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antonio favaro and the edizione nazionale of galileo's works

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 October 2005

giuseppe castagnetti
Affiliation:
max planck institute for the history of science, berlin
michele camerota
Affiliation:
dipartimento di filosofia e teoria delle scienze umane facoltà di magistero, università di cagliari
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antonio favaro was born in padua on 21 may 1847 to a cultivated family of lower nobility. after having accomplished his studies in mathematics at the university of padua in 1866, he went to turin, where he specialized as an engineer at the scuola d’applicazione (polytechnical high school) in 1869. as early as 1872, he was appointed as extra-ordinary professor at the university of padua. for fifty years he taught graphical statics there. during different periods he also gave courses in infinitesimal calculus and projective geometry. since 1878 favaro, as one of the first in an italian university, also taught history of mathematics. he died in padua on 30 september 1922, shortly after his retirement.

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appendix: a forgotten controversy:
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2001 cambridge university press