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Pythagore et la musique

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The Lasting Influence of Pythagorism

2020
During the three millennia BC, Egyptian and Mesopotamian mathematics developed fairly advanced computational techniques. Although they did not address the problem of a conceptual number determination (what are numbers?), there is every reason to believe that numbers were then implicitly conceived as a property of numbered things. The fact that a number
F. Patras
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Pythagore [PDF]

, 2023
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Pharmacoepidemiology of the administration of antihypertensive drugs by doctors in the Voronezh region in comparison with the results of the PYTHAGOR IV study

I P Pavlov Russian Medical Biological Herald, 2021
Background: To examine the pharmacoepidemiology of treatment for arterial hypertension (AH) in Russia, the PYTHAGOR study has been conducted since 2001, including PYTHAGOR III (20012002), PYTHAGOR III (2008), and PYTHAGOR IV (2013).
E. S. Kartashova, Galina Aleksandrovna Batischeva, O. A. Zhdanova, Yu. A. Sharapova   +3 more
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Pythagore de Sparte

Revue des Études Grecques, 1946
Ollier François. Pythagore de Sparte. In: Revue des Études Grecques, tome 59-60, fascicule 279-283,1946. pp. 139-149.
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On Bayesian Induction (and Pythagoric Arithmetic)

2006
Colin Howson has called “Hume’s Other Principle” the idea that, in order to make sound inferences from observational data, we need “at least one independent assumption (an inductive assumption) that ... weights some of the possibilities consistent with the evidence more than others” (Howson, this volume, p. 315).
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La cuisine de Pythagore

Archives de sciences sociales des religions, 1970
I NSTiTUEE a la fin du vie siecle avant notre ere, dans la cite de Crotone en Grande-Grece, la societe pythagoricienne (1) se caracterise par une serie de traits, qui sont inseparables des differents modeles secte religieuse, groupe politique, milieu philosophique dont la tension, au cœur d'une meme pratique, impose a ce groupe d'hommes son facies et ...
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Pythagore

2020
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Pythagoras und die Pythagoreer

2013
Obwohl eine der (indischen) Sulbasutra-Schriften (800-600 v. Chr.) bereits den Satz des Pythagoras in Wortform (ohne Beweis) erwahnt, ist es sehr wohl moglich, dass Pythagoras den Satz unabhangig davon entdeckt hat. Da von ihm keinerlei Schriften bekannt sind und seine Schuler das Bestreben hatten, auch spater Entdecktes dem Meister zuzuschreiben, ist ...
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La confessio pythagorica del "Fedón": Sócrates, el amante de la muerte

, 2014
N. Carrasco
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