- Qin
Jiushao (Chinese: 秦九韶; pinyin: Qín
Jiǔsháo; Wade–Giles: Ch'in Chiu-shao, ca. 1202–1261),
courtesy name
Daogu (道古), was a
Chinese mathematician, meteorologist...
-
mathematical text
written by
Chinese Southern Song
dynasty mathematician Qin
Jiushao in the year 1247. The
mathematical text has a wide
range of
topics and...
-
negative coefficients of 'x' in
quadratic equations. Yang's
contemporary Qin
Jiushao (c. 1202–1261) was the
first to
introduce the zero
symbol into Chinese...
-
mathematician Zhu
Shijie in the 14th
century the
Chinese mathematician Qin
Jiushao in his
Mathematical Treatise in Nine
Sections in the 13th
century the Persian...
- Brahmagupta's
methods and concepts. In 1247, the
Chinese mathematician Qin
Jiushao wrote the
Mathematical Treatise in Nine Sections,
which includes an algorithm...
-
February Siege of Caizhou: Mo died
fighting the
Mongols at Caizhou. 1247 Qin
Jiushao wrote the
Mathematical Treatise in Nine Sections. 1259 11
August The Mongol...
- in Palestine. In 1247, the Song
Chinese mathematician and
inventor Qin
Jiushao invented Tianchi basin rain and snow
gauges to
reference rain, and snowfall...
- not
treated as a
number at that time, but as a "vacant position". Qín
Jiǔsháo's 1247
Mathematical Treatise in Nine
Sections is the
oldest surviving Chinese...
- Xian. Yang was also a
contemporary to the
other famous mathematician Qin
Jiushao. The
earliest extant Chinese illustration of 'Pascal's triangle' is from...
-
twelfth and
thirteenth centuries: Yang ****, Qin
Jiushao, Li Zhi (Li Ye), and Zhu Shijie. Yang ****, Qin
Jiushao, Zhu
Shijie all used the Horner-Ruffini method...
