Latest posts tagged with #HistMath on Bluesky
via Gus Mueller, "CasNum (Compass and straightedge Number) is a library that implements arbitrary precision arithmetic using compass and straightedge constructions. Arbitrary precision arithmetic, now with 100% more Euclid." Incredible #histsci #histmath energy. github.com/0x0mer/CasNum
Getting roasted by the mathematicians this week 😬 but we’re jumping into 14th-c. mathematical problems loaded with unknowns, and I’m actually excited
#HistMath
as it happens, I made this in a haste and with several mistakes in the programme of the three panels... here the correct (I hope) version
#environmentalhistory #envhist #histagriculture #histsci #HSS26 #ESHS26 #17thcentury #histmath
#HistMath & #PhilMath — here's the CfP you didn't know you needed!
*FRAMING MATHEMATICS: EARLY CAREER WORKSHOP ON THE HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS*
Taking place at the Université Paris Cité on 10-11 September 2026. Full CfP in the poster. Please share!
🤝 @bernalessel.bsky.social 🤝
🏋️♀️Warming up for this week's workshop in Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna organized by Raffaele Danna. 🏋️♀️ Looking forward to some great #HistSci and #HistMath insights!
Program here: www.santannapisa.it/en/evento/wo...
Heading to this amazing event!
Check out the program here: medimath.unibe.ch/events__publ...
#HistoryofMathematics #HistMath
Le colloque final du projet #Patrimaths se tiendra cette semaine, du 12 au 14 novembre, au pôle Herbert Simon à Nancy.
Le programme est disponible ici : patrimaths.hypotheses.org/719
#histsci #histmath #patrimoine #mathématiques #bibliotheques #encyclopedies
Poster for workshop “Euclid's Elements and Practical Mathematics in Early Modern Europe”
Currently preparing my paper for the hybrid workshop “Euclid's Elements and Practical Mathematics in Early Modern Europe” at the Bergische Universität Wuppertal next week
#histmath #histSTM (1/5)
Sheila Scott Macintyre
4/23/1910 — b. Sheila Scott Macintyre, Scottish-American mathematician, researcher, professor. Noted for her work on the Whittaker constant and for creating a multilingual mathematical dictionary written in English, German and Russian #womenhistory #WomenInSTEM #HistMath #mathematicians
Thony's #histmath presence goes without saying - he's been on social media and blogging probably longer than anyone else!
I'd already written at length on Jim from a #museums and #histsci perspective (journal.sciencemuseum.ac.uk/article/jim-...). This new focus is much more specifically on Jim's approach to Renaissance practical geometry. I hope it usefully reassembles the coherence of his approach to #histmath.
Did you find many #histmath practitioners here on Bluesky? @sgessner.bsky.social has entered the building, and I know @viktorblasjo.bsky.social is here. I'm curious because my Historia Mathematica piece in memory of Jim Bennett is now available online at doi.org/10.1016/j.hm...
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Image: A young John Conway, in 1957, with his water computer, WINNIE.
Credit: Peter Evennett
More➡️ nautil.us/this-early-c...
A biography➡️ mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.uk/Biographies/...
🧪 #histsci #histmath #mathematicians
The image features a young John Conway, in 1957, with his water computer, WINNIE.
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"...I used to feel guilty in Cambridge that I spent all day playing games, while I was supposed to be doing mathematics. Then, when I discovered surreal numbers, I realized that playing games IS mathematics."
— John H. Conway (26 Dec 1937 – 11 April 2020)
🧪 #HistSci #mathematicians #HistMath
Fascinating, missed this at the beginning of the month: a beer mug associated with Isaac Newton.
Turns out it's more about #17c ink recipes (a niche interest of mine) rather than drinking beer. Don't know of any architects' ink with beer in it... Still, cheers! 🍺 🍻
#histsci #histmath #earlymodern
Amalie Emmy Noether
3/23/1882 — b. Emmy Noether, German mathematician, professor, lecturer. One of the most prominent woman in mathematics history; she made major foundational contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInSTEM #HistMath #MathSky #OTD
Take your pick:
Experimenters Disputing Even About Tastes!
Leibniz and the Invention of the Journal Article!
Leibniz, Leeuwenhoek and the Ideal of an International Academy of Mighty Microscopists!
#histsci #sociosci #histmath […]
reconstitution d 'un système d'une table à compter, avec differentes cases où placer des jetons
gravure : Boece calculant à la plume et Pyythagore aux jetons
table à compter conservée au Musée de l'Oeuvre Notre Dame à Strasbourg
Comment on comptait à la Renaissance :
jetons, tables à compter...
Une conférence de Jean-Pol Donné et Olivier Zeller aux Archives e Lyon, à écouter ici :
https://www.sondekla.com/user/event/14401
#histmath #histtech
A few days left to apply to our 2025 conference! #histmed #histsci #histSTM #histmath #histpsych #academic #conference
More info at www.sahms.net
SAHMS has a bluesky account and a CFP? That's right!
More information about the CFP and abstract submissions at www.sahms.net
#histmed #histsci #histpsych #histmath
Searching online, I can only find references to the artist on this story of banning subversive maths diagrams - any #histsci or #histmath people know more?
This eagerly anticipated #histmath book now available for preordering!
You will get there! And we are eager to read/review/teach your book!! :-) Hooray for more #histmath #histstm !
New on @HSciMedTech:
Check out @kuleli_zeynep’s review of Kevin Lambert’s book _ Symbols & Things: Material Mathematics in the Eighteenth & Nineteenth Centuries _, published 2021 by @UPittPress
#HSTM #HistSci #HistMath
Review available @HNet_Reviews...
"What was physics like before calculus? https://redd.it/4j67ia #HistMath #HistSci"
RT askhistorians "What other mathematical bases have older societies used? http://redd.it/3bnn4u #histmath #mathematics #histsci"
