Zero e infinito: I princìpi di ordine che intervengono in natura

Zero e infinito: I princìpi di ordine che intervengono in natura

John D. Barrow , Giorgio Israel , Ernesto Di Mauro
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Jan 1, 1999 · Italien · Broché (128 pages)
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Format Broché
Pages 128
Langue Italien
Publié Jan 1, 1999
Éditeur CUEN
ISBN-10 8871464621
ISBN-13 9788871464626

Description

This engaging exploration delves into the intricate relationship between mathematics and the natural world, highlighting how ancient principles have shaped our understanding of existence. The authors, drawing from a rich tapestry of academic backgrounds, provide a thoughtful analysis of mathematical concepts and their philosophical implications. Through a careful examination of historical contexts, they emphasize the enduring relevance of these ideas, demonstrating how they continue to resonate in contemporary science.

As readers journey through the narratives crafted by esteemed thinkers, they encounter the profound interplay between order and chaos, revealing how seemingly abstract theories underpin the very fabric of the universe. The book invites contemplation on the foundational elements that govern nature, offering a fresh perspective on the foundations of knowledge itself.

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Science & Technologie Nature
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