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John of Palermo
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John of Palermo

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  • Fibonacci
    Fibonacci
    / Life

    …emperor at Pisa, and there John of Palermo, a member of Frederick’s scientific entourage, propounded a series of problems, three of which Fibonacci presented in his books. The first two belonged to a favorite Arabic type, the indeterminate, which had been developed by the 3rd-century Greek mathematician Diophantus. This was…

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    …emperor at Pisa, and there John of Palermo, a member of Frederick’s scientific entourage, propounded a series of problems, three of which Fibonacci presented in his books. The first two belonged to a favorite Arabic type, the indeterminate, which had been developed by the 3rd-century Greek mathematician Diophantus. This was…

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