Titlebook: Mathematics Across Cultures; The History of Non-W Helaine Selin Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Counting.Cultural

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Jean-Claude MartzloffThis is because the fact that it holds for certain classes of modules and the determination of the precise extent to which it fails for others gives an enormous amount of information on primitive ideals and in particular on the Goldie ranks of primitive quotients. This paper does not review this dev

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Communicating Mathematics Across Culture and Time,Mathematics is a method for communicating ideas between people about concepts such as numbers, space and time. In any culture there is a common, structured system for such communication, whether it be in unwritten or written forms. These systems can form bridges of communication across culture and across time.

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The Hebrew Mathematical Tradition,In Part One of this essay, we look in detail at the arithmetic and numerology of Abraham Ibn Ezra, and we continue with a broad description of Hebrew contributions in geometry. In Part Two, we shift the focus to algebra and its evolution from a geometric to a combinatorial subject, as seen in the works of Levi ben Gershon and Abraham Ibn Ezra.

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