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Frosali, Giovanni and Mariano, Paolo Maria:
Moto di una bicicletta con ruote non circolari
Matematica, Cultura e Società. Rivista dell'Unione Matematica Italiana Serie 1 4 (2019), fasc. n.2, p. 145-157, (Italian)
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Su quale terreno può rotolare senza scivolare una ruota non circolare? Sulla questione, di cui si sono interessate le cronache perché è stata proposta come tema agli esami della Scuola Media Superiore del 2017, richiamiamo alcune proposte presenti in letteratura e formuliamo qualche ulteriore osservazione.
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