Pages that link to "Item:Q172610"

The following pages link to Archive for History of Exact Sciences (Q172610):

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• The Ehrenfest classification of phase transitions: Introduction and evolution (Q1389835) (← links)
• Newton's determination of the masses and densities of the Sun, Jupiter, Saturn, and the Earth (Q1389837) (← links)
• Mathematical treatment of astronomical observations (a historical essay) (Q1393210) (← links)
• Two letters from Einstein concerning his distant parallelism field theory (Q1394326) (← links)
• The mathematics of the Area Law: Kepler's successful proof in \textit{Epitome Astronomiae Copernicanae} (1621) (Q1404740) (← links)
• Magic number: A partial history of the fine-structure constant. (Q1404741) (← links)
• Cauchy and Gauß. Cauchy's reception in connection with Gauß (Q1407809) (← links)
• On the shoulders of Hipparchus. A reappraisal of ancient Greek combinatorics (Q1407810) (← links)
• Construction of magic squares using the knight's move in Islamic mathematics (Q1421052) (← links)
• The spirited horse, the engineer, and the mathematician: water waves in nineteenth-century hydrodynamics (Q1421053) (← links)
• Sophistic aspects of Pappus \textit{Collection}. (Q1566081) (← links)
• An anonymous zij in Hebrew for 1400 A. D. : a preliminary report (Q1566082) (← links)
• Rob'd of glories: The posthumous misfortunes of Thomas Harriot and his algebra (Q1571040) (← links)
• Water-filled telescopes and the pre-history of Fresnel's ether dragging (Q1571042) (← links)
• On a ``much underestimated'' paper of Alexander (Q1582471) (← links)
• Plato: Parmenides 149a7-c3. A proof by complete induction? (Q1582472) (← links)
• The distance of stars in the 18th century: The scale of magnitude of John Michell (Q1582474) (← links)
• A 3405: An unusual astronomical text from Uruk (Q1593671) (← links)
• Inverse-square orbits in Newton's \(Principia\) and twentieth-century commentary thereon (Q1593672) (← links)
• The conical sundial from Thyrrheion -- reconstruction and error analysis of a displaced antique sundial (Q1593674) (← links)
• Greek and Roman portable sundials. An ancient essay in approximation (Q1593676) (← links)
• Between hydrodynamics and elasticity theory: The first five births of the Navier-Stokes equation (Q1601340) (← links)
• The discovery of the vector representation of moments and angular velocity (Q1601341) (← links)
• Textual note on (problem of) geometric locus in the \textit{Meteorologica} of Aristotle (III. 5, 375 b 16 -- 376 b 22) (Q1611055) (← links)
• Cauchy's continuum. A historiographic approach via Cauchy's sum theorem (Q1611056) (← links)
• The pendulum swings again: a mathematical reassessment of Galileo's experiments with inclined planes. (Q1611057) (← links)
• Binocular vision and image location before Kepler (Q1624936) (← links)
• The end of an error: Bianchini, Regiomontanus, and the tabulation of stellar coordinates (Q1624937) (← links)
• The modernity of Dedekind's anticipations contained in \textit{What are numbers and what are they good for?} (Q1637277) (← links)
• Bisecting the trapezoid: tracing the origins of a Babylonian computation of Jupiter's motion (Q1637279) (← links)
• François Viète's revolution in algebra (Q1643448) (← links)
• A further analysis of Cardano's main tool in the \textit{De regula aliza}: on the origins of the splittings (Q1643450) (← links)
• `Nobody could possibly misunderstand what a group is': a study in early twentieth-century group axiomatics (Q1675125) (← links)
• In defence of geometrical algebra (Q1697420) (← links)
• A study of Babylonian planetary theory. I: The outer planets (Q1714466) (← links)
• Ptolemaic planetary models and Kepler's laws (Q1714468) (← links)
• ``The etherealization of common sense?'' Arithmetical and algebraic modes of intelligibility in late Victorian mathematics of measurement (Q1728758) (← links)
• Three thousand years of sexagesimal numbers in Mesopotamian mathematical texts (Q1728759) (← links)
• There is no \textit{consequentia mirabilis} in Greek mathematics (Q1740460) (← links)
• Jost Bürgi's methods of calculating sines, and possible transmission from India (Q1740462) (← links)
• Michel Chasles' foundational programme for geometry until the publication of his \textit{Aperçu historique} (Q1740463) (← links)
• Al-Biṭrūjī's theory of the motions of the fixed stars (Q1762834) (← links)
• On alternative proofs and other substitutions of proofs in Euclid's \textit{Elements} (Q1762835) (← links)
• The work of Tschirnhaus, La Hire and Leibniz on catacaustics and the birth of the envelopes of lines in the 17th century (Q1770084) (← links)
• Halley's method for calculating the Earth-Sun distance (Q1770086) (← links)
• History of the Lenz-Ising Model 1920--1950: from Ferromagnetic to Cooperative Phenomena (Q1770087) (← links)
• Legendre's revolution (1794): the definition of symmetry in solid geometry (Q1775425) (← links)
• The cognitive development of Galileo's theory of buoyancy (Q1775426) (← links)
• A reference to perfect numbers in Plato's Theaetetus (Q1781897) (← links)
• A delicate collaboration: Adrian Albert and Helmut Hasse and the principal theorem in division algebras in the early 1930's. (Q1781898) (← links)