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Preliminary Programme of Lectures – 2025

1st lecture – February 19, 2025
 Introduction to the course AncGr18

2nd lecture – February 29, 2025
Origins of Calculus of Variation

3rd lecture – March 5 2025
Prague Astronomical Clock – One of the oldest Analog Calculators 

4th lecture – March 12 2025
Albrecht Durer and the art of perspective,.
Studies of Leonardo da Vinci during Renaissance Time

5th lecture – March 19 2025
Brief Review of Linear Algebra
Introduction to Baroque Architectonicaů Style – Baroque_arch1_Introd_2024 Baroque in Prague – Baroque1_Prague_2024  Baroque2_Prague

6th lecture – March 26 2025
Barock Architecture (Gardens and labyrints)  Baroque_arch3-gard_2024,
Baroque Statues_ Charles Bridge- Baroque_Statues_CharlB2024 –
HIstory of Cryptography

7th lecture – April 2, 2025
8th lecture – April 9, 2025

Brief History of Metrology

9th lecture – April 16, 2025

Giussepe Peano and Development of Symbolical Language
First Steps of Czech technical University.

10th lecture – April 23, 2025
11th lecture – April 30, 2025
12th lecture – May 7, 2025
13th lecture – May 14, 2025

Preliminary Programme of Lectures – it will be changed  

1st lecture – February 26, 2024
Introduction to the course AncGr18
History of Czech Technical University

2nd lecture – March 7, 2024
Origins of Calculus of Variation

3rd lecture – March 14, 2024
Prague Astronomical Clock – An Analytic Calculator from 15th Century

4th lecture – March 21, 2024
First mechanical calculators in the 17th century

Wilhelm Schickard 1624, Blaise Pascal 1643, Gotfried Wilhelm Leibniz

5th lecture – March 28, 2024
Albrecht Durer and the art of perspective,. Studies of Leonardo da Vinci during Renaissance Time

6th lecture – April 4, 2024 – is cancelled for conference out of Prague.
Reccomendation for reading and studium:  Baroque and Mathematics: Introduction to Baroque Architectonicaů Style – Baroque_arch1_Introd_2024 Baroque in Prague –  Baroque1_Prague_2024  Baroque2_Prague
Baroque Garden  and Labyrints – Baroque_arch3-gard_2024, Baroque Statues_ Charles Bridge- Baroque_Statues_CharlB2024

7th lecture – April 11, 2024

Brief Review of Linear Algebra
Joseph Stepling – the founder of new education in Prague
(Newton Ideas in Stepling“s Thinking)

How the Meter Was Made:The Complicated History
of a Simple Unit Metr24 

8th lecture – April 25, 2024

History of the Czech Technical University
Franz Josef Gerstner – theory of waves, HistCTU2023
Christian Doppler Doppler21, Nicola Tesla and Albert Einstein
Tesla_A_24_1    Tesla_A_24_2    AE24

Giuseppe Peano, his Work and Ideas. (Development of Axiomatic Theories and Symbolic a Terminology). The Mathematical Induction. Peano

Ramanujan – Famous Talented Mathematician and Number Theory. Godfrey H. Hardy and John Littlewood. Cooperation of Mathematician.
Ramanujan21

9th lecture – May 2, 2024
The lecture is cancelled – This week is the change of the timetable of our faculty – this day is the programme of Wednesday

10th lecture – April 9, 2024

Matematics in the 20th and 21st Century
First steps in History of Computing in the Czechoslovakia
History of Crystalography

11th lecture – April 16, 2024

Significant Milestones of Fuzzy Logic.
Conclusion.

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Preliminary Programme of Lectures 

1st lecture – February 22, 2023 –  Introduction to the course AncGr18

History of Czech Technical University

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 Tutorial 1 – February 23, 2023

2nd lecture – March 1, 2023 –
Pythagorean mathematics – primes,, perfect numbers, amicable numbers, figural numbers
Numeration – Babylonian, Egytian and Greek – Ionian – examples 
Hellenistic Mathematics – introduction – Archimedes 

3rd lecture – March 8, 2023

Prague Astronomical Clock – An Analytic Calculator from 15th Century
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Tutorial 2 – March 9, 2023

 4th lecture – March 15, 2023

Origins of the Calculus of Variations  Origins21

5th lecture – March 22, 2023

Rennaissance Mathematics – Significant Personalities – Leonardo da Vinci and his Inventions –  vinci1_18 – Vinci’s Life, Inventions, Vitruvian Man, Divine Proportion, Robotic Knight  22
From Vinci to Albrecht  Duerer.

Tutorial 3 – March 23, 2023

6th lecture – March 29, 2023

First Mechanical Calculators – William Schickard, 1623, Calculating Clock
Napier Bones 1617, Rabdologiae –  Blaise Pascal, 1642, Pascaline – Comput2_18 

7th lecture –  April 5, 2023
Archtecture and Mathematics – Gothic Style
Geometry of Barock Architecture

Tutorial 4 – April 6, 2023

 8th lecture – April 12, 2023
18th Century
Newton in Prague in the work of Joseph Stepling
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz  – Universal Language  and Mechanical Calculator

9th lecture – April 19, 2023
Famous Scientists in Prague: Albert Einstein in Prague 1911-1912.
AE21
The significant teacher  of our Polytechnics Christian Doppler
Doppler21
and one of students –
Nikola Tesla – of Polytechnic in Prague.
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Tutorial 5. – April 20, 2023

10th Lecture – April 26, 2023

Giuseppe Peano and the Mathematical Induction.
Peano
Ramanujan – famous talented Mathematician and Number Theory. Godfrey H. Hardy and John Littlewood. Cooperation of Mathematician.
Ramanujan21

11th Lecture – May 3, 2023

First steps in History of Computing in the Czechoslovakia
SZlecture21

Tutorial 6. – May 4, 2023
Development of Logic to Fuzzy Ideas

12th Lecture – May 17, 2023 

Mathematics in the 20th a 21st Century. Math_20_21

Problems of Different Culture Probl_dif_Cult_22

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