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    …an unfinished mathematical manuscript, the Geyuan milü jiefa (“Quick Methods for the Circle’s Division and Precise Ratio”), which his student Chen Jixin completed in 1774. The work was first published in 1839. Starting with infinite series expansions for sine, cosine, and π that had been introduced into China (without, however,…

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    …an unfinished mathematical manuscript, the Geyuan milü jiefa (“Quick Methods for the Circle’s Division and Precise Ratio”), which his student Chen Jixin completed in 1774. The work was first published in 1839. Starting with infinite series expansions for sine, cosine, and π that had been introduced into China (without, however,…

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