Seki Takakazu is a Japanese mathematician in an early period of the Edo era, known as the first person to study the so-called "determinant" in the world. He died on 24 October 5, which corresponds to 5 December 1708 in the current solar calendar, and we celebrate his 300th posthumous anniversary this year.
Seki Takakazu is a Japanese mathematician in an early period of the Edo era, known as the first person to study the so-called "determinant" in the world. He died on 24 October 5, which corresponds to 5 December 1708 in the current solar calendar, and we celebrate his 300th posthumous anniversary this year.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Yoshida Mitsuyoshi's "Jinkoki". The Nine Chapters of Mathematical Procedures. Zhu Shijie's "Suanxue Qimeng". A comparative study on traditional mathematics of Korea and Japan). Seki Takakazu, his life and bibliography. Seki Takakazu's biography and "Kanjo gata Wasan Era" (1674 1780). Leibniz' theory of elimination and determinants. Algebra, elimination theory and "Complete Books of Mathematics". "Sanpo Hakki," the first published book on determinants, and the related works by Seki and others. Remarks on the polynomial algebra of the Song Yuan dynasties and its continuation in Edo Japan. A study on "The Nine Chapters of Mathematical Procedures" and Liu Hui's mathematical theory. Babylonian number theory and trigonometric functions: Trigonometric table and Pythagorean triples in the mathematical tablet Plimpton 322. Mathematics in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, "Axis of Mathematical Methods". "Katsuyo Sanpo", resume of works on mathematics of Seki Takakazu. Seki Takakazu's measuring process of the volume of solids derived from spheres. Archimedes in China Archimedes and his works in Chinese literature of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Influence of European mathematics on pre Meiji Japan. Mathematics exchanges between China and Japan in modern times (1850's 1920's). Takakazu Seki's method of calculating the volume of solids of revolution. Some reflections on "main lines" of mathematical development. Ming Antu and his power series expansions. Power series expansions in India around 1400. Theories of circles originated by Seki and Takebe Katahiro. Takebe Katahiro's algorithms to find the circular arc length. "Kohai Setsuyaku Shu" regarded as a work of Takebe Katahiro. The mathematics of and around Seki Takakazu from a modern mathematician's viewpoint. Vietnamese mathematics and mathematics education: adaptation or invention?. On the history of mathematics in Vietnam. Standing on the shoulders of a giant Influence of Seki Takakazu on Takebe Katahiro's mathematical achievement. "Ruiyaku Jutsu" the method of successive divisions. How did Chinese deal with a scientific problem? A case study of the solar eclipse theory. Mathematical astronomy of Seki Takakazu and Shibukawa Harumi. Understanding and overcoming the Chinese traditional calendars.
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