Titlebook: Burchard de Volder and the Age of the Scientific Revolution; Andrea Strazzoni Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Burchard de Vo

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Basic Vector/Matrix Structure and Notationelements extant on him – including those on his family, which are important as they offer insights into his Menonnite background, and by extent into De Volder’s ideas on religion – as well as by offering a recognition of the sources for him (especially handwritten ones), of his activities as the fou

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Selected Applications in Statistics method of natural philosophy. The two points are deeply interconnected as De Volder’s dealing with the theory of knowledge and with the function of metaphysics for natural philosophy led him to confront Spinoza’s ideas on substance, God and necessitarianism. I argue that De Volder stood for a sort

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Vector/Matrix Derivatives and Integrals laws of motion. These issues dominated not only his correspondence with Leibniz, but also his natural-philosophical disputations and handwritten texts, in which he aimed at not reverting to the metaphysical idea of God in accounting for the physical problem of the movement of bodies. This notwithst

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Basic Vector/Matrix Structure and Notationce of Newton’s . – containing a striking criticism of Descartes’s vortex theory of planetary motion – and the failure of Huygens to provide an experimental confirmation of his own alternative model, which he used to correct Descartes’s model of gravity and oppose Newton’s idea of universal gravitati

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Selected Applications in StatisticsIn this chapter, I briefly introduce the figure of Burchard de Volder (1643–1705) in his historical significance, as well as the state of the art of the studies on him. Moreover, I consider how my study relates to the current historiography of philosophy and science, and I provide a summary of the contents of the book.

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Introduction,In this chapter, I briefly introduce the figure of Burchard de Volder (1643–1705) in his historical significance, as well as the state of the art of the studies on him. Moreover, I consider how my study relates to the current historiography of philosophy and science, and I provide a summary of the contents of the book.

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