The following pages link to (Q4769024):
Displayed 12 items.
- How algebra spoiled recreational problems: a case study in the cross-cultural dissemination of mathematics (Q465157) (← links)
- Diagrams in ancient Egyptian geometry. Survey and assessment (Q1045846) (← links)
- Methods and traditions of Babylonian mathematics. Plimpton 322, Pythagorean triples, and the Babylonian triangle parameter equations (Q1158134) (← links)
- Investigations of an early Sumerian division problem, c. 2500 B.C (Q1162994) (← links)
- Techniques of fractions in ancient Egypt and Greece (Q1164035) (← links)
- Archimedes and the measurement of the circle: a new interpretation (Q1228472) (← links)
- Were the Fibonacci series and the golden section known in ancient Egypt? (Q1604660) (← links)
- Poles and walls in Mesopotamia and Egypt (Q1877687) (← links)
- Which kind of mathematics was known and referred to by those who wanted to integrate mathematics in ``wisdom'' -- Neopythagoreans and others? (Q2335175) (← links)
- A new interpretation of problem 10 of the Moscow mathematical papyrus (Q2654168) (← links)
- Contrasting aims and approaches in the study of ancient Egyptian mathematics in the 1920$ \text{s}$ (Q6050666) (← links)
- Hero and the tradition of the circle segment (Q6171825) (← links)