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Professor Piergiorgio Odifreddi , is the overwhelming scientific director of Mathematics Festival 2008 edition entitled "The queen of the sciences and art."

Professor hopes, so it's sure to be able to see the many people that applications of mathematics are not boring and that mathematics is mainly found in science , but also in physical until ' economy. In fact, just to explain all this, were invited as guests of the most well-known personalities from various disciplines, from Nobel laureate Sheldon Glashow (Physicist, famous for the unification of the electroweak forces, and Frank Wilczek , author of the " Quantum electrodynamics "and author of the text Music vacuum . For the economy but there will be Amartya Sen, and the two genes John Nash, (to understand what A Beautiful Mind), and Robert Aumann and Odifreddi will enjoy with them by making a "chat" with the title "Playing with Mathematics .

Mathematics is also computer science, and that's the name that sticks out of Juris Hartmanis who won the prize " Turing " and he will speak of complexity, then we will go to the art, because they There is math. The film will be screened Reaching the unreachable, the film about the painter Maurits Escher, who became famous for its impossible constructions (the photo above is one of his most famous paintings) .

From cinema, literature as a guest which will see one of the greatest Italian autotent the twentieth century. Umberto Eco, will explain the uses and abuses of mathematics in the history of numerology. There has forgotten the music and was invited as a witness Nicola Piovani, Oscar-winning film column for the beautiful " Life is Beautiful" Roberto Benigni's . Tell he had a fixation for 7, "the dance of seven veils ", " the seven gates of Thebes " and what better than a piece of music for seven instruments into seven parts?

But you can also go to the Guinness Book of primates with Allen Knuthson than on a mathematical theory has built his world record. He can keep ten balls in the air, with mathematics and logic.

The highlight will be the presence of Freeman Dyson, one of the great minds of the twentieth century a character who has given fundamental contributions to mathematics and physics. He has written on the biggest magazines, including New York Review of Books, wrote the essay "The Sun, the Genome, the Internet," and of course The importance of being unpredictable .

Well, this year we will try to be more " friendly" as possible, ie not to pass the math as boring subject studied in force at school.

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When science becomes theater

Interview with Valeria Patera, www.retididedalus.it

A conversation with the playwright and director from Milan who has dedicated his latest book, "The apple Alan " the mathematician Alan Mathison Turing, considered the inventor of the computer. A brilliant and eccentric character who committed suicide. Passion for contamination and the principle of inclusion are the operating modes that allow the writing stage to give a meaningful way to scientific knowledge.

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We interview Valeria Patera, poet, author, director and original exponent of the genre of theater and science. His latest publication is the book theater's apple Alan ( Di Renzo Editore, Rome 2007, pp. 120, € 12.50), dedicated to Alan Mathison Turing (1912-1954), mathematician, engineer , biologist, cryptanalysts, a scientist who is considered the inventor of the computer.

She is an artist who is moving on several fronts: it is an actress, director and writer, what characterizes it most?

The act of writing is original, if I have to choose one thing, surely I choose writing, writing also includes art, writing, speaking stage, the writing becomes a director.

How did his passion for the theater?

I think it was a passion born with me, already three years as a child I liked to perform on stage, a young girl at sixteen I knew I wanted to go forward on this path, studying and working hard, and just to play a very important I arrived in Rome. Then, by the time I arose the passion to be behind the scene and, so, I started directing. I've always been interested in the creation of a theater Multicode, I tried continuing contamination, I wanted to include different languages \u200b\u200bin that one gesture that is the theater.

She is known for a particular new field of arts: theater, science, science then becomes a new means of language?

In a process of inclusion came to my mind not only the artistic languages \u200b\u200bencoded, but also other languages \u200b\u200bsuch as science, as the thought, thinking is action par excellence.

Scientific knowledge is very present, I would say fundamental in our culture, and if its concepts are considered to be abstract, you can communicate through the theater and make them feel. Everything is born from the contamination, and the principle of inclusion.

There talk about his latest book entitled "Alan's apple, which originated as a script for theater and science and then became a book.

The story is long, I had previously published books on scientific character, this is about Alan Turing, a leading scientist living in the first half of the twentieth century and who committed suicide by eating a poisoned apple. Turing is now considered the father of the computer. He was a too little known, his story is incredible and he is certainly a figure of unusual and extraordinary. Also this time the book comes from a previous play, in fact many of my works the scene then find their way to publication.

plans for the future?

I have in mind a new character, but I do not want to reveal, for the rest of the work will start soon as the drama on Darwin, which was already presented some time ago (at the Festival of Philosophy of Rome), but now for the bicentenary of the birth of the great scientist will again be staged in various countries.

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The origins of modern science at the Science Festival of Genoa

October 30, 2007 - What are the historical and cultural roots of the modern scientific method and the elements of innovation compared to earlier views of knowledge? Speakers will address several issues including the historical and cultural roots of the scientific method, the anthropological and social vision which results and how it arises from the great cultural traditions and knowledge systems that preceded it. With Costantino Esposito, Giulio Giorello and Giorgio Israel ( Science and history, a difficult cohabitation - Di Renzo Editore ).

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