AbstractThe proof of Proposition 9 in Archimedes’ On the Sphere and the Cylinder, Book i, contains an unproved statement that has been referred to as a “lacuna.” Most editors and experts in Archimedean texts have agreed on the existence of this gap and have offered different proofs for the statement, some of them with incomplete or even incorrect arguments. In this paper, I offer arguments of a mathematical, historical, and textual nature that show that it is not necessary to assume the presence of any gap in the text
Euclid uses an undefined notion of "equal figures", to which he applies the common notions about equ...
Good mathematics stands the test of time. As culture changes, we often ask different questions, brin...
In this paper we focus on the formalization of the proofs of equivalence between different versions ...
AbstractThe proof of Proposition 9 in Archimedes’ On the Sphere and the Cylinder, Book i, contains a...
La demostració de la proposició 9 del llibre primer de Sobre l'esfera i el cilindre d'Arquímedes con...
AbstractIn the Sphere and Cylinder Book I Archimedes makes an assertion about the areas of three tri...
This note shows that an alleged error in a proof by Archimedes is actually attributable to a modern ...
Comments on Archimedes' theorem about sphere and cylinderIn his treatise addressed to Dositheus of P...
In 1661, Borelli and Ecchellensis published a Latin translation of a text which they called the Ltmm...
The Method is the work in which Archimedes sets out his way of finding the areas and volumes of vari...
This article describes the mystery of a long lost codex of Archimedes that resurfaced briefly at the...
A theorem from Archimedes on the area of a circle is proved in a setting where some inconsistency is...
AbstractThe theorems that we will discuss are well-known in mathematics. They are related to the fou...
AbstractA bicylinder is the intersection of two equal right circular cylinders whose axes intersect ...
This paper explores Archimedes’ works in conoids, which are three dimensional versions of conic sect...
Euclid uses an undefined notion of "equal figures", to which he applies the common notions about equ...
Good mathematics stands the test of time. As culture changes, we often ask different questions, brin...
In this paper we focus on the formalization of the proofs of equivalence between different versions ...
AbstractThe proof of Proposition 9 in Archimedes’ On the Sphere and the Cylinder, Book i, contains a...
La demostració de la proposició 9 del llibre primer de Sobre l'esfera i el cilindre d'Arquímedes con...
AbstractIn the Sphere and Cylinder Book I Archimedes makes an assertion about the areas of three tri...
This note shows that an alleged error in a proof by Archimedes is actually attributable to a modern ...
Comments on Archimedes' theorem about sphere and cylinderIn his treatise addressed to Dositheus of P...
In 1661, Borelli and Ecchellensis published a Latin translation of a text which they called the Ltmm...
The Method is the work in which Archimedes sets out his way of finding the areas and volumes of vari...
This article describes the mystery of a long lost codex of Archimedes that resurfaced briefly at the...
A theorem from Archimedes on the area of a circle is proved in a setting where some inconsistency is...
AbstractThe theorems that we will discuss are well-known in mathematics. They are related to the fou...
AbstractA bicylinder is the intersection of two equal right circular cylinders whose axes intersect ...
This paper explores Archimedes’ works in conoids, which are three dimensional versions of conic sect...
Euclid uses an undefined notion of "equal figures", to which he applies the common notions about equ...
Good mathematics stands the test of time. As culture changes, we often ask different questions, brin...
In this paper we focus on the formalization of the proofs of equivalence between different versions ...