On the role played by the work of Ulisse Dini on implicit function theory in the modern differential geometry foundations: the case of the structure of a differentiable manifold, 1

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In this first paper we outline what possible historic-epistemological role might have played the work of Ulisse Dini on implicit function theory in formulating the structure of differentiable manifold, via the basic work of Hassler Whitney. A detailed historiographical recognition about this Dini's work has been done. Further methodological considerations are then made as regards history of mathematics.

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