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  • Takebe Katahiro

    In his Tetsujutsu sankei (1722; ā€œArt of Assemblingā€), a philosophical as well as a mathematical work, he explained what he regarded as the fundamental features of mathematical research. He distinguished two ways of solving a mathematical problem (and two corresponding types of mathematicians): an ā€œinvestigation based on…

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    In his Tetsujutsu sankei (1722; ā€œArt of Assemblingā€), a philosophical as well as a mathematical work, he explained what he regarded as the fundamental features of mathematical research. He distinguished two ways of solving a mathematical problem (and two corresponding types of mathematicians): an ā€œinvestigation based on…

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