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Archimedean Solids in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

The link below provides a transcription of my article “Archimedean Solids in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries,” which was published in the Archive for the History of Exact Sciences in September 2024. While the article is available for open access, this transcription offers an alternative way to access the content.

This is my second webpage dedicated to the history of science, and I will share additional pages I have been working on as soon as I have time.

Archimedean Solids in the 15th and 16th Centuries
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Vera Viana (Ph.D.) studies polyhedral geometry and the relationships between Architecture and Mathematics as an Integrated Researcher at CEAU (Centre for Studies in Architecture and Urbanism) in the Faculty of Architecture of Porto's University (FAUP). Director of Aproged (Portuguese Geometry and Drawing Teachers’ Association) since 2009, Vera Viana organizes the International Conferences Geometrias (since 2013), Jornadas Didácticas (since 2016), Aproged’s National Meetings (2008-2012) and is Editor-in-Chief of the Geometrias Conference Proceedings and Aproged’s Bulletins (since 2009).

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