10066nam 2200541 450 99649034740331620230720170456.03-030-92690-7(MiAaPQ)EBC7081064(Au-PeEL)EBL7081064(CKB)24786776500041(PPN)264958926(EXLCZ)992478677650004120230131d2022 uy 0engurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierImagine math 8 dreaming Venice /edited by Michele EmmerCham, Switzerland :Springer,[2022]©20221 online resource (584 pages)Print version: Emmer, Michele Imagine Math 8 Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2022 9783030926892 Includes bibliographical references and index.Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- About the Editors -- Contributors -- Part I Homage to Mimmo Paladino -- 8 Works by Mimmo Paladino -- Mimmo Paladino -- Il Principio Della Prospettiva -- References -- Part II Dreaming in Venice -- Dreaming Venice -- References -- The Napoleonic Fresco in Palazzo Loredan, Thinkingof the Bicentennial -- MOSE: The Defence System to Safeguard Venice and Its Lagoon -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Venice Lagoon -- 3 A Wounded Lagoon -- 4 A Long Story -- 5 Defence from Floods: Mobile Barriers at the Lagoon Inlets -- 6 How Do the Barriers Work -- 7 Recent Times -- 8 Since 2006 a Comparison with Other Countries Involved in Coastal Defence -- Part III Art and Mathematics -- The Rise of Abstractionism: Art and Mathematics -- 1 ``Breaking the Ties with the Concrete and Tangible'' -- 2 Italian Mathematicians Contribute to Construct a European Culture -- 2.1 Felice Casorati -- 2.2 Eugenio Beltrami -- 3 From Edgard Degas to Shigefumi Mori -- References -- Aestheticizing an Einsteinian World: The Idea of Space-Time in Russian Literary Theory and in Art Criticism -- 1 The Chronotope in Literary Theory and Beyond: Bakhtin -- 2 The Icon as a Chronotope: Florensky -- 3 Conclusion -- References -- Cagli, Olson, Coxeter -- References -- A Fault in the Order: Thoughts on Frayed Strings -- 1 Poems for Collapse from COVID -- 2 A Thread for Two -- The Multivalent Fourth Dimension and the Impact of Claude Bragdon's A Primer of Higher Space on Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Art -- References -- "Where Natural Law Holds No Sway": Geometrical Optics and Divine Light in Dante, Michelangelo, and Raphael -- 1 Dante and the Limits of Optics -- 2 Michelangelo and Raphael: Painted Light -- References -- On the Classification and Recording of Colours According to the Methods of the Painter Adolfo Ferraris: A Brief Note.References -- Colored Figurative Tilings in Pre-Incan Textiles -- 1 Introduction and Preliminaries -- 2 Pattern A -- 3 Pattern B -- 4 Pattern C -- 5 Pattern D -- 6 Patterns a, b, c, and d Woven in Other Techniques -- 6.1 Pattern a -- 6.2 Pattern b -- 6.3 Pattern c -- 6.4 Pattern d -- 7 Conclusion -- References -- The Artistic (and Practical) Utility of Hyperspace -- 1 Hypercubes Tessellated -- 2 Planar Rotations -- 3 Slices Vs. Projections -- 4 Fat Topology -- 5 Quasicrystals -- 6 Something from Nothing -- 7 Shape Shifting in the 1970s -- Appendix 1 -- Bibliography -- From Vision to Perception: Chardin's Eighteenth Century Cultural and Scientific Approach to Painting (and Soap Bubbles) -- 1 Conclusion: From the Objective Sharp Vision to a Human Perceptive Experience -- References -- Part IV Architecture and Mathematics -- Andrea Palladio and Zaha Hadid -- 1 Palladio, Villa Malcontenta -- 2 Venezia, Mostra Internazionale Di Architettura, 2008 -- 3 Conclusions -- Addendum -- References -- Sergio Musmeci and the Calculation of the Form -- 1 The First Experiences -- 2 Networks of Beams -- 3 Equicompressed Minimal Surfaces -- 4 Equi-Stressed Surfaces -- 5 The Nameless Shape Bridge -- References -- Twenty Years of Il Giardino di Archimede -- Part V Design and Mathematics -- The Multifaceted Abraham Sharp -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Abraham Sharp's Life and Work -- 3 Sharp's Boxwood Polyhedra Models -- 4 The "Sharpohedron" -- 5 Conclusion: Sharp the Artist -- References -- Learning by Metadesigning -- 1 Introduction by Giordano Bruno -- 2 The Projects -- 2.1 Raphaël -- 2.2 Paròla -- 2.3 Ápeiron - ἄπεo -- 2.4 Koi -- 2.5 Caustics -- 2.6 Tangle -- 2.7 Mutaforma -- 2.8 / Dis-còrde / -- 2.9 Tensioni -- References -- Part VI Homage to Roger Penrose -- A Little Homage to Roger Penrose -- 1 M. C. Escher and Penrose -- 2 Penrose and Quasi-Crystals -- References.Part VII Mathematics and Physics -- Identity and Difference: How Topology Helps to Understand Quantum Indiscernibility -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Old Puzzles -- 3 Quantum Abandon of Individuality -- 4 Superpositions, Interferences and Phases -- 5 Feynman's Paths -- 6 Where the Topological Properties Come From -- 7 Permutations and Braids -- References -- Physics in a Small Bedroom -- 1 Physics Teaching and Research in the Time of the Covid Pandemic -- 2 Toying with Hard Spheres -- 3 Playing with Soft Bubbles -- 4 Colours Brighten up a Dull Day -- 5 Putting a Spin on the Lock-in -- 6 Return to the Lab -- References -- Part VIII Mathematics and Applications -- The Train of Artificial Intelligence -- 1 AI Is Everywhere -- 2 AI Origins and Developments -- 3 Machine Learning and Training -- 4 Looking for a Clapperboard via AI -- 4.1 Experiments -- 5 Conclusions -- References -- Origami and Fractal Solutions of Differential Systems -- 1 A Mathematical Origami from the Analytic Point of View -- 2 The Fractal Nature of the Solutions of the Dirichlet Problem -- 3 A Strategy to Solve the Differential Problem -- 4 The Dirichlet Problem with Non-homogeneous Boundary Condition -- References -- The Tangled Allure of Recursion -- 1 Tower of Hanoi -- 2 Anagrams -- 3 Visual Recursion -- 4 Sierpiński Triangle -- 5 Natural Shapes -- 6 3D -- 7 Alexander's Horned Sphere -- References -- Desert Locusts: Can Mathematical Models Help to Control Them? -- 1 From Outbreaks to Plagues -- 2 Impacts -- 3 Current Situation -- 4 Controls/Programmes -- 5 Models and Data -- 6 Conclusions -- References -- Part IX Literature and Mathematics -- Soul Searchin' -- 1 The Algebraic Playground -- Disclaimer -- Reference -- Geometric Metaphors and Linguistic Genealogy -- 1 Similarities and Differences Among Languages.2 Trees and Waves in the Representation of the Relationships Between Languages: From the Discrete to the Continuous -- 3 Stairways, Chains, and Ropes: From the Continuous to the Discrete -- References -- A Mathematical Physicist in Hell -- 1 The Pure Tuscan Language -- 2 The Intervals Between the Skies -- 3 For a Few Reasons of Our Own -- 4 A Line That Leads Naturally Towards the Centre -- 5 In Search of the Size of a Giant -- 6 By Inviting Him to Press the Pace -- 7 …to Give Others the Opportunity to Interfere so Much More… -- Annex 1 The Volume of Hell -- Annex 2 Gravity in Hell -- References -- footlnk::333! -- Don't Tell Me the Cybersecurity Moon Is Shining… -- 1 Show, Don't Tell! -- 2 Show and Tell -- 3 Cybersecurity Show and Tell -- 3.1 ``Yes, I Am a Criminal. My Crime Is that of Curiosity. I Am a Hacker, and This Is My Manifesto.'' Hackers -- 3.2 ``I Have Said Enough to Convince You that Ciphers of This Nature Are Readily Soluble.'' TheGoldBug -- 3.3 ``I'm in a Secret Club.'' Peppa -- 3.4 ``I'm Spartacus!'' Spartacus -- 4 Conclusions -- References -- Part X Music and Mathematics -- Sounds, Numbers and Other Fancies -- 1 Invisible Polyphony -- 2 Natural Counterpoint -- 3 Ghost Notes -- 4 Converging and Diverging Forms -- 5 Space Translation -- 6 Time -- References -- Euler and MusicMusing Euler's Identity -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Euler and Music -- 3 Euler Seen by an Eighteenth-Century Musician -- 4 Musing the Euler Equation: From Equation to Counterpoint -- 5 Euler's Equation -- 6 The Number of Napier as a Musical Theme and Sine and Cosine as a Mutation of a Musical Canon -- Further Reading -- The Shapes of Violin -- 1 From Fidula to Violin -- 2 Echoes from Ancient World -- 3 The Elegance of Scroll -- 4 Straightedge and Compass Construction -- 5 Acoustic Surfaces -- 6 Conclusions -- Iconographic References -- References.Part XI Women and Mathematics -- Women, Academia, Math: An Ephemeral Golden Braid -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Two Faces of an Old Problem: The Leaky Pipeline and the Glass Ceiling -- 3 A New Problem: The Glass Door -- 4 Good Practices and Affirmative Actions for the General Public -- References -- Women in Charge of Mathematics -- References -- Part XII Comics and Mathematics -- Without Title -- 2012 -2021: A Comics&amp -- Science Experience -- Is Math Useful? -- Introduction -- 1 Is Math Useful? -- 2 How Is Math Used in War Time? -- 3 How Can Pure Math be Useful? -- 3.1 Number Theory and Cryptography -- 3.1.1 Number Theory -- 3.1.2 Cryptography -- 3.1.3 Number Theory and Cryptography -- 3.2 Radon-Nikodym Antitransformation and Computed Axial Tomography -- 4 Why Politicians Should Know Math? -- 4.1 Education System in the US, Covid-19 Death Toll and Simpson's Paradox -- 5 How Do Politicians Use Math? -- 5.1 Paradoxes of Elections -- 6 Is Math Useful to Me? -- 7 Is Math Usefulness Relevant to Learners? -- 8 Is Math Popularization Useful?: A Math Popularizer's Apology -- Figures and acknowledgements -- References.MathematicsMathematicsSocial aspectsMatemàticathubCondicions socialsthubLlibres electrònicsthubMathematics.MathematicsSocial aspects.MatemàticaCondicions socials510Emmer MicheleMiAaPQMiAaPQMiAaPQBOOK996490347403316Imagine math 83004696UNISA01921oam 2200409 450 991081904550332120230714045207.09781119756316(electronic book)1-394-17477-21-119-75631-61-119-75632-4(CKB)4100000011529144(MiAaPQ)EBC6380272(EXLCZ)99410000001152914420210414d2021 uy 0engurcnu||||||||txtrdacontentcrdamediacrrdacarrierDigital finance security tokens and unlocking the real potential of blockchain /Baxter HinesHoboken, New Jersey :Wiley,[2021]Â©20211 online resource (xv, 192 pages) illustrations1-119-75630-8 "In Digital Finance: Security Tokens and Unlocking the Real Potential Blockchain, readers will realize why security tokens are creating huge excitement in the financial industry. 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Zur metaphorischen Überschreibung des Unbewussten in der Psychoanalyse und im Konzept der Transdif ferenz 49 Von Unkraut und Palimpsesten Transdif ferentes Lesen und seine Folgen anhand von Fallbeispielen aus dem Werk von Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach und Bertha von Suttner 75 »Emma« alias »Emanuel« In Geschlechterrollen kreuz und quer durch »Jókai-Ungarn« 97 Stereotypen von Gender und Ethnie in der Operette der k.u.k. Monarchie 115 Die periphere Genese der österreichischen Kinder- und Jugendliteratur 133 Konstruktionen von ethnischer Zugehörigkeit und Loyalität in der k.u.k. Armee der Habsburger Monarchie (1868-1914) 155 Ein Migrant par excellence Leben und Werk von Ivan Franko als Beispiel der Multiplexität 175 »Die Dinge reden im Lichte eine andere Sprache als im Dunkeln.« Deutschschreibende Autorinnen aus dem Gebiet der heutigen Slovakei 189 Berta Katscher Einblicke in ihr Leben und Schreiben 211 Alterität, Gender, Transdifferenz und Hybridität in Juliane Dérys Leben und Werk 227 Nomadische Berufspraxis und Attraktion der Großstadt Transnationale Laufbahnen darstellender Künstlerinnen der Donaumonarchie um 1900 243 Antagonismen und (Trans-)Differenzen August enoas publizistische Tätigkeit in Wien zwischen 1864 und 1866 271 Versuche der Horizonterweiterung Identitäts- und Alteritätskonstruktionen in literarischen Zeitschrif ten am Beispiel der Karpathen (1907-1914) 297 Zwischen Kulturen und Identitäten Frauen und Weiblichkeitsentwürfe in der deutschsprachigen Presse der Bukowina 323 Anachronistinnen Die Figur der Repor terin in der Budapester Presse zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts 343 »Der heißblütige Dalmatiner« Reiseschriftstellerinnen und Reiseschriftsteller in Dalmatien und Bosnien-Hercegovina vom Ende des 19. bis zum frühen 20. Jahrhundert 361 Virtuelle Reisen Kakanische Schauplätze im frühen Kino 379 ›Zu Nixe‹ werden Faszination der Donau in Werken von Marie Eugenie delle Grazie 385 Der tote Fetisch Die Macht der Vergangenheit in George Saikos Auf dem Floß 397 Identität und Alterität im transkulturellen Raum: das Beispiel Triest 411 Abbildungsverzeichnis 429 Personenregister 431 Sachregister 445 Autorinnen und Autoren 449Mit dem Konzept der Transdifferenz lassen sich konventionelle Differenzierungen in Bezug auf Gender, Ethnizität, Klasse, Generation, Nation und andere soziale Kategorien kritisch hinterfragen. Die Beiträgerinnen und Beiträger zeigen, dass transdifferente Momente auf die Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten des modernen Individuums im gesellschaftlichen Umbruch der späten Habsburger Monarchie hinweisen. Dabei wird die Überschreitung genderspezifischer, ethnischer und anderer sozialer Grenzen in der Eliten- und Massenkultur analysiert. Aus literatur- und kulturwissenschaftlicher Perspektive betrachtet, lassen sich diese Momente unter anderem auch für Fragen der Kanonisierung, Mehrsprachigkeit und Transkulturalität fruchtbar machen. Der Band erschließt in Vergessenheit geratene literarische Werke und reflektiert unterschiedliche Lebensformen der Moderne.Lettre Literatur; Kultur; Habsburger Monarchie; Transdifferenz; Migration; Gender; Ethnizität; Klasse; Generation; Nation; Allgemeine Literaturwissenschaft; Germanistik; Interkulturalität; Kulturwissenschaft; Literaturwissenschaft; Literature; Culture; Habsburg Monarchy; Transdifference; Ethnicity; General Literature Studies; German Literature; Interculturalism; Cultural Studies; Literary Studies;Cultural Studies.Culture.Ethnicity.Gender.General Literature Studies.German Literature.Habsburg Monarchy.Interculturalism.Literary Studies.Migration.Nation.Transdifference.Literatur; Kultur; Habsburger Monarchie; Transdifferenz; Migration; Gender; Ethnizität; Klasse; Generation; Nation; Allgemeine Literaturwissenschaft; Germanistik; Interkulturalität; Kulturwissenschaft; Literaturwissenschaft; Literature; Culture; Habsburg Monarchy; Transdifference; Ethnicity; General Literature Studies; German Literature; Interculturalism; Cultural Studies; Literary Studies;809.933552Millner AlexandraedtTeller KatalinedtAustrian Science Fund - FWF (Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung)fndhttp://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/fndDE-B1597DE-B1597BOOK996308781903316Transdifferenz und Transkulturalität2203895UNISA