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A collection of unpublished letters exchanged between Niccolò De Martino (1701-1769), the most famous of the authoritative group of Newtonian scientists in Naples, and Gerolamo Settimo (1706-1762), a valued expert on mathematics. The subjects covered...

This work gathers the letters sent to Amodeo by Sannia, Segre, Peano, Castelnuovo, D’Ovidio, Del Pezzo, Pascal, Gerbaldi, Cremona, Hurwitz, Bertini, Burkhardt, and some other minor authors. Scholarly and explanatory notes accompany the letters forming...

The range of topics discussed by these two men is vast. Their correspondence throws new light on the spread of mathematical logic in France and on the relations between mathematicians, philosophers and linguists in the years from 1890 to 1910, with...

Luigi Cremona and Angelo Genocchi were two of the main protagonists of Italian mathematical life in the second half of the 19th century. They knew each other before Cremona became a university professor and their friendship lasted a lifetime. The 70...

This correspondence provides new and important information regarding the Italian scientific culture from the second half of the 17th century through to the beginning of the 18th. At the same time indicating how Baglivi’s works and scientific views...

An unpublished collection of correspondence comprising 70 letters between J. Riccati (1676-1754) and G. Poleni (1683-1761) complete with two Appendixes, the first dedicated to the problems and missives sent to and received by common correspondents...