History of Science and Mathematics
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In the picture: Sherlock Holmes applies his chemical skills in this 1893 illustration by Sidney Paget. Credit: AF Fotografie/Alamy

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What's the history of "left as exercise" or notions similar to that?
Dec 19, 2022
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Gate 44 at the Colosseum in Rome: XLIIII or XLIV? When and why the change?
Dec 24, 2022
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History of visualization in science and math - where may I read of it?
Feb 11
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In which article/book chapter did Cantor, Hilbert, and Poincaré formally define or directly discusse the term “potential infinity”?
Jan 5
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When did bounties and prize money for open mathematical problems start being a thing?
Dec 18, 2022
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Historical examples of "pseudoscience" becoming "science"
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"Salvare" for "save a file"? Or "scaricare"? Or something else?
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Language of theoretical economic papers
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How to use Leibniz Rule of integration to find interest rate in Expanding Variety model
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Is money we make completely taken away by taxes?
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Equilibrium in perfect competition

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