The Hindu-Arabic Numerals
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; Cantor places the body of the work about the third or fourthcentury A. D. , _Geschichte der Mathematik_, Vol. I (3), p. 598.
[148] For the opposite side of the case see G. R. Kaye, "Notes on IndianMathematics, No. 2. --[=A]ryabha[t. ]a, " _Journ. And Proc. Of the AsiaticSoc. Of Bengal_, Vol. IV, 1908, pp. 111-141.
[149] He used one of the alphabetic systems explained above. This ran up to10^{18} and was not difficult, beginning as follows: [Illustration] the same letter (_ka_) appearing in th...e successive consonant forms, _ka_, _kha_, _ga_, _gha_, etc. See C. I. Gerhardt, _
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; Cantor places the body of the work about the third or fourthcentury A. D. , _Geschichte der Mathematik_, Vol. I (3), p. 598.
[148] For the opposite side of the case see G. R. Kaye, "Notes on IndianMathematics, No. 2. --[=A]ryabha[t. ]a, " _Journ. And Proc. Of the AsiaticSoc. Of Bengal_, Vol. IV, 1908, pp. 111-141.
[149] He used one of the alphabetic systems explained above. This ran up to10^{18} and was not difficult, beginning as follows: [Illustration] the same letter (_ka_) appearing in th...e successive consonant forms, _ka_, _kha_, _ga_, _gha_, etc. See C. I. Gerhardt, _
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