Conferences & Talks

Ahead

1973-2023: Celebrating Half a Century of the
Aristoteles Latinus in Leuven

Three-day conference
@ KU Leuven
25-27 October, 2023

Co-organized with L. Devriese, G. Clesse,
and N. Bobovnik.

Call for abstracts available here.


Quid sit numerus?
Théories et conceptualisations du nombre au Moyen Âge et à la Renaissance

Two-day conference
@ Sorbonne
June 28-29 June, 2023

Organized with M. Sorokina, C. Crialesi, and C. Hofstetter


Forme del pensiero matematico

Two-day conference
@ Università di Roma ‘Tor Vergata’
March 29-30, 2023

Organized by C. Panti, C. Crialesi, and B. Scoppola
More info here.


The Oxford Calculators and Their Tradition

Series of online seminars
organized by Irene Binini and Sylvain Roudaut.

More info here.

Past

PreMaT, Fourth Meeting on the 16th Century

Recordings of the talks are available here.

PreMaT, Third Meeting on the 15th century

Recordings of the talks are available here.

PreMaT, Second Meeting on the 14th century

Recordings of the talks are available here.

PreMaT, First Meeting on the 13th century

Recordings of the talks are available here.


Special Session organized by Clelia Crialesi within the SIEPM International Congress in Paris (August 22-26, 2022).

Title: The Fundamental Interplay of Mathematics and Physics in the Late Middle Ages
Cecilia TrifogliComparing Infinities: Some 13th-Century Discussions
Clelia CrialesiMathematical and Physical quantum: 14th-Century Geometrical Arguments for and against Indivisibilism
Sylvain RoudautQuantifying Medieval Science: the Concept of Denomination between Semantics, Mathematics and Metaphysics

Chair: Zita Toth

Some photos from the panel:


L’aritmetica nel medioevo: le fonti e gli snodi principali [new title]

@ CeSIM – University of Milan


Géométrie et Atomisme au Moyen Âge

within the seminar Histoire et philosophie des mathématiques

@ Laboratoire SPHere – CNRS


Les raisons des mathématiques

within the Colloque international La raison au Moyen Âge @ Institut Catholique de Paris


Neopythagorean Traces in the Early Medieval Commentaries on Boethius’ De arithmetica: Towards a Systematic Analysis

CNRS – LEM (Laboratoire d’études sur les monothéismes)


Two Different Approaches to Prime Matter at Chartres: William of Conches and Thierry of Chartres

The Elusive Substrate by Nicola Polloni


L’epistemologia della matematica in Boezio

Sic et Non Centro di Studi sul Pensiero Medievale (Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia)