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ct-eval-v4-0147 | math-archive-historyofmathema01sm | math | History of Mathematics — Smith History of Mathematics Vol 1 (1923) | French Scholars. France produced no mathematicians of
importance in the 13 th century. During a considerable part
of the time her great university was a place of rioting rather
than a seat of learning. In spite of this fact, however, several
respectable scholars appeared, one... | https://archive.org/details/historyofmathema01smit | Smith | 1923 | B | authentic | 0 | null | null | de907120e6809089 |
ct-eval-v4-0038 | prov-v02-B-0053 | vedic | vedic | The Aryabhatiya of Aryabhata by W.E. Clark (ed.), 1930. University of Chicago Press, 1930. Scholarly critical edition of Aryabhatiya. | B | authentic | 0 | null | null | 787fb561066212bb | |||
ct-eval-v4-0197 | math-archive-historyofmathema01sm | math | History of Mathematics — Smith History of Mathematics Vol 1 (1923) | Leibniz was a diplomat in the days when Machiavelli was a
model, and this is not a flattering way in which to characterize
him. Of no other man does the visitor to the portrait gallery
of the mathematical world carry away such varied impressions.
Some of the engravings sh... | https://archive.org/details/historyofmathema01smit | Smith | 1923 | B | authentic | 0 | null | null | 587f645aa73bb98a |
ct-eval-v4-0218 | math-archive-historyofmathema01sm | math | History of Mathematics — Smith History of Mathematics Vol 1 (1923) | Poncelet. The life of Jean-Victor Poncelet2 illustrates the
military activity of many mathematicians of the disturbed
Napoleonic period. A pupil of Monge’s in the Ecole Poly¬
technique (1807-1810), he entered the army (1812) as lieu¬
tenant of engineers. On the French retreat f... | https://archive.org/details/historyofmathema01smit | Smith | 1923 | B | authentic | 0 | null | null | ac76e1b5e14e630c |
ct-eval-v4-0305 | math-archive-historyofmathema02sm | math | History of Mathematics — Smith History of Mathematics Vol 2 (1925) | The problem in definite form first appears in the M erpr/ae^
(metre' sets) of Heron (c. 50?), and although there is some ques¬
tion as to the authorship and date of the work, there is none as
to the fact that this style of problem would appeal to such a
writer as he. I... | https://archive.org/details/historyofmathema02smit | Smith | 1925 | B | anachronism | 1 | what Perelman's 2003 work on geometrization showed is that the three-sphere is the only simply connected compact three-manifold | 648 | eff7fa2cc544706a |
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