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Charles Coulston Gillispie,Raffaele Pisanodevices. What is more, we all expect to be able to use these technologies "straight out the box." This lecture discusses how we are able to do this without apparent problems. We are able to use digital technology because we have learned to cope with it. "To cope" is used in philosophy to mean "absor

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Biographical Sketch of Lazare Carnot,he transmission of power, Lazare–Nicolas–Marguerite Carnot (1753–1823) remains one of the very few men of science and of politics whose career in each domain deserves serious attention on its own merits. His father, Claude, lawyer and notary, was among the considerable bourgeois of the small Burgund

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The Science of Machines,s that he thought to initiate when still an obscure young engineer. Fortunately for the historian, the documentation is adequate to permit following his conceptions from their genesis in the entry he prepared for the prize contest set by the Academy of sciences in April 1777 right through their deve

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,The Development of Carnot’s Mechanics,nd content of his thinking about mechanics and the science of machines when he was a young and hopeful officer 5 or 6 years out of engineering school. The present chapter traces the development of his thinking from these, its earliest recorded expressions, through to the publication, in (1803a), of

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,The Carnot Approach and the Mechanics of Work and Power, 1803–1829,iliation and the analytic and stylistic parallels. The failure of Lazare’s .. to attract contemporary attention has already been discussed. Although more often mentioned since, the . fared little better when it appeared in 1803. It fell into the same obscurity, lasting another 15 years. The book was

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An Engineering Justification of Algebra and the Calculus,d the contributions of the “illustrious Carnot” after the descriptive geometry of Monge and before the projective geometry of Poncelet in the sequence to which he attributed revival of the methods of Desargues and Pascal and a consequent renaissance of geometry following its eclipse by eighteenth–ce

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,On Principles in Sadi Carnot’s Thermodynamics,the famous . diagram to analytically represent the famous Carnot cycle, one of the main and crucial ideas presented by Carnot in his booklet. Twenty–five years later, in order to achieve the modern version of the theory, Kelvin and Clausius had to reject the caloric hypothesis, which had influenced