Wilbur Richard Knorr, PhD
Affiliations: | philosophy; classics | Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA |
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Sign in to add mentorJohn E. Murdoch | grad student | 1973 | Harvard |
Gwilym Ellis Lane Owen | grad student | 1973 | Harvard |
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Knorr WR. (2004) The Impact of Modern Mathematics on Ancient Mathematics Revue D Histoire Des Mathematiques. 7: 119-133 |
Knorr WR. (2001) On Heiberg's Euclid Science in Context. 14: 131-143 |
Knorr WR. (1998) “Rational Diameters” and the Discovery of Incommensurability American Mathematical Monthly. 105: 421-429 |
Knorr WR. (1993) Arithmêtikê stoicheiôsis: On Diophantus and Hero of Alexandria Historia Mathematica. 20: 180-192 |
Knorr WR. (1992) When circles don't look like circles: An optical theorem in Euclid and Pappus Archive For History of Exact Sciences. 44: 287-329 |
Knorr WR. (1990) Essay Review: Notes on Rosen's Copernicus, Nicolas Copernicus: Minor Works (Nicolas Copernicus: Complete Works, Vol. iii)Nicolas Copernicus: Minor Works (Nicolas Copernicus: Complete works, vol. iii). Edited by CzartoryskiPaweł; English translation and commentary by RosenEdward with the assistance of HilfsteinErna (Polish Scientific Publishers, Warsaw/Cracow, 1985, and Macmillan, London, 1986). Pp. xvi + 380. £60. Journal For the History of Astronomy. 21: 203-211 |
Knorr WR. (1990) John of Tynemouth alias John of London: emerging portrait of a singular medieval mathematician The British Journal For the History of Science. 23: 293-330 |
Knorr WR. (1989) The practical element in ancient exact sciences Synthese. 81: 313-328 |
Knorr WR. (1986) Archimedes' dimension of the circle: A view of the genesis of the extant text Archive For History of Exact Sciences. 35: 281-324 |
Knorr WR. (1983) Construction as Existence Proof in Ancient Geometry Ancient Philosophy. 3: 115-137 |