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Just another WordPress.com site. Browsing All Posts published on »April, 2011«. Math 2000 B.C. April 30, 2011. Ahmes Contribution Talking of the history of mathematics, there is a common name one will find while trying to find structured mathematics in its early stages, that name is Ahmes. Thanks to Ahmes, he is credited with writing what is said to be Egypt’s most extensive mathematical texts known as the Rhind Papyrus. Ahmes says in the early […]. Numbers, Animals, and Insects. April 11, 2011.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Browsing All Posts published on »May, 2011«. Importance of 17th Century Mathematics. May 26, 2011. From the beginning, math has been apart of everything. Our every movement, even every thought, is math. Soon with the evolution of man we found ourselves trying to understand this perfect existence of reason and as time progressed, so did our understanding. Even today, scholars all over the world are continuing to master this craft […]. May 15, 2011. May 10, 2011.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Posted on May 15, 2011. What Are Imaginary Numbers? An imaginary number is a number whose square has a negative value. This is very peculiar seeing as all real numbers when squared have positive values. Rafael Bombelli is the known man to tackle this vexing idea for which is published in his book called. 1=0 For this problem, the solution for. Is the square root of negative one. This solution wrote in gold the importance of the imaginary number. For the Latin word. The im...
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Just another WordPress.com site. Posted on June 7, 2011. The golden ratio goes by many names; phi, the golden section, the golden mean, divine proportion, divine section, golden cut, and more. All these names portray the supreme, but why? What is it that places the number 1.61803 on the highest pedestal? The golden ratio is so admired because it is in fact the number which is part of virtually everything in our lives. What is the Golden Ratio? The golden ratio, or phi,. Image found on Google images.
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A Math History blog. The Development of the Calculus. Swiss Mathematicians of the 18th Century →. October 20, 2011. Isaac Newton was born in 1642/3 in Woolsthorpe, England. The doubled year of birth is related to the gradual adoption of the Gregorian calendar. 8216; work on algebra. In 1665, Cambridge University shut down due to an outbreak of plague in England. Newton returned to his family home in Woolsthorpe, Lincolnshire. The lengths of curves and the maxima and minima of functions. Newton’s. Newton&...
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A Math History blog. Applications from the Ancient World. Italian Mathematics of the 16th Century →. The History of Algebra. February 8, 2011. I wrote a few posts back in October of 2008 about the history of algebra and the transmission of Hindu and Arab knowledge to Europe. October 24, 2008 by richbeveridge. Abu Ja’far Muhammad ibn Musa Al-Khwarizmi was an Arab mathematician who lived and worked in Baghdad during the 8. The Compendious Book on Calculation by Completion and Balancing. Or, in English,.
Applied Mathematics and the Heavenly Bodies | history of math
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A Math History blog. Italian Mathematics of the 16th Century. French Mathematics of the 17th century →. Applied Mathematics and the Heavenly Bodies. February 22, 2011. Before we leave the time period of the early 16th century, I think it would be helpful to recognize three very important astronomer/mathematicians of that time –. In 1543, as Copernicus was dying, his ideas were published as the book. De revolutionibus orbium coelestium. Although Copernicus was correct in his assertion that the earth revol...
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A Math History blog. The Pythagoreans →. January 20, 2011. The way different cultures have chosen to represent numbers can be a very interesting topic. Many people forget that, like our English language, the base-ten place value system is a somewhat arbitrary cultural choice that we have made as a system to represent quantity. Other cultures use a variety of strategies to represent quantity. Our system is a Base 10 place value system which was also used by the ancient Hindu and Chinese cultures. You can ...
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A Math History blog. Mathematics in the Late 19th Century. November 16, 2011. The Rise of Engineering and Applied Mathematics The 19th century saw an explosion of applied mathematics as the industrial revolution took hold throughout Europe. An example of this is the development of the École Polytechnique in Paris. Galois had actually … Continue reading →. Mathematics in the Early 19th Century. November 15, 2011. Swiss Mathematicians of the 18th Century. November 3, 2011. Mathematics of the Enlightenment.
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A Math History blog. Monthly Archives: September 2011. The Development of the Calculus. September 29, 2011. After the advent of Descartes’ analytic geometry, mathematicians had a lot of algebraic representations of geometric curves to analyze. Victor Katz, in his textbook A History of Mathematics, lays out the quantities that interested mathematicians in relation to curves in … Continue reading →. Mathematics of the Enlightenment. Mathematics in the Late 19th Century. Mathematics in the Early 19th Century.
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A Math History blog. Swiss Mathematicians of the 18th Century. Mathematics in the Late 19th Century →. Mathematics in the Early 19th Century. November 15, 2011. Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) was a German mathematician whose talents were comparable to those of Euler. Much of Gauss’ reputation was based on his monumental 1801 work called. Which controls most of the computer security systems in the world. Gauss became interested in astronomy. The Italian astronomer Piazzi had discovered a small plane...
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A Math History blog. French Mathematics of the 17th century. Newton and Leibniz →. The Development of the Calculus. September 29, 2011. After the advent of Descartes’ analytic geometry, mathematicians had a lot of algebraic representations of geometric curves to analyze. Victor Katz, in his textbook. A History of Mathematics. Lays out the quantities that interested mathematicians in relation to curves in the plane – arc length, the tangent line (and subtangent. The normal line (and subnormal. Finding the...
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A Math History blog. Mathematics in the Early 19th Century →. Swiss Mathematicians of the 18th Century. November 3, 2011. The Bernoullis fled, eventually ending up in Switzerland. Two of Nicolaus Bernoulli’s ten children became famous mathematicians – Jacob. Jacob taught at the University of Basel when his brother Johann (who was twelve years younger) attended school there. Jacob traveled to France, the Netherlands and England before returning to Basel in 1683 to teach at the University until his dea...
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A Math History blog. Monthly Archives: November 2011. Mathematics in the Late 19th Century. November 16, 2011. The Rise of Engineering and Applied Mathematics The 19th century saw an explosion of applied mathematics as the industrial revolution took hold throughout Europe. An example of this is the development of the École Polytechnique in Paris. Galois had actually … Continue reading →. Mathematics in the Early 19th Century. November 15, 2011. Swiss Mathematicians of the 18th Century. November 3, 2011.
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