AbstractThis paper focuses on an anonymous Catalan manuscript of the early 16th century dealing with algebra and commercial arithmetic. More than half of it consists of a series of notes concerning parts of Luca Pacioli's Summa de Arithmetica, Geometria, Proportioni et Proportionalità, while most of the rest is related to Joan Ventallol's commercial arithmetic (1521). The use of a new kind of diagrams to work with equations is especially remarkable. The article throws new light on the cultivation of algebra in the Iberian peninsula before 1552, when the treatise on algebra by Marco Aurel, Libro Primero de Arithmética Algebrática, was first printed in Spanish
This essay is a study of a Renaissance Italian manuscript which has been published under the title o...
AbstractAn important step in 17th-century research on quadratures involved the use of algebraic proc...
This essay is a study of a Renaissance Italian manuscript which has been published under the title A...
AbstractThis paper focuses on an anonymous Catalan manuscript of the early 16th century dealing with...
AbstractThis paper focuses on a number of sources that could have inspired a very interesting kind o...
This paper looks at an aspect of Luca Pacioli and his Summa Arithmetica that has not previously been...
AbstractThis article presents a careful analysis of the chapters devoted to algebra in the Trattato ...
Abstract: This paper looks at an aspect of Luca Pacioli and his Summa Arithmetica that has not previ...
The paper examines an alternative approach to the theory of economics based on a work by medieval ma...
Introduction In 1508, Luca Pacioli was the most famous Italian mathematician and Venice was at th...
This paper looks at an aspect of Luca Pacioli and his Summa Arithmetica that has not previously been...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DX194718 / BLDSC - British Library Do...
One of the main changes in European Renaissance mathematics was the progressive development of algeb...
Abbaco algebra is a coherent tradition of algebraic problem solving mostly based in the merchant cit...
AbstractThe principal aim of this paper is to shed some light on the algebraic content of the Tratad...
This essay is a study of a Renaissance Italian manuscript which has been published under the title o...
AbstractAn important step in 17th-century research on quadratures involved the use of algebraic proc...
This essay is a study of a Renaissance Italian manuscript which has been published under the title A...
AbstractThis paper focuses on an anonymous Catalan manuscript of the early 16th century dealing with...
AbstractThis paper focuses on a number of sources that could have inspired a very interesting kind o...
This paper looks at an aspect of Luca Pacioli and his Summa Arithmetica that has not previously been...
AbstractThis article presents a careful analysis of the chapters devoted to algebra in the Trattato ...
Abstract: This paper looks at an aspect of Luca Pacioli and his Summa Arithmetica that has not previ...
The paper examines an alternative approach to the theory of economics based on a work by medieval ma...
Introduction In 1508, Luca Pacioli was the most famous Italian mathematician and Venice was at th...
This paper looks at an aspect of Luca Pacioli and his Summa Arithmetica that has not previously been...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Document Supply Centre-DSC:DX194718 / BLDSC - British Library Do...
One of the main changes in European Renaissance mathematics was the progressive development of algeb...
Abbaco algebra is a coherent tradition of algebraic problem solving mostly based in the merchant cit...
AbstractThe principal aim of this paper is to shed some light on the algebraic content of the Tratad...
This essay is a study of a Renaissance Italian manuscript which has been published under the title o...
AbstractAn important step in 17th-century research on quadratures involved the use of algebraic proc...
This essay is a study of a Renaissance Italian manuscript which has been published under the title A...