61. The Ferrari Drivers Translate this page The ferrari Drivers Scarfiotti lodovico Scarlatti Giorgio von Trips Wolfgang,1961 Scarfiotti lodovico, 1963 Bandini Lorenzo Maglioli Umberto http://www.thescuderia.net/thedrivers.shtml

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62. Ubersite - Crush My Wishes Beneath Your Feet Granted You have a ferrari but it s lodovico ferrari. All he ever talks aboutis his home counrty of Bologna and the quartic equation. http://www.ubersite.com/m/64003

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63. Historia Matematica Mailing List Archive: Re: [HM] Earliest Priority Dispute? But lodovico ferrari, apostrophied by Tartaglia as il suo creato , says inhis second Cartello di sfida that he was also present in the house of http://sunsite.utk.edu/math_archives/.http/hypermail/historia/may99/0206.html

Re: [HM] Earliest priority dispute? llusk@ccmail.gc.cc.fl.us Tue, 25 May 99 11:31:18 -0600 Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Dirk Schlimm: "Re: [HM] well-known saying" Previous message: Prof. Lueneburg: "Re: [HM] Earliest priority dispute?" Maybe in reply to: Phill Schultz: "[HM] Earliest priority dispute?" Next in thread: Michael Fried: "Re: [HM] Earliest priority dispute?" First Prof. Lueneburg wrote: Then Arturo Mena replied: Prof. Lueneburg, I assume, is referring to Ferrari's second letter which was sent to Tartaglia on 1 April, 1547, which is known in the US as "April Fool's Day." (Little pun intended.) He (Ferrari) claims to have been present in Cardano's house when Tartaglia gave Cardano his 'inventiunculam', and as Prof. Lueneburg states, that no promises were made, and, in effect or by implication, the gift was in return for Cardano's hospitality. (Must have been a wonderful evening.) As Arturo Mena points out, in assessing the value of this statement one must not forget of Ferrari's strong partisanship towards Cardano.

64. Historia Matematica Mailing List Archive: Re: [HM] Earliest Priority Dispute? But lodovico ferrari, apostrophied by Tartaglia as il suo creato , says in hissecond Cartello di sfida that he was also present in the house of http://sunsite.utk.edu/math_archives/.http/hypermail/historia/may99/0183.html

Re: [HM] Earliest priority dispute? Prof. Lueneburg luene@mathematik.uni-kl.de Thu, 20 May 1999 17:42:09 +0200 (MESZ) Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Next message: Prof. Lueneburg: "Re: [HM] The Tartaglia/Cardano controversy" Previous message: John W. Dawson, jr.: "[HM] The Tartaglia/Cardano controversy" Maybe in reply to: Phill Schultz: "[HM] Earliest priority dispute?" Next in thread: Arturo Mena: "Re: [HM] Earliest priority dispute?" Next in thread: Michael Fried: "Re: [HM] Earliest priority dispute?" On Wed, 20 May 1999, Phill Schultz wrote This is not quite what the sources tell. First of all, there was no dispute on priority. In his Ars magna, Cardano gives full credit to Tartaglia. He gives the history of the solutions of algebraic equations, starting with al-Hwarizmi, Fibonacci, Luca Pacioli for second degree equations and then Scipione del Ferro, who passed his knowledge to Antonio Maria Fiore who challenged Tartaglia with this knowledge. Tartaglia found finally the solution of the 30 problems Fiore had proposed. They were all of the same kind (except one)

65. Vieta And Cardano Tartagalia and the latter by Cardano s disciple and sonin-law lodovico ferrari . partly by myself and in part through the work of lodovico ferrari, http://www.math.rutgers.edu/~cherlin/History/Papers1999/tumminelli.html

The Lawyer and the Gambler Grace Tumminelli History of Mathematics Term Paper, Rutgers, Spring 1999 Historians consider the Renaissance one of the outstanding periods of genius in world history. The Renaissance began in Italy about the 14th century, and reached its height in the 15th century. In the 16th and 17th centuries it spread to much of the rest of Europe. The word renaissance, which means "rebirth" in French, refers to the rediscovery by scholars, called humanists, of texts containing the achievements of the ancient Greeks and Romans. In fact, however, the Renaissance was a period of discovery in many fields - of new scientific laws, new forms of art and literature, new religious and political ideas, and new lands, including the Americas. Nevertheless, the recovery and the fuller appreciation of the writings, arts, and attitudes of the ancient Greeks was perhaps the most distinctive feature of the period. New ideas of grace, harmony, and beauty were inspired by the sculpture and other artistic remains of classical Greece and Rome. (Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia) In 1453 the fall of the Byzantine Empire was marked by the capture of Constantiople by the Turks, who had already overrun the rest of the Empire, including the Balkans; to cap this achievement they returned south, to capture the capital city of Constantinople. This event is said to have contributed greatly to the progress of learning in the West, according to Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia. Many Greeks entered Italy and brought with them manuscripts of Greek literature. This contributed to the process of modernity by reviving classic learning of ancient art and science. (This interpretation is disputed by many historians, among them George Sarton.) Men began once again to exercise their minds, so that they became less servile, and their ideas became clearer and stronger. During this period, men abandoned the medieval features of indistinctiveness of thought and instead began to cultivate Pure Mathematics and Astronomy.

66. Cerreta On 16th Century Italian Plays The Venetian lodovico Dolce, an avowed follower of Euripides and Seneca, in hisGiocasta, Vinegia, Gabriel Giolito de ferrari e fratelli, 1550. http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/spec-coll/Bai/cerreta.htm

To: IU Special Collections Italian Plays of the Renaissance FLORINDO CERRETA From Books at Iowa 2 (April 1965) The University of Iowa Library's collection of Italian plays of the sixteenth century is a recent acquisition. Its forty odd volumes, though numerically few, constitute a nucleus around which it is hoped a larger collection will grow. It owes its origin to no special plan or fund, but only to the scholarly needs of faculty and students, at whose behest the books were purchased during the last decade. The aim of these acquisitions has been primarily not to duplicate works already plentiful in modern editions, but to purchase only those that have become rare or out of print. Thus the availability of reputable modern editions of the plays of better known dramatists like Machiavelli, Bibbiena, Aretino, Della Porta, Tasso, and Bruno, was a determining factor in the exclusion of these authors from our collection. In virtue of the criterion used in making the acquisitions, it follows that most of the books in the collection are valuable per se as rare editions. Still others are valuable for the fact that they are first editions.

67. Histoire41 Translate this page lodovico ferrari était un mathématicien de génie. Né à Bologne le 2 février 1522,il arriva à la maison de Cardan à 14 ans pour être domestique. http://maurice.bichaoui.free.fr/Histoire41.htm

Lodovico Ferrari (Italien,1522-1565) Lodovico Ferrari était un mathématicien de génie. Né à Bologne le 2 février , il arriva à la maison de Cardan à 14 ans pour être domestique. Cardan remarqua ses capacités intellectuelles, le dispensa des tâches domestiques et le prit comme secrétaire. Il était aussitôt clair pour Cardan que celui-ci était exceptionnel et il décida de lui enseigner les mathématiques. Ferrari récompensa son maître par son aide dans l'écriture de ses manuscrits. En , lorsque Cardan démissionna de la Fondation Piatti à Milan pour s'adonner aux jeux, Ferrari récupéra son poste en évinçant facilement son seul rival dans un débat et ainsi, à l’âge de 18 ans devint conférencier en géométrie. Cardan et Ferrari ont fait de remarquables progrès dans la méthode que Tartaglia leur a donnée à contre c œur. Ferrari découvrit la solution des équations du 4° degré en 0, par l'usage d'une équation auxiliaire du 3° degré dite équation résolvante. il devint célèbre et il fut submergé d’offres d’emploi notamment de l’empereur lui-même qui voulait un professeur particulier pour son fils. Ferrari fût récompensé financièrement et eût un poste auprès de l’empereur. Après son transfert au service de l’église, c’était un jeune riche.

68. Pronunciation Guide For Mathematics lodovico ferrari 152265 ,loo daw vee koh fer rah ree. Scipione del Ferro1465-1520. Richard Phillip Feynman 1918-88 fyn man http://waukesha.uwc.edu/mat/kkromare/up.html

Mathematics Pronunciation Guide A Megametamathematical Guide, for the Diacritally Challenged, of the Proper American English Pronunciation of Terms and Names This guide includes most mathematicians and mathematical terms that may been encountered in high school and the first two years of college. Proper names are generally pronounced as in the original language. Some entries are obscure and may be useful only in a game of mathematical trivia, e. g. d'Alembert's mother, the name of the line in a fraction, or who shot Galois. I have not had the time to include most definitions or accomplishments. The curious person may try searching the internet for such information. However I have given a few, they are indicated with Move the curser to the symbol and wait a second. D ates include B.C. or A.D. only if the choice is not obvious from the context. The Guide is not complete, I will be adding more pronunciations and entries as time permits. (I did not give up my day job.) (The red dates and purple pronunciations are not links.)

69. IMSS - Multimedia Catalogue - Biographies - Niccolò Tartaglia a dispute between Tartaglia and the mathematician lodovico ferrari (15221565), to lodovico ferrari, Venice 1547 1-4 and Brescia 1548 5-6). http://brunelleschi.imss.fi.it/genscheda.asp?appl=SIM&xsl=biografia&lingua=ENG&c

70. IMSS - Catalogo Multimediale - Biografie - Niccolò Tartaglia Translate this page che vide a confronto Tartaglia e il matematico lodovico ferrari (1522-1565), (Risposte a lodovico ferrari, Venezia 1547 1-4 e Brescia 1548 5-6). http://brunelleschi.imss.fi.it/genscheda.asp?appl=SIM&xsl=biografia&chiave=30055

71. CAFETURCO.COM, Istanbul Portalý, Online Alýþveriþ Sitesi Sezonun yedinci yarisi olan Italya GP sinde ferrari pilotu lodovico Scarfiottizafere ulasti. Sezonun sekizinci GP sini Lotus BRM takimindan Jim Clark http://www.cafeturco.com/Content.asp?CID=395&CP=2

72. Patten 40 - Ferrari ferrari, Giovanni Battista. 15841655. Flora, Ouero, Cultura di Fiori. e trasportata dalla lingua latina nell italiana da lodovico Aureli Perugino. http://www.asu.edu/lib/speccoll/patten/html/40.html

Ferrari, Giovanni Battista Flora, Ouero, Cultura di Fiori. Distinta in quattro libri e trasportata dalla lingua latina nell'italiana da Lodovico Aureli Perugino. Roma: per Pier'Ant. Facciotti, 1638. Translation De Florum Cultura . First Italian? EditionCf. Johnston, S. H. Cleveland Coll. 194. Illus. are the same as in the Latin ed. of 1633. References: Johnston, S. H. Cleveland coll. 194. This Italian translation of a Latin work, first published in 1633, on flower gardening includes 45 plates of garden architecture designs, flowers, and their display. The work is divided into four books. The first book discusses the architecture, and care of the garden as well as the tools needed to maintain it. The second book gives the descriptions of various flowers, while the third book discusses the cultivation of these flowers. The fourth book concludes this work with a discussion of the uses and marvels of flowers, including the features of mutated flowers. The work includes an index. Subjects Flowers; Flower gardening.

73. HOTlink Internet : O Provedor Mais Próximo De Você Translate this page conviveram Niccolo Fortana, mais conhecido por Tartaglia, lodovico ferrari eGeronimo Cardano, procurou solução para uma séria de problemas clássicos, http://users.hotlink.com.br/marielli/matematica/histomatica/histoalg.html

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74. Alle Ferrari Fahrer - All Ferrari Driver Translate this page Here is the list of all the ferrari Formula 1 drivers - Hier ist die Auflistung lodovico Scarfiotti (I). 10. 1967, Lorenzo Bandini (I). Chris Amon (NZ) http://jclemens.com/F1/ferrari_driver.htm

Back - Zurück Ferrari F1 Drivers - Ferrari F1 Fahrer Here is the list of all the Ferrari Formula 1 drivers - Hier ist die Auflistung aller Ferrari Formel 1 Fahrer Jahr/Year Name Position Name Position Alberto Ascari (I) Luigi Villoresi (I) Raymond Sommer (F) Dorino Serafini (I) Alberto Ascari (I) Luigi Villoresi (I) Froilan Gonzales (ARG) Piero Taruffi (I) Alberto Ascari (I) Nino Farina (I) Luigi Villoresi (I) Piero Taruffi (I) Alberto Ascari (I) Nino Farina (I) Luigi Villoresi (I) Mike Hawthorn (GB) Nino Farina (I) Froilan Gonzales (ARG) Mike Hawthorn (GB) Umberto Maglioli (I) Maurice Trintignant (F) Robert Manzon (F) Mike Hawthorn (GB) Maurice Trintignant (F) Nino Farina (I) Froilan Gonzales (ARG) Umberto Maglioli (I) Juan Manuel Fangio (ARG) Peter Collins (GB) Eugenio Castellotti (I) Alfonso de Portago (E) Maurice Trintignant (F) Giorgio Scarlati (I) Peter Collins (GB) Mike Hawthorn (GB) Luigi Musso (I) Maurice Trintignant (F) Eugenio Castellotti (I) Alfonso de Portago (E) Wolfgang von Trips (D) Cesare Perdisa (I) Mike Hawthorn (GB) Peter Collins (GB) Luigi Musso (I) Wolfgang von Trips (D) Phil Hill (USA) Olivier Gendebien (B) Tony Brooks (GB) Phil Hill (USA) Jean Behra (F) Dan Gurney (USA) Cliff Allison (GB) Olivier Gendebien (F)

75. From Euclid To Newton then exchanged with Cardano s student and sonin-law, lodovico ferrari (1522-1565) . Of the three, ferrari was the more accomplished mathematician, http://www.brown.edu/Facilities/University_Library/exhibits/math/nofr.html

From Euclid to Newton: An Exhibition in Honor of the 1999 Conference of the Mathematical Association of America Math Exhibit Home Exhibits Home Euclid (ca. 326-265 BC) Archimedes (ca. 287-212 BC) Apollonius of Perga (ca. 260-200 BC) Nichomachus of Gerasa (ca. 100) Claudius Ptolemy (ca. 85-165) Diophantus of Alexandria (ca. 200-284) Pappus of Alexandria (ca. 300-350) Proclus (ca. 410-485) Boethius (ca. 480-524) Thomas Bradwardine (ca. 1290-1349) Girolamo Cardano Robert Recorde Johann MŸller of Kšnigsberg called Regiomontanus Franois Vite John Napier Henry Briggs Adriaan Vlacq ... Bonaventura Cavalieri (ca. 1598-1647) Christiaan Huygens RenŽ Descartes Gottfried Wilhem Leibniz Sir Isaac Newton ... Guillaume Franois Antoine l'Hospital, Marquis de Sainte-Mesme TOP Euclid Brown University Library possess a copy of each sixteenth-century translation of Euclid's Elements of Geometry into a modern language. These vernacular editions, grouped around the first Latin edition of 1482, are displayed in chronological sequence, from 1533 (Greek) to 1594 (Arabic). All copies are opened at Book I, proposition 47, "Pythagoras' Theorem," which asserts: "In right-angled triangles the square of the side opposite the right angle is equal to the sum of the squares of the sides containing the right angle." Most of the translations provide proof of this equation (a

76. Ferrari Team History || Ferrari 1 - Unofficial Ferrari F1 News And Views ferrari Formula One team history, covering everything from Enzo s childhood tothe present while a new young Italian lodovico Scarfiotti was tried. http://www.sportnetwork.net/main/s85/st20914.htm

The History Of Ferrari Ferrari, a symbol of passion, style, and technology. The oldest surviving, the most well known, and the most loved team in Grand Prix Motor Racing. What is it about Ferrari that makes so many thousands, millions even of people, all around the world, rejoice when they do well? (Sadly there was a period where the Tifosi did very little of that, but the good times they are-a-here again...) I don't know. I can't answer that question, except to say that Ferrari is not just another Formula One team... something about it makes a great many people, including myself, want to make it a part of them and absorb it into their soul. The cars always look so beautiful; maybe that is what attracts so many people to the team. The models after the 1996 car (F310) don't look as nice as they once did, but Ferrari still always produces a car that seems to look more beautiful than any other car on the grid. Scuderia Ferrari was in its early days nothing more than a team running privateer Alfa Romeo's really. The team’s founder, the much-loved Enzo Ferrari, was born in 1898, into a pretty rich family in Modena, Italy. The family owned a car by the time Enzo was still very young, when cars were rare, and this is probably what sparked his passion for the sport of motor racing.

77. Number Of Wins Per Driver Translate this page 1960 ferrari TR 60. Lorenzo BANDINI. 1963 ferrari 250 P. lodovico SCARFIOTTI.1963 ferrari 250 P. Jean GUICHET. 1964 ferrari 275 P. Nino VACCARELLA http://www.lemans.org/24heuresdumans/live/pages/retro/p_pilotes_4_gb.html

Number of wins per driver Jacky ICKX 1969 FORD GT40 1975 GULF MIRAGE GR8 1976 PORSCHE 936 1977 PORSCHE 936 1981 PORSCHE 936/81 1982 PORSCHE 956 Tom KRISTENSEN 1997 TWR PORSCHE 2000 AUDI R8 2001 AUDI R8 2002 AUDI R8 2003 BENTLEY SPEED 8 2004 AUDI R8 Derek BELL 1975 GULF MIRAGE GR8 1981 PORSCHE 936/81 1982 PORSCHE 956 1986 PORSCHE 962 C 1987 PORSCHE 962 C Yannick DALMAS 1992 PEUGEOT 905 1994 DAUER PORSCHE 962 1995 Mc LAREN F1 GTR 1999 BMW V12 LMR Olivier GENDEBIEN 1958 FERRARI 250 TR 1960 FERRARI TR 60 1961 FERRARI TR 61 1962 FERRARI 330 LM Henri PESCAROLO 1972 MATRA MS 670 1973 MATRA MS 670B 1974 MATRA MS 670B 1984 PORSCHE 956 Woolf BARNATO 1929 BENTLEY SPEED SIX 1930 BENTLEY SPEED SIX Frank BIELA 2000 AUDI R8 2001 AUDI R8 2002 AUDI R8 Luigi CHINETTI 1932 ALFA ROMEO 8C 1934 ALFA ROMEO 8C 1949 FERRARI 166 MM Hurley HAYWOOD 1977 PORSCHE 936 1983 PORSCHE 956 1994 DAUER PORSCHE 962 Phil HILL 1958 FERRARI 250 TR 1961 FERRARI TR 61

78. Biblioteca Comunale Dell'Archiginnasio - Bologna - Lodovico Ariosto lodovico Ariosto In Vinegia, appresso Gabriel Giolito de ferrari, e fratelli, 1554, 4° http://www.archiginnasio.it/gallerie/vetrina13.htm

Home La biblioteca Galleria di immagini Lodovico Ariosto In Vinegia, appresso Gabriel Giolito de Ferrari, e fratelli, 1554, 4° 10 r III 49 L' Orlando furioso fu il più stampato dei nostri classici. Nei due avvisi contenuti in questa edizione il Giolito mostra di tenere moltissimo alla esatta lezione del testo e alla bellezza degli ornati. Home La biblioteca Galleria di immagini Ultimo aggiornamento 17/10/2001

79. Ente Nazionale Sordomuti - Sezioni Provinciali - Genova Translate this page Presidente ferrari ETTORE lodovico. Vice-Presidente Baroni Guido. ConsigliereAnziano Dellepiane Mario. Consigliere Udente Masetti Giuseppe http://www.ens.it/struttura/sezioni/province/genova.htm

HOME DOCUMENTI NEWS SERVIZI ... LINKS STRUTTURA Presidente Consiglio Direttivo Segretario Nazionale Assemblea Nazionale ... Consigli Regionali Sezioni Provinciali Sede Centrale Sezioni Provinciali Sezione Provinciale ENS di Genova Presidente: FERRARI ETTORE LODOVICO Vice-Presidente: Baroni Guido Consigliere Anziano: Dellepiane Mario Consigliere Udente: Masetti Giuseppe Consiglieri: Zampelli Giovanni Delegato provinciale: Giarratana Sebastiano Sede: Via Peschiera, 7 - 16122 GENOVA Telefono: 010.880061 Fax: 010.881109 DTS: 010.881109 E-Mail: genova@ens.it Internet: (sito non disponibile) www.ens.it

80. Matematièki Dvoboji postupke kojima se one izvode, otkrili talijanski renesansni matematicariScipione del Ferro, Niccolo Tartaglia, Girolamo Cardano i lodovico ferrari. http://www.math.hr/~mathe/dvoboji/

Broj 4 Matematièki dvoboji Sadržaj: Uvod Hipasus kontra Pitagore Tartaglia kontra Cardana Descartes kontra de Fermata ... Popis literature i linkova Uvod Mnoge velike matematièke ideje i dokazi teorema u povijesti nisu prošli glatko, odnosno izazvali su kontroverze unutar svijeta matematièara. Ponekad se radilo o sukobima oko prvenstva ("ja sam to prije dokazao!"), ponekad oko toènosti rezultata ("krivo si to dokazao!"), ponekad oko autorstva ("ukrao si mi teorem!"), a ponekad opet oko smislenosti neke matematièke teorije ("tvoja matematika nema smisla!"). U ovom èlanku upoznat æemo se s nekoliko velikih matematièkih ideja u povijesti oko kojih su se razvili takvi sukobi matematièara - ponekad veæ tada poznati kao sukobi, a ponekad ih možemo iz današnje perspektive takvima zvati... Hipasus kontra Pitagore ili: dodekaedar i iracionalnost korijena iz 2 Gotovo svatko èuo je za Pitagoru sa Samosa, nakon Talesa prvog velikog matematièara u povijesti. No, malo tko je èuo za njegova suvremenika, èlana pitagorejske škole, Hipasusa iz Metaponta. Pitagora (oko 570. - 475. pr. Kr.) je u mladosti boravio u Egiptu, a jedno vrijeme i u babilonskom sužanjstvu. U tim je dvjema zemljama, kao i od svojih uèitelja Ferekida, Talesa i Anaksimandra, nauèio osnove matematike. Kad je zbog politièkih razloga morao napustiti svoj rodni otok Samos, u Krotonu u južnoj Italiji oko 518. pr.Kr. osniva svoju znamenitu

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