Indian Mathematics
Indian Mathematics
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Ibrahim el- Chaijami, the celebrated poet, was born about A. D. 104(> and died in A. D. 1123 a few years after Bhaskara was born. He Wrote an algebra in which he deals with cubic equations? a commentary on the difficulties in the postulates of Euclid : on mixtures of metals ; and on arithmetical difficulties.
This very brief and incomplete resume of Arabic mathe- matical works written during the period intervening between the time of Brahmagupta and Bhaskara indicates at least considerable inte...llectual activity and a great advance on the Indian works of the period in all branches of mathematics except, perhaps, indeterminate equations.
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29. That the most iniportaiit parts of the works of the Indian mathematicians from Aryabhata to Bhaskara are ^?ssentially based upon western knowledge is now established. A somewhat intimate connection between early Chinese and Indian mathematics is also established — but the connection in this direction is not very intimate with respect to those sections that may be termed Greek, e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ibrahim el- Chaijami, the celebrated poet, was born about A. D. 104(> and died in A. D. 1123 a few years after Bhaskara was born. He Wrote an algebra in which he deals with cubic equations? a commentary on the difficulties in the postulates of Euclid : on mixtures of metals ; and on arithmetical difficulties.
This very brief and incomplete resume of Arabic mathe- matical works written during the period intervening between the time of Brahmagupta and Bhaskara indicates at least considerable inte...llectual activity and a great advance on the Indian works of the period in all branches of mathematics except, perhaps, indeterminate equations.
IX.
29. That the most iniportaiit parts of the works of the Indian mathematicians from Aryabhata to Bhaskara are ^?ssentially based upon western knowledge is now established. A somewhat intimate connection between early Chinese and Indian mathematics is also established — but the connection in this direction is not very intimate with respect to those sections that may be termed Greek, e.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Rusby Kaye to read onlineMoreLess
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