Sulla storia degli studi di frattura in Italia
Journal Title: Frattura ed Integrità Strutturale - Year 2007, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
La storia degli studi sulla frattura è inestricabilmente connessa con il progresso della tecnologia. All'inizio pochissimo fu scritto. Dobbiamo riconoscere a Leonardo e Galileo il merito di essere stati fra i primi a scrivere su questo problema e sui modi di misurare e prevedere carichi di rottura. Più tardi, scienziati italiani si distinsero nel tentativo di stabilire leggi sulla resistenza dei materiali e sui criteri di rottura sotto sforzi multipli. In questa memoria si descrivono i lavori degli scienziati italiani dei secoli scorsi e si confrontano con i lavori di altri scienziati europei del passato.
Authors and Affiliations
Roberto Colombo, Donato Firrao
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