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  • Babylonian mathematical tablet
    mathematics
    / Islamic mathematics to the 15th century

    …of a device, called the linear astrolabe, that places him in another important Islamic mathematical tradition, one that centred on the design of new forms of the ancient astronomical instrument known as the astrolabe. The astrolabe, whose mathematical theory is based on the stereographic projection of the sphere, was invented…

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    …of a device, called the linear astrolabe, that places him in another important Islamic mathematical tradition, one that centred on the design of new forms of the ancient astronomical instrument known as the astrolabe. The astrolabe, whose mathematical theory is based on the stereographic projection of the sphere, was invented…

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