History of mathematics – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
China (Hong He, Yangtse)
- Chinese mathematics – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Gaussian elimination – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- 8Ch. Systems of linear equations
- 9Ch. Contains Theorem of Pythagoras (with proof)
India (Indus, Ganger)
- Indian mathematics – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Shulba Sutras – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mesopotamia (Tigris, Euphrates)
- Babylonian mathematics – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Cuneiform script on clay tablets
- Calendar: 360 + 5 days / year
- Sexagesimal system
- Place value system
Egypt (Nile)
- Egyptian mathematics – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Papyrus Rhind (Henry Rhind) ~1650BC
- unit fractions
3. The Orient offer the Decline of Greek Society
India
- Siddhantas(Doctrine) ~400AD
- Surya Siddhanta – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Siddhanta – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Decimal place value system
- sine / cosine
- Aryabhata ~500AD
Mesopotamia
- Baghdad
- Muḥammad ibn Mūsā al-Khwārizmī – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- ~800AD
- algorithmi -> algorithm
- al-jabr -> algebra
- Book: Hisab al-jabr wal-muqabla Science of reduction and confrontation
China
- Song dynasty (960 ~ 1276)
- Chin Hiu Shao (~1247)
- Solve polynomial equations numerrally
- Li Yeh / Chi-Chieh
- The method of the celestical element(tengen jutsu)
Italy
- Fibonacci Book (Liber Abaci) ~1202
- Fibonacci – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- al-khwarizmi(Algebra)
- (Practica Geometriae) ~1220
- (Geometry)
