Mathematics Hidden Behind the Two Coefficients of Babylonian Mathematics
Kazuo Muroi
TL;DR
This paper uncovers two circular figures concealed within ancient Babylonian mathematical texts, providing new insights into their geometric understanding and notation.
Contribution
It introduces a novel analysis revealing hidden geometric figures in Susa mathematical texts, enhancing understanding of Babylonian mathematics.
Findings
Identification of two hidden circular figures
New interpretation of Babylonian geometric notation
Insights into ancient mathematical concepts
Abstract
In the present paper I shall reveal two circular figures hidden behind the Susa mathematical text no.3,lines 5 and 6 with my own analysis of the text.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAncient Near East History · History and Theory of Mathematics · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology