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On the curious historical coincidence of algebra and double-entry bookkeeping [PDF]
, 2011 Heeffer, Albrecht
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Annotated square root computation in Liber Abaci and De Practica Geometrie by Fibonacci
We study the square root computation by Leonardo Fibonacci (or Leonardo of Pisa) in his MSS Liber Abaci from c1202 and c1228 and De Practica Geometrie from c1220. We annotate a translation of Liber Abaci based on transcripts from 1857 and 2020 and a translation from 2002 and a transcription of De Practica Geometrie from 1862 and a translation from 2008.
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Récréations mathématiques et algorithmique dans le Liber Abaci de Fibonacci (xiiie siècle)
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Leonardo von Pisa: Liber abaci
2020The Liber Abaci is an important collection of mathematical knowledge from the early XIIIth Century, including the so-called Fibonacci ...
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Il Liber abaci di Leonardo Pisano, il Fibonacci, e l'ecdotica dei testi scientifici mediolatini
Vichiana, 2021The Liber abaci by Leonardo Pisano, the Fibonacci, and the Ecdotics of Middle Latin Scientific Texts · The technical and scientific works are neglected by philologists and literary critics for their content and formal peculiarities, which require the development of specific skills, but they deserve a deeper attention for the reconstruction of a ...
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Leonardo Bonacci (ca. 1170 – ca. 1240–50), also known as Fibonacci, was born around 1170 in Pisa, Italy, and became one of the most influential mathematicians of the Middle Ages. He was the son of a merchant and traveled extensively, which exposed him to the mathematical systems of the Arab world, which were far more advanced than those of Europe at ...
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[1] Michael Scott was a philosopher and scholar with scientific interests in the court of Frederick II. He is mentioned in uncomplimentary terms in Dante’s Inferno. There is a park near the river Arno in Pisa named for Michael Scott. In the park one finds a statue representing Leonardo Pisano. The statue was placed in the 19th century and only suggests
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[1] Michael Scott was a philosopher and scholar with scientific interests in the court of Frederick II. He is mentioned in uncomplimentary terms in Dante’s Inferno. There is a park near the river Arno in Pisa named for Michael Scott. In the park one finds a statue representing Leonardo Pisano. The statue was placed in the 19th century and only suggests
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História da matemática como recurso didático: oficinas pedagógicas a partir do Liber Abaci
2023Esta pesquisa exploratória, HISTÓRIA DA MATEMÁTICA COMO RECURSO DIDÁTICO: Oficinas pedagógicas a partir do Liber Abaci, de natureza qualitativa, tem como objetivo analisar as potencialidades pedagógicas da história da matemática, utilizando a fonte primária Liber Abaci de Leonardo Fibonacci, a partir da organização das Unidades Básicas de ...
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