2021
DOI: 10.15446/hys.n40.86929
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Babbage, Willis, Reuleaux y el surgimiento del enfoque analítico modular de las máquinas en el siglo XIX

Abstract: El estudio de las máquinas es un campo que puede rastrearse hasta el Renacimiento. Sin embargo, en la Modernidad adquiere cierto perfil teórico. Se produce una transformación desde los tratados sobre la instalación y uso que conciben a las máquinas como una síntesis entre las estructuras materiales y el trabajo humano, hacia estudios analíticos que las consideran com entidades modulares, como ensamblaje de piezas y mecanismos susceptibles de ser analizados matemáticamente. A su vez, los primeros se caracteriza… Show more

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“…Larcombe ( [28]) and J.P. Bowen ([7]). Stages 2,3 and 4 have been previously highlighted by F. Thomas ([38]), D. Sandrone ( [35]) and Torres-Quevedo himself ( [43]). The last two stages, 4 and 5, are quite well known by Torres-Quevedo biographers ( [17]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 84%
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“…Larcombe ( [28]) and J.P. Bowen ([7]). Stages 2,3 and 4 have been previously highlighted by F. Thomas ([38]), D. Sandrone ( [35]) and Torres-Quevedo himself ( [43]). The last two stages, 4 and 5, are quite well known by Torres-Quevedo biographers ( [17]).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…As above mentioned, we would like to highlight the connection (see, for example, related arguments in [35] or [38]) of Babbage's contribution to a very (scientifically and industrially) relevant problem that was a challenge for many scientists along the 19th century: to design and build linkage based machines that would perform precisely mathematical formulas. It attracted the interest of famous mathematicians such as Chebyshev, Sylvester or Cayley (see [26]).…”
Section: On Algebraic Linkagesmentioning
confidence: 99%