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IF 0.6 Q3 MATHEMATICS British Journal for the History of Mathematics Pub Date : 2022-05-04 DOI:10.1080/26375451.2022.2086386

Bshm Meeting Coordinator, Isobel Falconer, Daniel Antonio Di Liscia Munich, Stefano Gulizia Milan, Thomas Henderson Durham, H. Gropp, Eleonora Sammarchi, Suzanne Aigrain University of Oxford, M. Jauzac, Agathe Keller

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数学城。摘要简介：我将探索公元前5世纪和4世纪雅典算术的各种空间和实践，讨论算术率，并概述谁可以摘要：13世纪的中国数学著作证明了两个有趣的创新。秦九章数学著作數書九章 , 1247）描述了一种以与所谓的“中国余数定理”相关的方式求解同余方程的算法。此外，李烨的李冶《海镜测圆》（策原海景，1248）展示了如何使用多项式代数建立求解数学问题的代数方程。两位作者都使用了相同的技术表达：“一个人建立了一个天堂的来源/起源

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Maths city. A snapshot of Abstract: I will explore the various spaces and practices for Athenian numeracy in the 5th and 4th century BCE, and discuss rates of numeracy, and also sketch a pro ﬁ le of who may Abstract: Thirteenth-century Chinese mathematical works attest to two interesting innovations. Qin Jiushao ’ s Mathematical Work in Nine Chapters ( Shushu Jiuzhang 數書九章 , 1247) describes an algorithm solving congruence equations in ways related to the so-called ‘ Chinese remainder theorem ’ . Moreover, Li Ye ’ s 李冶 Measuring the Circle on the Sea-Mirror ( Ceyuan haijing , 1248) shows how to use polynomial algebra to establish algebraic equations solving mathematical problems. Both authors make use of the same technical expression: ‘ one establishes one heavenly source/origin as

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