Monday May
14,
Tel Aviv University
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Tuesday
May 15,
Tel Aviv University
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Wednesday
16, Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
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Thursday
17, Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
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9:30
- 13:00
ANCIENT MATHEMATICAL CULTURES REVISITED
Part 1: Greeks
Greetings: Gideon Freudenthal
Chair:Sabetai Unguru
Ian Mueller:
A minimalist Interpretation of Plato's Account of Arithmetic
and Geometry in the Republic.
Ido Yavetz: Eudoxian
Spheres and Greek Astronomy; A new interpretation
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9:30 - 13:00
MODERN MATHEMATICAL STYLES IN THE MAKING
Chair:
Karine Chemla
Ivo
Schneider: A
question of style: The background of Descartes' claim to the
creation of a new mathematics.
Eric
Brian: Mathematics and all that: Integrals,
Series, Approximations around 1780
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9:30
- 13:00
REASSESSING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF GREEK MATHEMATICIANS
Chair:
Itamar Pitowsky
Vassilis
Karasmanis: The
method of Hippocrates of Chios
Christian
Marinus Taisbak:
Completing Euclid's Data
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9:30
- 13:00
GOETTINGEN, JERUSALEM, VIENNA, AND PRINCETON: THE MAKING OFMATHEMATICAL
TRADITIONS
Chair:
Leo Corry
David
Rowe : Mathematical
Productivity as an Expression of Oral and Written Culture: the
Case of Goettingen
Shaul
Katz : A Pinch of Goettingen in Jerusalem:
Landau, Fraenkel, and the Einstein Institute of Mathematics
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Coffee
Break
11:00 - 11:30
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Coffee
Break
11:00 - 11:30
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Coffee
Break
11:00 - 11:30
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Coffee
Break
11:00 - 11:30
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Michael
Fried:
The Use of Analogy in Book VII
of Apollonius
General
Discussion
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Jeremy
Gray: Anxiety
and Abstraction in 19th Century Mathematics
General
Discussion
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Hans-Joachim
Waschkies: Operative
foundations and deductive proofs in Greek arithmetic
Alain
Bernard:
Analysis and Sophistics in Pappus's
'Collectio Mathematica'
General
Discussion
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Mark Steiner:
Wittgenstein as his own worst enemy: The Case of Goedel’s Theorem
General
Discussion
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Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:30
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Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:30
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Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:30
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Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:30
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14:30
- 18:30
ANCIENT MATHEMATICAL CULTURES REVISITED
Part II: EGYPTIAN, HEBREW, ARABIC, CHINESE
Chair: Orna Harari-Eshel
Annette Imhausen: Egyptian
Mathematical texts in their Contexts
Tzvi Langermann: Pythagorean
Texts and Traditions in Hebrew and Arabic.
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14:30
- 18:30
MODERN MATHEMATICAL STYLES IN THE MAKING (Cont.)
Chair:
Gideon Freudenthal
José
Ferreirós: The
emergence of the set-theoretical approach in mathematics
Erhard
Scholz: H.
Weyl's treatment of the problem of space and the origin of gauge
structures
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14:30
- 18:30
Tour of Jerusalem
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14:30
- 18:30
WITTGENSTEIN,
ARISTOTLE, AND THEIR COMMENTATORS: LOGIC,MATHEMATICS, AND PHYSICS
Chair:
Menachem Fisch
Ruth
Glasner: From
Physics VI to VII: A turning point in the application of mathematics
to physics
Orna
Harari-Eshel:
Syllogistic logic and Greek mathematical
reasoning: a reassessment of the relationship between Aristotle's
posterior analytics and Euclid's Elements
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Coffee
Break
16:00 - 16:30
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Coffee
Break
16:00 - 16:30
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Coffee
Break
16:00 - 16:30
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Karine
Chemla: The
practice of mathematics in ancient China : problems and algorithms,
computing devices and figures, proofs and related philosophical
interests
General
Discussion
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Moritz
Epple: The
importance of local traditions: The making of modern knot theory
in Vienna and Princeton during the 1920's.
General
Discussion
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General
Discussion
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Israel
Museum |
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The workshop takes place at:
Tel Aviv University, Ramat Aviv, Gilman Building, Room 496, Tel: 03-6409198
The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, 43 Jabotinsky Street, Jerusalem, Tel:
02-5605216
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Participants
Alain Bernard, Paris
Eric Brian, EHESS, Paris
Karine Chemla, CNRS, Paris
Leo Corry, Tel Aviv University
Moritz Epple, Bonn University
Orna Harari-Eshel, Tel Aviv University, and Dibner Institute,
MIT
Jos? Ferreir?s, University of Seville
Gideon Freudenthal, Tel Aviv University
Menachem Fisch, Tel Aviv University
Michael Fried, The Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Ruth Glasner, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jeremy Gray, Open University, England
Annette Imhausen, Dibner Institute, MIT
Vassilis Karasmanis, National Technological University, Athens
Shaul Katz, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and The Ben-Gurion
Research Center, Sede-Boker
Tzvi Langermann, Bar Ilan University
Ian Mueller, University of Chicago
Itamar Pitowsky, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
David Rowe, Dibner Institute, MIT
Ivo Schneider, Universitut der Bundeswehr, Munchen
Erhard Scholz, Universit?t T?bingen
Mark Steiner, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Christian Marinus Taisbak, Copenhagen University
Sabetai Unguru, Tel Aviv University
Hans-Joachim Waschkies, Universitat Kiel
Ido Yavetz, Tel Aviv University
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