Proceedings of the 43rd SISFA Annual Conference

Authors

Marco Di Mauro
University of Trento
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1532-8274
Valeria Zanini
National Institute for Astrophysics
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5258-9994

Keywords:

History, Physics, Italy, Astronomy, Origin

Synopsis

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Publisher: FedOA - Federico II University Press

Series: SISFA Studies in the History of Physics and Astronomy

Pages: 492

Language: Italian

NBN: http://nbn.depositolegale.it/resolver.pl?nbn=urn:nbn:it:unina-30581

Abstract: This volume contains the Proceedings of the 43rd Congress of the Italian Society of Historians of Physics and Astronomy (SISFA), held in Padua in September 2023 and attended by over 100 Italian and foreign historians of science. The Congress covered a wide range of topics, ranging from the 18th-20th centuries history of physics and astronomy, to epistemology, dialogue between history and education, and issues related to the management and preservation of the historical heritage. There were three special sessions: Copernicus’ Changeover From the Old to the New Cosmos, on the occasion of the 550th anniversary of the birth of Copernicus; “The Assayer” and the Birth of Modern Science, on the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the publication of The Assayer; and Giuliano Romano, to commemorate this important scholar and his contribution to astronomical science and the history of astronomy, 100 years after his birth and 10 years after his death.

 

 

List of items:

- 01 Celio Calcagnini on the Motion of the Earth at the Dawn of Modern Astronomy

- 02 La dinamica di diffusione del sapere astronomico e l’agenda di ricerca

- 03 Il calendario gregoriano ideato da Luigi Lilio. Niccolò Copernico e le errate affermazioni di Galileo Galilei 

- 04 Between Copernicus, Kepler and Galileo. A Memory of Owen Gingerich (1930-2023) 

- 05 Nicolò Copernico, testimonial del sistema eliocentrico all’Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova 

- 06 An Information Analysis of the ‘Celestial Object’ Concept in Copernican Revolution. 

- 07 What Means that the Book of Nature is Written in Mathematical Characters? 

- 08 Galileo’s “Optical Theory” of Comets and Transients

- 09 Lavori virtuali e principio conservativo nel Mechanicorum Liber di Guidobaldo del Monte

- 10  Was Galileo Accurate in Recording Moon’s Images in Sidereus Nuncius? 

- 11 Music in Holland: Consonances According to Simon Stevin 

- 12 Le più importanti ricerche astronomiche di Giuliano Romano a Padova

- 13 Giuliano Romano e l'archeoastronomia

- 14 Ricordando il prof. Giuliano Romano 

- 15 Gli “Incontri con la Natura” Giuliano Romano e don Paolo Chiavacci 

-16 Silentium Universi. Storia del SETI e del Paradosso di Fermi

- 17 Unveiling the Size of the Universe: The first Accurate Measurement of the Earth-Sun Distance by Giovanni Domenico Cassini

- 18 La girandola di Poleni: un progetto destinato a scomparire

- 19 Analisi della corrispondenza tra Jacopo Belgrado e Giovanni Poleni 

- 20 L’elettricismo naturale nelle ricerche di Giuseppe Maria Giovene 

- 21 From the Earth to the Sun: the Quest for the Astronomical Unit by Means of the 1761 and 1769 Venus Transits

-22 Celestino Galiani e il potenziamento dell'astronomia a Napoli: un'indagine preliminare sulla sua corrispondenza

- 23 L’opera dell’abate Giuseppe Conti nel Regno delle due Sicilie

- 24 Enrico Federico Jest: A Skilled Scientific Instrument Maker During the First Half of the 19th Century

- 25 Giuseppe Bianchi astronomo, fisico e matematico della Restaurazione nello Stato Estense

- 26 Innovazioni ed invenzioni della famiglia Nobel negli ultimi anni del XIX secolo 

- 27 The Unpublished Physical and Astronomical Notes of the Accademia del Cimento

- 28 Cosmology at a Crossroad: The 1958 Solvay Congress

- 29 Maurizio Buscalioni: The First Director of Caracas Astronomical Observatory

- 30 Physics for Medicine at the Milan Institute of Complementary Physics

- 31 Whitehead’s Relational Interpretation of Special Relativity

- 32 Exchange Interactions between Europe and Japan in the 1930s: Tomonaga, Yukawa and the Birth of Nuclear Theory

- 33 1930-1937: The First β-ray and Neutrino Theories

- 34 An Essay in Counterpoint: Wheeler, Schwinger, and ‘Conflicts in Physics’

- 35 At Home in a Super-Copernican Cosmos: The Genesis of John Wheeler’s Participatory Universe

- 36 INTEGRAL Observatory: Rescue at All Costs

- 37 Physics for neuroscience: the story of Hodgkin and Huxley before any interpretation

- 38 Logical Interpretation of 1894 Pierre Curie’s Paper about Symmetries in Theoretical Physics

- 39 Il Bureau des longitudes (1795-1932), un’accademia di scienze astronomiche aperta all’internazionale

- 40 Un percorso geo-storico: tracce della misurazione del tempo nei luoghi di Padova

- 41 Quando la stampa 3D e la computer grafica incontrano il patrimonio storico

- 42 Le prime osservazioni astronomiche in fotografia e le immagini conservate nell’archivio Inaf-Osservatorio Astronomico di Roma. Studio preliminare a supporto del restauro conservativo

- 43 La costruzione di specole per gli osservatori astronomici nel Novecento: le realizzazioni A. Bombelli

- 44 After the Abbé Nollet, the Teaching of Physics in “Lycées” in France

- 45 L’eredità scientifica di via Panisperna. Storia, esperienze e prospettive del Museo Enrico Fermi

- 46 “LOOK UP!” A Virtual Exhibition about the Historical Astronomical Atlases

- 47 Old Quantum Physics for Cultural Education

- 48 Macchine e meccanismi in fisica e in matematica

- 49 On the Grimaldi Phenomenon 

- 50 Esperimenti di Galileo con Arduino

- 51 Immagini di Scienza. Reinventare la scienza in un mondo in continua evoluzione

- 52 C. Bonfanti’s Book Collection

- 53 The Role of History of Science in Enhancing Physics and Chemistry Education 

- 54 Come può essere utile la storia alla didattica della fisica e dell’astronomia?

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Author Biographies

Marco Di Mauro , University of Trento

Marco Di Mauro obtained a PhD in theoretical physics at the university of Salerno and is currently postdoctoral researcher in history of physics and physics education research at the University of Trento. His research interests include the history of XX century theoretical physics and the teaching of modern physics at the high school level. 

Luigi Romano

Luigi Romano obtained a PhD in history of physics at the University of Bari and is currently a physicist at ARPA Puglia. His research interests include the history of XX century, mainly focusing on foundations of quantum mechanics and relativity theory as well as their related philosophical and socio-political context. 

Valeria Zanini, National Institute for Astrophysics

Valeria Zanini, First Research-Technologist INAF, is involved in local and national projects for the preservation of astronomical heritage; she is Lecturer of History of Astronomy, and a Council Member of the SISFA. Her current research interests focus on the history of astronomy in the 17th-19th centuries and on the scientific instruments of the same period. 

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ISBN-13 (15)

978-88-6887-256-4

Publication date (01)

2024-09-30

doi

10.6093/978-88-6887-256-4