles in studies of the motion of freely falling bodies was confirmed in Gali...
This paper discusses the conceptions about indivisibles displayed in Galileo’s Discorsi, and explore...
At the turn of the seventeenth century, Bruno and Cavalieri independently developed two theories, c...
Though Cavalieri is well known for the Method of Indivisibles, the ideas underlying this method are ...
This book is intended as a historical and critical study on the origin of the equations of motion as...
Orientador: Prof. Dr.Eduardo Salles O.BarraDissertaçao (mestrado) - Universidade Federal do Paraná, ...
Si dimostra che Galileo non ha mai proposto un principo d'inerzia. Questo errore storiografico ancor...
According to some currents of modern historiography, Galilei's propensity for circular motion would ...
About the peculiarities of the Galilean Mathematization Philosophy of Natural Science Analyzing the ...
This research presents in a different way the new science of motion described in Galileo’s Discourse...
This research presents in a different way the new science of motion described in Galileo’s Discourse...
The concept of holistic measurement of motion is generally assumed to be essentially unmodified sinc...
At the beginning of the seventeenth century, Galileo Galilei made certain astronomical discoveries w...
According to some currents of modern historiography, Galilei's propensity for circular motion would ...
It is generally assumed that Galileo’s mechanical demonstration of theorem VI on accelerated motion ...
The interest in indivisibles in studies of the motion of freely falling bodies was confirmed in Gali...
This paper discusses the conceptions about indivisibles displayed in Galileo’s Discorsi, and explore...
At the turn of the seventeenth century, Bruno and Cavalieri independently developed two theories, c...
Though Cavalieri is well known for the Method of Indivisibles, the ideas underlying this method are ...
This book is intended as a historical and critical study on the origin of the equations of motion as...
Orientador: Prof. Dr.Eduardo Salles O.BarraDissertaçao (mestrado) - Universidade Federal do Paraná, ...
Si dimostra che Galileo non ha mai proposto un principo d'inerzia. Questo errore storiografico ancor...
According to some currents of modern historiography, Galilei's propensity for circular motion would ...
About the peculiarities of the Galilean Mathematization Philosophy of Natural Science Analyzing the ...
This research presents in a different way the new science of motion described in Galileo’s Discourse...
This research presents in a different way the new science of motion described in Galileo’s Discourse...
The concept of holistic measurement of motion is generally assumed to be essentially unmodified sinc...
At the beginning of the seventeenth century, Galileo Galilei made certain astronomical discoveries w...
According to some currents of modern historiography, Galilei's propensity for circular motion would ...
It is generally assumed that Galileo’s mechanical demonstration of theorem VI on accelerated motion ...