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The articles of this volume will be reviewed individually. Contents: Tamotsu Murata, The philosophical side of Cantor's set theory -- from the recollections of the late Professor Torataro Shimomura (1-22); Mitsuo Sugiura, Applications of the Greek theory of ratio (23-29); Takeyuki Hida, Classical functional analysis and stochastic calculus (30-39); Hiromi Andoh, Some problems concerning the history of the classical theory of probability (40-60); Osamu Takenouchi, Sums of powers of natural numbers in the Katsuyo sampo of Takakazu Kan (61-69); Saburo Tamura, On a database of biographical dictionaries of mathematicians (70-76); Tsukane Ogawa, The beginnings of enri -- the calculation of \(\pi\) by Katahiro Takebe (77-97); Toru Umeda, A page of history: Alfredo Capelli and invariant theory (98-119); Hisaaki Yoshizawa, My views on the history of mathematics (120-132).
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- Takebe Katahiro -- a man of his times: a survey of his life and mathematical thought
- Studies on the history of mathematics. Proceedings of a symposium held at the Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, May 9--11, 1999
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