Anno XXVIII - n.1 - gennaio/marzo 1995 Several demonstrations are described, illustrating dynamic interactions between alternating currents and fields. […]
Anno LVI - n.1 - gennaio/marzo 2023 In this work, we will examine the historical evolution of the core of dynamics, the relationship between forces and motion, focusing particularly on the principle of inertia. Our aim is to highlight an aspect that seems to us to be largely underestimated in literature, […]
Anno XL - n.4 - ottobre/dicembre 2007 We can commonly notice small things – leaves, pieces of paper, etc., – adhering to each other and floating together on the water. The reasons of this behaviour are explained. […]
Anno XXIV - n.2 - aprile/giugno 1991 We begin to study the properties of gases through a well-known mechanical model, then we perform a school-Iab replica of Volta’s experiment on the dilatation of gases at constant pressure. After observing that the behaviour of air is close to that of ideal gases, […]
Anno XXIV - n.2 - aprile/giugno 1991 A few experiments on the behaviour of real gases were performed. They show that the behaviour of air at constant temperature is quite similar to that of an ideai gas but, at constant pressure and varying temperature, the different behaviours of various gases (air, […]
Anno XXVI - n.1 - gennaio/marzo 1993 The classical skier paradox is revisited, with the aim of showing that a strictly geometric approach (i.e. one that makes no use of Lorentz transformations and the like) is more apt at revealing the true nature of the physical problem being studied. […]