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teacher, founder
Ruggiero Giuseppe Boscovich was professor at Collegio Romano di Roma and Università di Pavia since 1740 by carrying out an intense activity for teaching, research, and design in several fields of physics mechanics, but with specific interests on mechanics. He was a personality of reference in his time within national and international frames because of a recognized reputation of his works that still today are considered of fundamental importance in mechanics of rigid bodies.
Mechanics of machinery, rational mechanics
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variant spelling:
Boscovich, Ruggiero Giuseppe
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Curriculum vitae
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* 18.05.1711
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Dubrovnik
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born
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1727
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he became jesuit priest
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1740 - 1760
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Roma
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professor of mathematics at the Roman College of Rome
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1758
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he published the treatise Philosophiae naturalis theoria
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1763
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Brera, Milano
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founder of the astronomy observatory in Brera
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1763
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Pavia
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professor of mathematics at the University of Pavia
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† 17.02.1787
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Milano
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died
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