Organisers: Simon Decaens, Samson Duran (GHDSO), Juan-Luis Gastaldi (Univ. Bordeaux Montaigne, SPH), François Lê (Université d’Artois, LML), Anne-Sandrine Paumier (IHES) et David Waszek (Univ. Paris 1, IHPST)
This working group aims to build an informal space for PhD students working on 19th and 20th Century, whether they are historians or philosophers, to discuss and work together as well as with researchers, students in mathematics and master students.
No prerequisites are expected from participants. On the contrary, the idea is to share historical knowledge, mathematical skills, philosophical insights and points of view. Our starting points will go from recent papers, discussed together, to mathematical theories (for example, group representation) or more “classical” historical and philosophical writings (Weyl, Lautman, …). This year, the group will be organized in series of sessions united by a theme. A large part of each session will be devoted to questions and discussion.
No prerequisites are expected from participants. On the contrary, the idea is to share historical knowledge, mathematical skills, philosophical insights and points of view. Our starting points will go from recent papers, discussed together, to mathematical theories (for example, group representation) or more “classical” historical and philosophical writings (Weyl, Lautman, …). This year, the group will be organized in series of sessions united by a theme. A large part of each session will be devoted to questions and discussion.
To current year and archives 2011– |
PROGRAM 2015–2016 : twice a month, Thursdays, 10:00–13:00, Room Rothko, 412B, University Paris Diderot, Building Condorcet, 75013 Paris – Access map.
November 9
- Focus on archives: discussion leaded by Baptiste Mélès (Archives Henri Poincaré), Cédric Vergnerie (Univ. Paris Diderot, SPHERE) and Anne-Sandrine Paumier (IHES)
November 30
Focus on archives (II)
- Emmylou Haffner (University of Lorraine)
Notes on the cahiers of Elie Cartan. (in French)
January 25
- Andrew Arana (IHPST)
The development of non-Euclidean geometry in the late nineteenth century.
March 21
- Alain Herreman (IRMAR)
Presentation and discussion of issues of semiotic analysis in history of mathematics. (in French)
April 25
- Y. Vincent (Lab. LinX)
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May 23
- Andrei Rodin (Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Saint-Petersburg State University)
Axiomatic Method between Logic and Geometry, I
June 6
- Andrei Rodin (Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Saint-Petersburg State University)
Axiomatic Method between Logic and Geometry, II
Also in this section :
- Seminar SAW 2015-2016: Exploring 19th and 20th centuries historiographies of mathematics in the ancient world
- Séminar "(Id)entity :: (Id)entification" 2015-2016
- Seminar of Philosophy and mathematical physics 2015–2016
- Science and Philosophy from Ancient to Modern Age 2015–2016
- Powers of Imagination. Historical Approach.2015–2016
- Meetings HPS of Paris Diderot 2015–2016
- AXIS HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS
- History and Philosophy of Mathematics 2015–2016
- Reading Mathematical Texts 2015–2016
- "Arabic" Mathematics 2015–2016
- Mathematics in the Renaissance 2015–2016
- Mathematics at Modern Age 2015–2016
- Seminar PhilMath Intersem 7. 2016
- AXIS HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE OF NATURE<BR>
- History and Philosophy of Physics 2015–2016
- Averroes’s Cosmology: The Middle Commentary on the De Caelo of Aristotle 2015–2016
- History of Light 2015–2016
- Striving for Coherence : Readings in Averroes’ Incoherence of the Incoherence 2015–2016
- Power and Acting in Averroes: the Great Commentary to Metaphysics Theta 2015–2016
- AXIS HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF MEDECINE