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Arabic Mathematical Science: Instruments, Texts, Transmission
(Hardcover, 1996)

Author: Richard Lorch, Variorum
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Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 0860785556
ISBN-13: 9780860785552
Jan 1996
Publisher: Variorum
Variorum Collected Studies, No Cs517
Language: English
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Series:Variorum Collected Studies, No Cs517

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Weight:22.4 oz

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A collection of previously published articles on the textual transmission of the mathematical sciences from the Greeks to the Arabic-speaking peoples and from them to the Latin West. The topics include some geometrical theorems attributed to Archimedes and their appearance in the West; the astronomy of Jabir ibn Aflah; and Al- Khazini's "Sphere that Rotates by Itself." Distributed by Ashgate. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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