Neurociência, História da Matemática e Música: Conexões Interdisciplinares
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- 2 February 2021
Abstract
O escopo do presente trabalho é investigar as conexões interdisciplinares entre a Neurociência, a História da Matemática e a Música. Serão discutidos avanços da Neurociência, como a Lei de Weber-Fechner, sistemas de representação de valores numéricos, com enfase no (ANS-Approximate Number System) e como as frações seão representações inatas não simbólicas de magnitudes analógicas. Com base nesses avanços, serão analisadas quais escalas musicais, cujas frações intercalares a História da Matemática registra, melhor se adequem ao sistema ANS.Keywords
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