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Home Ancient Greek Scientists AGRICULTURALISTS ARCHITECTS ... PHYSICISTS MATHEMATICIAN ARCHIMEDES OF SYRACUSE (fl. 287-212 BC) Life A commentary on Archimedes is found in the work of 6th century writer Eutocius of Ascalon, who also mentions a biography (now lost) of the celebrated mathematician written by Heraclides. Work The principal extant works are: "On the Sphere and Cylinder": books I and II. Book I: Quadrature of the parabola, 6 definitions, 5 propositions (the 5th is the axiom of continuity), 44 theorems. "Measurement of the Circle": 3 theorems are preserved. "On Conoids and Spheroids": The book contains 32 theorems and 1 corollary following the 6th theorem. Some of the theorems use trigonometric functions and integral calculus. "On Spirals": The book contains 28 theorems and 6 corollaries. "On the Equilibrium of Planes or Centres of Gravity of Planes or Mechanics": Books I and II. Book I: Theory of levers. Contains 7 postulates, 15 theorems and 2 corollaries following the 5th theorem. Book II: Centre of gravity of paraboloid plane sections. 10 theorems. "The Sand-Reckoner" "Quadrature of the Parabola" "On Floating Bodies" (Hydrostatics) "On the Method of Mechanical Theorems" "Book of Lemmas" "The Cattle Problem" "On the Heptagon in a Circle" "The Water Clock" "On Tangential Circles" "Principles of Geometry" Lost works: "On Triangles" "On Quadrangles" "On 13 semi-regular solids" "Arithmetic" "On Balances or Levers" "Centres of Gravity" "On Sundials" "Catoptrica" (Optics) "Isoperimetrics"

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jokes and science Scientific American Likes Our Site Following the Path of Discovery Top Site Home Fair Projects Jokes and Science Science Directory ... The Discovery of Archimedes' Principle Web www.juliantrubin.com Home Ampère André-M. Archimedes Bell Alexander ... Weather Archimedes (c. 287-212 BC) is considered as one of the greatest mathematicians and inventors of all time. Archimedes was born in Syracuse, Sicily. He lived there most of his life. When the Romans attacked Syracuse, Archimedes invented weapons to defend the city. He is said to have suggested a method of employing mirrors to set enemy ships afire. After a two-year siege the Romans finally entered the city, and Archimedes was killed in the battle that followed. Among his other important inventions: the lever, the compound pulley and Archimedes’ screw But his greatest fame lies in the field of mathematics. Archimedes was able to apply the method of exhaustion In mechanics Archimedes discovered fundamental theorems concerning the centre of gravity of plane figures and solids. His most famous theorem gives the weight of a body immersed in a liquid, called after him, Archimedes' principle - that a body immersed in a fluid is subject to an upward force (buoyancy) equal in magnitude to the weight of fluid it displaces. Legend says that Archimedes discovered the principle of displacement while stepping into a full bath. He realized that the water that ran over equaled in volume the submerged part of his body. Through further experiments, he deduced the above mentioned Archimedes' principle.

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Archimedes of Syracuse the Mathematician Michael Lahanas Archimedes der Mathematiker Archidamos III , the King of Sparta (often wrongly used as an image of the Mathematician Archimedes) on the cover of a Japanese Basic Calculus book. Archimedes of Syracuse Sand Reckoner ) worked as an "engineering consultant" to the king, inventing many devices for military defense of the city such as catapults , iron claws and also probably an odometer and planetaria . Most of all he was a mathematician and a mathematical physicist. Timeline: Archimedes and contemporary ancient scientists from http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Timelines/index.html He was killed according to a legend by a Roman soldier in 212 BC. Archimedes visited Alexandria in Egypt to study the texts at the great Library of Alexandria , where Euclid had worked. He was a friend of Eratosthenes of Cyrene and Conon of Samos. On the sphere and cylinder Plutarchi vitae parallelae, Marcellus ed. C. Sintenis, Lipsiae 1867 Perhaps the best indication of what Archimedes truly loved most is his request that his tombstone include a cylinder circumscribing a sphere, accompanied by the inscription of his amazing theorem that the sphere is exactly two-thirds of the circumscribing cylinder in both surface area and volume!" (Laubenbacher and Pengelley, p. 95). Archimedes knew that he provided a proof: By nature, these properties had existed before for these figures, . . . but it happened that all missed this and nobody realized this

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Archimedes of Syracuse the Mathematician Michael Lahanas Archimedes der Mathematiker Part 2 Measurement of a circle This approximation could be known before but Archimedes provided methods for better approximations for that provide lower and upper limits. He obtained the approximation, circumscribing and inscribing the circle with regular polygons having 96 sides. He used for this method also the approximation 265/153 for the square root of 3. Ptolemy (85-165 AD) later obtained the approximation = 3 = 3.14167 using an inscribed 360-gon I have found the following information: W hat Archimedes did was to obtain nice recursion formulas for the perimeters in term of geometric and harmonic averages (Q_2n = H(P_n,Q_n) and P_2n = G(P_n,Q_2n), where P_n is the perimeter of the inscribed n-polygon and Q_n is the perimeter of the circumscribed n-polygon), which he had to use together with some fairly accurate numerical method for estimating square roots. Archimedes did not use any means of the inscribed and circumscribed lengths. He did the inscribed ones recursively and he did the outside ones similarly. By the way, he explicitly made the assumption that a convex curve inside another curve is shorter. Another mention of convexity in his work is his assumption (axiom) that the center of gravity of a convex set

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home index ancient Greece portrait gallery Greek scientists Authors Historians Philosophers Politicians Scientists We know almost nothing about Thales of Miletus . Later generations told many anecdotes about this wise man, but it is difficult to verify the reliability of these stories. What seems certain is that he predicted the solar eclipse of 28 May 585, which was remembered because the Lydian king Alyattes and the Median leader Cyaxares were fighting a battle on that day. Another reliable bit of information is that he did some geometrical research, which enabled him to measure the pyramids. However, his most important contribution to physics and philosophy is his attempt to give non-religious, rational explanations for physical phenomena. Behind the phenomena was not a catalogue of deities, but one single, original principle. Although his hypothesis that this principle was water is rather unfortunate, his idea to look for deeper causes was the true beginning of philosophy and science. One of the solutions to the problem postulated by Parmenides of Elea , was the hypothesis of Democritus of Abdera that matter was made up from atoms. There was no real evidence for this idea (which was not completely new), but is explained why change was possible. The atoms were always moving and clustering in various, temporary combinations. Therefore, things seemed to change, but 'not being' never changed into 'being'. (It was assumed that 'not being' was a vacuum, which means that it is in fact not a 'not being' because a vacuum exists in at least four dimensions.) The consequence of this idea is that we are allowed to use our senses, although Democritus warns us to be careful.

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Archimedes Of Syracuse The Father of Buoyancy People have been aware of objects floating on water (or sinking) since before recorded history. It was not until Archimedes of Syracuse came along, that the theory of flotation and the buoyancy principle were defined. Archimedes was born at Syracuse on the island of Sicily in 287 BC. His father is thought to have been an astronomer, and as a young boy, Archimedes developed a life-long interest in the study of the heavens. As a youth he traveled to Egypt where he studied at the great Library of Alexandria. Archimedes is often described as being absentminded, self-absorbed, and somewhat eccentric. Despite these personal attributes, he was recognized in his own time as a genius, and is revered today as one of the greatest figures in the history of science and mathematics. Archimedes' first love was mathematics. He would often spend days so intently fixed on solving a problem that he neglected both food and his person to the point that his friends would carry him kicking and fighting to the bath. He often stooped to the ground to work mathematical

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Add to Favorites General Encyclopedia Legal ... Law forum Search Word: Visit our Law forums Labor Law Accidents Law Bankruptcy Law Business Law ... Tax Law For other uses, see Archimedes (disambiguation) Archimedes of Syracuse (circa 287 BC 212 BC ), was a Greek mathematician astronomer philosopher ... physicist and engineer . He was killed by a Roman soldier during the sack of the city, despite orders from the Roman general, Marcellus , that he was not to be harmed. Some math historians consider Archimedes to be one of history's greatest mathematicians, along with possibly Newton and Gauss Contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Discoveries and inventions 2 Writings by Archimedes 3 Quotes about Archimedes 4 Named after Archimedes ... 7 Notes Discoveries and inventions Archimedes became a popular figure as a result of his involvement in the defense of Syracuse against the Roman siege in the First and Second Punic Wars . He is reputed to have held the Romans at bay with war machines of his own design; to have been able to move a full-size ship complete with crew and cargo by pulling a single rope; to have discovered the principles of density and buoyancy , also known as Archimedes' principle , while taking a bath (thereupon taking to the streets naked calling " eureka " - "I have found it!"); and to have invented the

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Archimedes of Syracuse Introduction: the greatest of Greek mathematicians In the third century BCE, Rome was involved in a series of military conflicts (the Punic Wars) with the Greek city-state of Carthage , situated across the Mediterranean Sea on the African coast . Caught in the middle of these conflicts was Syracuse, another city-state on the coast of Sicily, which was claimed by both sides. Initially allied with Carthage against Rome at the outset of the First Punic War in 263 BCE, Syracuse soon switched allegiance. The King of Syracuse, Hiero II , managed to keep war at bay by honoring this treaty with Rome, but the situation became precarious in the later years of the century as the Carthaginian general Hannibal was gaining the upper hand in Spain and Italy against poorly managed Roman armies. Archimedes (287 - 212 BCE), son of Phidias, an astronomer, was thought to have been a kinsman of Hiero. In his youth, Archimedes ventured to Alexandria in Egypt to avail himself of the best education to be found in the Greek world. There he would have been able to study the texts at the great Library of Alexandria, where Euclid had worked, and he made friendships with other philosopher-mathematicians, most notably Conon of Samos with whom he corresponded for many years. Archimedes eventually returned to Syracuse, where he earned fame as an "engineering consultant" to the king, inventing many clever devices for the military defense of the city: catapults, grappling hooks, and improvements to the architecture of the city walls.

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