A History of MechanicsCourier Corporation, 7 лист. 2012 р. - 688 стор. "A remarkable work which will remain a document of the first rank for the historian of mechanics." — Louis de Broglie |
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... LEONARDO DA VINCL AND PARISIAN SCHOOLMEN or THE Xvlth CENTURY. AND THE FALL OF BODIES . Blasius of Parma and his treatise on weights . The Italian tradition of Nicole O1-esme and the Oxford School . . Nicholas of Cues (1404-1464) and ...
... Leonardo do Vinci. Of Duhem's magnificent researches —which are often a little diflicult to study in that eminent and erudite physicist's original text, usually lengthy and somewhat vague—Mr. Dugas has been able to make, in a few pages ...
... Leonardo, whereas this latter was always in error on this problem, and of qualifying as plagiaries or successors of Leonardo a large number of authors of the Sixteenth Century who may very well not have come under the influence of the ...
... Leonardo da Vinci. ” Indeed, in many respects this precursor surpassed Leonardo, who, for example, spent himself in fruitless efforts to evaluate the apparent weight of a body on an inclined plane. It seems more natural to simply speak ...
... LEONARDO DA VINCI NICHOLAS COPERNICUS THE ITALIAN AND PARISIAN SCHOOLMEN OF THE XVIth CENTURY DOMINIC SOTO AND THE FALL OF BODIES 1. Bmsrus or PARMA AND ms rannrsa ON warcnrs. Blasius of Parma (Biagio Pelacani), who became a doctor at ...