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发表于 2007-11-6 14:37
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我本科是学数学的,不过这个其实跟物理更接近。数理不分家么
有这回事啊,我都不知道
看wikipedia也这么写
Historically, there was Seven-equal temperament or Hepta-equal temperament practice in Ancient Music of China tradition,[1][2], but whether it is real equal temperament or not is a controversial topic in academic circles. Vincenzo Galilei (father of Galileo Galilei) may have been the first person to advocate equal temperament (in a 1581 treatise), although his countryman and fellow lutenist Giacomo Gorzanis had written music based on equal temperament by 1567. The first person known to have attempted a numerical specification for equal temperament is probably Zhu Zaiyu (朱載堉) a prince of Ming court, who published a theory of the temperament in 1584. It is possible that this idea was spread to Europe by way of trade, which intensified just at the moment when Zhu Zaiyu published his new theory. Within fifty-two years of Chu's publication, the same ideas had been published by Marin Mersenne and Simon Stevin. |
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