Review of Benjamin Wardhaugh, Music, Experiment and Mathematics in England, 1653–1705 (Ashgate Press, 2008)

MATHEMATICS IN ENGLISH PRINTED BOOKS , 1473 – 1800 : A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS by BENJAMIN WARDHAUGH

This essay represents a first attempt to make sense of the mass of early modern English publications that deal with or refer to mathematics, using a bibliometric approach made possible by the new electronic databases: Early English books online and Eighteenth-century collections online. I present statistical information about references to mathematics in this corpus of books, perform some stati...

review of radiographic methods in dental implantology

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The Poetics of Simple Mathematics in Music (review)

Book Review: Mathematics by Experiment and Experimentation in Mathematics, Volume 52, Number 8

Is mathematics an experimental science? And is the computer the microscope (or the telescope) of mathematics? As a young mathematician I was certainly convinced this was so. Influenced by Kenneth Iverson (1920–2004), the inventor of the computer language APL, I saw the computer as an experimental tool that would reveal new mathematical worlds. As Iverson and others wrote in 1970, with the use o...

Annual Review of Psychology (2008, in press) DUAL-PROCESSING ACCOUNTS OF REASONING, JUDGMENT AND SOCIAL COGNITION