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The following pages link to A remarkable collection of Babylonian mathematical texts. Manuscripts in the Schøyen Collection: Cuneiform Texts I (Q858553):
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- How ordinary elimination became Gaussian elimination (Q716156) (← links)
- Bisecting the trapezoid: tracing the origins of a Babylonian computation of Jupiter's motion (Q1637279) (← links)
- Plimpton 322 is Babylonian exact sexagesimal trigonometry (Q1678024) (← links)
- Three thousand years of sexagesimal numbers in Mesopotamian mathematical texts (Q1728759) (← links)
- The geometry of cuboctahedra in medieval art in Anatolia (Q1800539) (← links)
- BM 76829: a small astronomical fragment with important implications for the Late Babylonian astronomy and the Astronomical Book of Enoch (Q2029474) (← links)
- Small numerical variations in a set of similar problems from Nippur on the area of the square (Q2118258) (← links)
- The sexagesimal place-value notation and abstract numbers in mathematical cuneiform texts (Q2145714) (← links)
- Plimpton 322: a study of rectangles (Q2152388) (← links)
- History of mathematics: a global cultural approach. Abstracts from the workshop held December 13--19, 2020 (online meeting) (Q2232324) (← links)
- Geometric division problems, quadratic equations, and recursive geometric algorithms in Mesopotamian mathematics (Q2435325) (← links)
- On the relationship between geometric objects and figures in Euclidean geometry (Q2671586) (← links)
- How the estimate of \(\sqrt{2}\) on YBC 7289 may have been calculated (Q2697613) (← links)
- After Neugebauer: Recent Developments in Mesopotamian Mathematics (Q2798197) (← links)
- Foundations of Mathematics Buried in School Garbage (Southern Mesopotamia, Early Second Millennium BCE) (Q5241550) (← links)
- Extrapolating Plimpton 322 (Q5383015) (← links)