| Part I Contributed papers |
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| Seki Takakazu, His Life and Bibliography |
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| Some Reflections on Main Lines of Mathematical Development |
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| Babylonian Number Theory and Trigonometric Functions: Trigonometric Table and Pythagorean Triples in the Mathematical Tablet Plimpton 322 |
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| Archimedes in China: Archimedes and His Works in Chinese Literature of the Ming and Qing Dynasties |
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| The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Procedures and Liu Hui’s Mathematical Theory |
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| On the Alternative Algorithm of the 7th Problem in the Sea Island Mathematical Canon |
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| A Comparative Study on Traditional Mathematics of Korea and Japan |
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| The Axes of Mathematical Methodology in the Song and Yuan Dynasties: The Construction of Mathematical Models |
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| The Suanxue Qimeng and Its Influence on Japanese Mathematics |
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| Power Series Expansions in India Around A. D. 1400 |
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| An Early Japanese Work on Chinese Mathematics in Vietnam: Yoshio Mikami’s Study of the Vietnamese Mathematical Treatise Chi Minh Toan Phap |
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| The Jinkōki of Yoshida Mitsuyoshi |
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| Résumé of Works on Mathematics of Seki Takakazu |
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| Seki Takakazu’s Measuring Process of the Volume of Solids Derived from Spheres |
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| Seki Takakazu’s Method on the Remainder Problem |
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| Seki Takakazu’s Method of Calculating the Volume of Solids of Revolution and His Mathematical Object |
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| Leibniz’s Theory of Elimination and Determinants |
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| Algebra, Elimination and the Complete Book of Mathematics |
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| Some Questions and Observations Around the Mathematics of Seki Takakazu |
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| Ming Antu and His Power Series Expansions |
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| Standing on the Shoulders of the Giant Influence of Seki Takakazu on Takebe Katahiro’s Mathematical Achievements |
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| Takebe Katahiro’s Algorithms for Finding the Circular Arc Length |
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| The Method of Successive Divisions by Takebe Katahiro and Nakane Genkei |
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| Manuscripts in the Edo Period: Preliminary Study on Manuscripts Written by Seki Takakazu |
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| Influence of European Mathematics on Pre-Meiji Japan |
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| On Contemporary Mathematics in Vietnam |
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| Part II Supplements |
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| Notes on Complete Book of Mathematics Vol. 4: Three Essentials |
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| Complete Book of Mathematics Vol. 4: Three Essentials, by Seki Takakazu, Takebe Kataakira and Takebe Katahiro, collated by Fumiaki Ozaki and Hikosaburo Komatsu |
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| Seki’s Trilogy: Methods of Solving Explicit Problems, Methods of Solving Implicit Problems and Methods of Solving Concealed Problems |
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| Methods of Solving Explicit Problems, by Seki Takakazu, collated by Hikosaburo Komatsu |
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| Methods of Solving Implicit Problems, by Seki Takakazu, collated by Hikosaburo Komatsu |
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| Methods of Solving Concealed Problems, by Seki Takakazu, collated by Hikosaburo Komatsu |
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| Notes on Complete Book of Mathematics Vol. 10: Geometry |
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| Complete Book of Mathematics Vol. 10: Geometry, by Seki Takakazu, Takebe Kataakira and Takebe Katahiro, collated by Hikosaburo Komatsu |
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| Seki’s Theory of Elimination as Compared with the Others’ |
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| Part I Contributed papers |
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| Seki Takakazu, His Life and Bibliography |
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| Some Reflections on Main Lines of Mathematical Development |
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| Babylonian Number Theory and Trigonometric Functions: Trigonometric Table and Pythagorean Triples in the Mathematical Tablet Plimpton 322 |
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| Archimedes in China: Archimedes and His Works in Chinese Literature of the Ming and Qing Dynasties |
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| The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Procedures and Liu Hui’s Mathematical Theory |
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