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Sefer ha-mispar

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  • Levi ben Gershom

    …Levi wrote his first work, Sefer ha-mispar (ā€œBook of the Numberā€), dealing with arithmetical operations, including extraction of roots. In De sinibus, chordis et arcubus (1342; ā€œOn Sines, Chords, and Arcsā€) he presented an original derivation of the sine theorem for plane triangles and tables of sines calculated to five…

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    …Levi wrote his first work, Sefer ha-mispar (ā€œBook of the Numberā€), dealing with arithmetical operations, including extraction of roots. In De sinibus, chordis et arcubus (1342; ā€œOn Sines, Chords, and Arcsā€) he presented an original derivation of the sine theorem for plane triangles and tables of sines calculated to five…

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