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摘要
开普勒的思想极具独创性,而他发现著名的第三定律的灵感则来自于他在 Harmonices mundi 中用相当奇特的几何方法来解释谐调。在本文中,我们将根据开普勒的思想,尝试使用现代数学方法,借助尺子和圆规可以构造的多边形的边数,来描述这些谐调。
Kepler's thinking is highly original and the inspiration for discovering his
famous third law is based on his rather curious geometric approach in his
Harmonices mundi for explaining consonances. In this article we try to use a
modern mathematical approach based on Kepler's ideas how to characterize the
seven consonances with the help of the numbers of edges of polygons
constructible by ruler and compass.