UN ANTICO MODELLO MATEMATICO PER DIVINAZIONI CONTENUTO IN UNA ENCICLOPEDIA DI FINE SETTECENTO

Authors

  • Fernando Di Gennaro Liceo Scientifico di Giulianova Lido
  • Domenico Maiorani Liceo Scientifico di Giulianova Lido
  • Franco Eugeni Terza Università di Roma

Abstract

Si esamina un modello matematico per divinazioni che è molto
simile in filosofia a modelli usati dai Sacerdoti di Apollo. Il modello che e
riletto su probabile reinterpretazione di De Fontanelle e Van Dale. è stato
anche rielaborato per essere utilizzato su computer. Il modello è natural-
mente un imbroglio ma la struttura matematica per ottenerlo potrebbe essere
utile per la costruzione di codici opportuni.
INTRODUZIONE

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Published

1994-02-18

Issue

Vol. 8 (1994)

Section

Volume 8-1994

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