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Des Girolamo Cardano Von Mailand (German Edition) by Anonymous, 2010-04-06 Girolamo Cardano: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Judson Knight, 2001 The Life Of Girolamo Cardano Of Milan, Physician V2 by Henry Morley, 2010-09-10 Cardano: Great Art or Rules of Algebra by Girolamo Cardano, 1969-03 Lettura della fronte: Metoposcopia (Italian Edition) by Girolamo Cardano, 1994 Hieronymi Cardani Mediolanensis Medici, de Subtilitate Libri XXI. by Girolamo CARDANO, 1611-01-01 Cardan, 1501-1576 by Girolamo Cardano, 1992-01-17 The Great Art, or, The Rules of Algebra. Translated and Edited By T. Richard Witmer by Girolamo. Witmer, T. Richard, Tr. Cardano, 1968 The Book of My Life 2002 publication. by Girolamo Cardano, 2002 The first book of Jerome Cardan's De subtilitate; by Girolamo Cardano, 1934 Mis Libros (Clasicos Latinos Medievales Y Renacentistas) (Spanish Edition) by Cardano Girolamo, 2002-03-15 Cardano and the gambler's habitus [An article from: Studies in History and Philosophy of Science] by L. Williams, 2005-03-01 The Clock and the Mirror: Girolamo Cardano and Renaissance Medicine.(Review): An article from: Renaissance Quarterly by Katharine Park, 1999-06-22 The Clock and the Mirror: Girolamo Cardano and Renaissance Medicine by N.G. Siraisi, 1997-01-01

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61. The Science Bookstore - Chronology
    the eye. cardano, girolamo Born 9/24/1501 Died 9/20/1576, 1501 AD,1545 AD, girolamo cardano. 1550 AD, cardano, girolamo. Appears to  
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62. The Science Bookstore - Chronology
    1500 AD, Shirt. cardano, girolamo Born 9/24/1501 Died 9/20/1576, 1501 AD, Maestlinus,Michael Born 9/30/1550 Died 12/20/1631, 1550 AD, 1550 AD, cardano, girolamo.  
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63. Girolamo Cardano's Spruch
    Translate this page (Die Venus ist der strahlendste Stern am Himmel, sehr weiß und sehr groß.)girolamo cardano De Simplimento Almanach aus cardanos Kosmos A. Grafton  
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64. Girolamo Cardano
    Click here to visit our sponsor girolamo cardano. 1501 1576. Startyour search on girolamo cardano. Other educational search  
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65. Giralamo Cardano
    Ghosts of Chemistry Past cardano, girolamo (Geronimo) cardano, girolamo(Geronimo) Books Internet Resources girolamo cardano. Biography  
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66. GIROLAMO CARDANO
    girolamo cardano (JEROME CARDAN) (1501 – 1576). Italyan matematikçisidir.Zar ve kagitla oynanan sans oyunlari ve satranç üzerinde kitap yazdi.  
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    Extractions: GIROLAMO CARDANO (JEROME CARDAN) (1501 – 1576) Ýtalyan matematikçisidir. Zar ve kaðýtla oynanan þans oyunlarý ve satranç üzerinde kitap yazdý. 3. ve 4. dereceden denklemlerin çözümleri için yöntem geliþtirmiþtir. n nesneden en az ikisinin farklý seçim yollarýnýn sayýsýný veren n -n-1 formülünü 1539 yýlýnda elde etmiþtir. Cardano ’nun çalýþmalarýnýn toplu halde bulunduðu ‘‘ Liber de Luda Aleae ’’ adlý kitap ölümünden sonra 1663 yýlýnda yayýmlanmýþtýr. GALILEO GALILEI Ýtalyan astronom ve fizik bilginidir.Formülleþtirilmiþ fizik kanunlarýnýn geçerliliðini kanýtlamak için birçok gözlem ve sayýsýz deneyler yapmýþtýr. Fiziksel olaylarý deneyerek matematiksel olarak formülleþtirdiði için bilim dünyasýna katkýsý büyüktür. Galileo 1632 de yayýnlanan ‘‘Dialogo’’ adlý eserinde yeni keþfedilen yýldýzlar üzerindeki gözlemlerin detaylý istatistiksel analizini vermiþtir. Rasgele hatalar üzerinde durmuþtur PIERRE DE FERMAT (1601-1665) Fransa doðumludur. Hukuk ve matematik eðitimi almýþtýr. Analitik geometriyi 3 boyutlu uzaya taþýmýþtýr. Sayýlar kuramý üzerinde özellikle asal sayýlar üzerinde çok durmuþtur. Olasýlýk hesabý Fermat ’a çok þey borçludur. Özellikle ‘‘n tamsayýsý 2 den büyük olmak üzere

67. Cardano
    girolamo cardano (sz. 1501) itáliai világcsaló, matematikus (róla nevezték el a harmadfokú egyenlet megoldóképletét  
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68. Girolamo Cardano
    Translate this page girolamo cardano. girolamo cardano (1501-1576) girolamo cardano teveuma vida movimentada, contada em detalhes na sua autobiografia  
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    Extractions: Girolamo Cardano teve uma vida movimentada, contada em detalhes na sua autobiografia, De vita propria liber (O Livro da Minha Vida). Cardano conta que nasceu, depois de várias tentativas de aborto, em Pávia, Itália, em 24 de Setembro de 1501, como filho ilegítimo de um jurista, Fazio Cardano, e Chiara Micheri. De acordo com seu relato, teve uma infância miserável caracterizada por doenças frequentes e tudo menos um tratamento amoroso por parte dos pais. Em 1520, finalmente fugiu desta situação familiar quando ingressou na Universidade de Pávia. Terminou seus estudos universitários em 1526 na Universidade de Pádua, com um doutorado em Medicina, e passou a exercer a profissão de médico na aldeia de Saccolongo, perto de Pádua. Em 1531 casou com Lucia Bandarini, moça da região. Tiveram dois filhos e uma filha. Conforme os relatos da autobiografia, Cardano foi muito feliz nos anos em que viveu em Saccolongo. Em 1534, Cardano e a família mudaram-se para Milão, onde ele passou a ensinar Grego, Astronomia, Dialética e Matemática nas escolas fundadas por Tomaso Piatti. Foi o início do seu grande interesse pela Matemática. In 1539, escreveu seu primeiro tratado matemático, Practica arithmetica , e em 1545 produziu seu maior trabalho matemático, Artis magnae sive de regulis algebraicis liber unus (A Grande Arte), fato este que desencadeou a disputa de precedência com seu colega italiano Niccolo Tartaglia.

69. The Clock And The Mirror : Girolamo Cardano And Renaissance Medicine
    The Clock and the Mirror girolamo cardano and Renaissance Medicine.  
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70. Girolamo Cardano
    Translate this page girolamo cardano. Il nome girolamo cardano era Cardan in latino ed egliè a volte conosciuto nella versione inglese come Jerome Cardan.  
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    Extractions: Girolamo Cardano fu il figlio illegittimo di Fazio Cardano e Chiara Micheria. Suo padre fu un avvocato a Milano ma la sua competenza nella matematica fu tale che fu consultato da Leonardo da Vinci su questioni di geometria. In aggiunta alla sua occupazione in legge, Fazio teneva conferenze di geometria, non solo all'Università di Pavia ma, per un più lungo periodo, all'istituzione Piatti di Milano. Quando ebbe una cinquafltina d'anni, Fazio incontrò Chiara Micheria, che era una giovane Chiara rimase incinta ma, prima di partorire, la peste colpì Milano e lei fu convinta a lasciare la città per la relativa sicurezza della vicina Pavia e stare con dei ricchi amici di Fazio. Così Cardano nacque a Pavia ma la gioia di sua madre durò poco fino a quando ricevette la notizia che il primo dei suoi tre figli era morto di peste a Milano. Chiara visse separata da Fazio per molti anni ma, più tardi, essi si sposarono. Cardano all'inizio diventò assistente di suo padre ma fu un figlio debole e Fazio si faceva aiutare dai due nipoti quando il lavoro diventava troppo duro per Cardano. Tuttavia Cardano iniziò a desiderare cose più grandi che essere assistente di suo padre. Fazio aveva insegnato a suo figlio la matematica e Cardano iniziò a pensare ad una carriera accademica. Dopo una discussione Fazio permise a Cardano di andare all'Università e così entrò all'Università di Pavia, dove suo padre aveva studiato, per studiare medicina a dispetto del desiderio di suo padre che voleva che studiasse legge.

71. életrajzok: C
    cardano, girolamo (1501. szeptember 24.—1576. szeptember 21.) itáliaimatematikus, fizikus, orvos és filozófus. 1545ben megjelent  
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    Extractions: CANTOR, Georg Ferdinand (1845. m¡rcius 3.—1918. janu¡r 6.): n©met matematikus. A XX. sz¡zadi matematik¡t forradalmas­t³ halmazelm©let megalap­t³ja. Szentp©terv¡ron sz¼letett d¡n kereskedőcsal¡db³l. A csal¡d 1856-ban Frankfurtba k¶lt¶z¶tt. Apja m©rn¶knek sz¡nta, de őt jobban ©rdekelt©k a folytonoss¡ggal ©s a v©gtelennel kapcsolatos matematikai ©s filoz³fiai probl©m¡k. V©g¼l apja megengedte, hogy matematik¡t tanuljon. Tanulm¡nyait Z¼richben kezdte, majd Berlinben folytatta. Tan¡rai KUMMER WEIERSTRASS ©s k©sőbbi ellenfele, KRONECKER voltak. Tanulm¡nyait G¶ttingenben fejezte be, ott is doktor¡lt 1867-ben. 1869-ben mag¡ntan¡ri habilit¡ci³t tett Hall©ben, ahol 1879-ben katedr¡t is kapott. Kezdetben a sz¡melm©let, a hat¡rozatlan egyenletek ©s a trigonometrikus sorok elm©lete ©rdekelt©k. Ezut¡n az anal­zis megalapoz¡s¡ba kapcsol³dott be. Megadta az irracion¡lis sz¡moknak egy, a Dedekind-szeletektől k¼l¶nb¶ző defin­ci³j¡t. 1874-ben kezdte meg halmazelm©leti vizsg¡latait. Az aktu¡lis v©gtelen l©tez©s©re alapozva kifejlesztette a transzfinit sz¡mok elm©let©t. A v©gtelenek k¶r©ben el©rt n©h¡ny eredm©nye őt mag¡t is meglepte. tl³s m³dszer©vel kapott eredm©ny©ről, amely szerint a term©szetes sz¡mok ©s a val³s sz¡mok halmaza nem ekvivalens, ­gy ­rt:

72. Cyrano De Bergerac: Holdbéli Utazás
    1. A világ szó az akkori nyelvhasználatban lakott égitestet jelölt 2. cardano— girolamo cardano (1501—1576) olasz orvos, matematikus és filozófus  
    http://www.iif.hu/~visontay/ponticulus/hidveres/cyrano-holdbeli-1.html
    
    Extractions: Cardano — Girolamo Cardano (1501—1576) olasz orvos, matematikus ©s filoz³fus, a p¡duai szabadgondolkod³ iskola hat¡sa alatt ­rt műveiben tudom¡nyos megfigyel©sek ©s term©szetes csod¡val magyar¡zott babon¡k a mindens©g panteisztikus szeml©let©vel keverednek. De Subtilitate (A Magasztoss¡gr³l) c. műv©ben (amely most Cyrano asztal¡n fekszik) elmondja, hogy egy ©jjel h©t feh©r k¶penybe burkolt aggasty¡n jelent meg apja szob¡j¡ban, s ketten k¶z¼l¼k az ¶reg tud³s k©rd©seire is v¡laszoltak. Elmondt¡k, hogy ők tulajdonk©ppen l©gi l©nyek, akik sz¼letnek ©s meghalnak, ak¡rcsak az emberek, de sokkal tov¡bb ©lnek. Cardano műve e r©szlet©ben nem eml­ti a holdat, de a k¶zhit szerint ez az ©gitest volt a d©monok lak³helye (akiknek l©tez©se a prodigium k¶r©be tartozik). M©g Balzac is hitt Cardano t¶rt©net©ben, melyet egyik reg©ny©ben (Ursule Mirou«t) fel is haszn¡lt.

73. GGRENir: Thesaurus: P00131
    GGRENir Thesaurus item P00131. cardano, Geronimo.(Cardanus, Hieronymus). ((cardano, girolamo)).  
    http://www.phil-hum-ren.uni-muenchen.de/GGRENirDB/ThP131.htm

74. GGRENir: Thesaurus: P00149
    cardano, Geronimo / Cardanus, Hieronymus / cardano, girolamo; Caro,Joseph (Rabbi) / Caro, Joseph (Rabbi) / Caro, Joseph (Rabbi);  
    http://www.phil-hum-ren.uni-muenchen.de/GGRENirDB/ThP149.htm

75. Introduction To Animation
    right to publish books. Links. cardano, girolamo Biography. girolamocardano historia, or the knowledge of the particular Review.  
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    Extractions: Cardano (1501-1576), a professor of mathematics and a physician, published in his book 'De Subtilitate Libri' (XXI, Cardani, Nurnberg, 1550, Book IV, p107) his makings of a camera obscura with a diverting spectacle and a very graphic description of darkroom pictures and their appearances. Cardano appears also to have initiated the use of a convex lens in the aperture. Cardano was a showman, and projected wild scenes of the outdoors along with appropriate sound effects to audiences in the camera obscura (SEE VIIIENEUVE, c.1290). In 1570, Cardano was accused of heresy, jailed, and lost his right to publish books. Links Cardano, Girolamo

76. Stephen Wolfram: A New Kind Of Science -- Relevant Books
    ISBN 9810237928 . cardano, girolamo Ars Magna or the Rules of AlgebraDover Publications, Inc., 1968. ISBN 0486678113 . Carleson  
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77. Cardano
    Witchcraft and the Occult, 14001700 girolamo cardano (1501-1576) Index cardanowas born in Pavia, the illegitimate son of an uneducated woman and a learned  
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    Extractions: Cardano was born in Pavia, the illegitimate son of an uneducated woman and a learned father, who was a lawyer, mathematician and friend of Leonardo da Vinci. He had an unhappy childhood in a quarrelsome household, suffering from nightmares, stuttering and impotence. He studied first at the University of Pavia and then at Padua, where he graduated in medicine in 1526. He was twice rejected on the grounds of his illegitimacy by the College of Physicians in Milan, and retaliated in his book, The Bad Practice of Medicine by Physicians (1536). This book was the start of his fame, resulting in an invitation to Scotland to treat John Hamilton, the asthmatic archbishop of Edinburgh. He was professor of medicine at Pavia from 1543 to 1560, where he was a friend of the humanist lawyer Alciati and was in contact with Vesalius His greatest work in mathematics was the Artis magnae sive de regulis algebraicis liber unus (1545), which led to a long controversy with Tartaglia, who accused him of plagiarism. He was a pioneer in probability theory, as a result of his fascination with games of chance, and wrote a celebrated

78. Chiromancy-Cardano
    Witchcraft and the Occult, 14001700 Chiromancy and girolamo cardano anonymous woodcutof chiromantic hand from girolamo cardano, De rerum varietate libri XVII  
    http://www.nd.edu/~dharley/witchcraft/chiromancy-Cardano.html
    
    Extractions: This crude little woodcut of the palm of a right combines new anatomical nomenclature with information about the lines of the hand. Across the fingers are the Latin names, beginning with the thumb: pollex, index, medius, annularis, and auricularis. Other parts of the hand, such as the joints and locations on the palm, carry Latin transliterations of Greek terms. For example, the top joint is called metacondylus; the middle, condylus; and the lowest, procondylus. Stethos is the ball of the thumb; thenar, the space between the thumb and the index finger; and hypothenar, the ridge on the opposite side. The author cites as the source of this nomenclature the Greek physician Rufus of Ephesus. This mixture of anatomical and chiromantic terminology is characteristic of its author. Girolamo Cardano was a brilliant and flamboyant character, his life a melodrama of poor health, a troubled career, and family disasters, all compounded by political and religious instability. Analytical, eccentric, and supremely sure of himself, Cardano, at the end of his life, wrote a bizarre but still entertaining autobiography. Contemporaries admired his achievements in mathematics, medicine, and natural philosophy, all of them blended with astrology, natural magic, and divination. In 1560 the Inquisition accused Cardano of heresy; casting Christ's horoscope was especially imprudent. Cardano wrote more than two hundred works. The book in which the chiromantic diagram appears is a supplement to the first of two encyclopedic projects

79. Anecdote Cardano Cardano Suicide Bad Predict
    I. Asimov, Biographical Encyclopedia cardano, girolamo (15011576),Italian mathematician and astrologer View/add Comments 0  
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80. DRA Acquisition/Serials Demonstration
    With a foreword by Oystein Ore. cardano, girolamo, 15011576. Public Library OrderRecord Wed 04/21/1999 MATERIAL BOOK AUTHOR cardano, girolamo, 1501-1576.  
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