- The Book of Squares, (Liber
Quadratorum in the
original Latin) is a book on
algebra by
Leonardo Fibonacci,
published in 1225. It was
dedicated to Frederick...
- Flos (1225),
solutions to
problems posed by
Johannes of
Palermo Liber quadratorum ("The Book of Squares") on
Diophantine equations,
dedicated to Emperor...
- doi:10.2307/2323912, MR 1041889. De
numeris qui sunt
aggregata duorum quadratorum. (Novi
commentarii academiae scientiarum Petropolitanae 4 (1752/3), 1758...
-
century Leonardo of Pisa,
better known as Fibonacci,
published the
Libre quadratorum (The Book of Squares).
Fibonacci had
studied scripts from Egypt, Syria...
-
Domenico Ispano. John is
mentioned by
Leonardo Fibonacci in his
Liber quadratorum (1225) and
several problems from Arab
texts by Omar
Khayyam were posed...
- Fibonacci,
Leonardo Pisano, (1225),
Liber Quadratorum. Fibonacci,
Leonardo Pisano . The Book of
Squares (Liber
Quadratorum). An
annotated translation into modern...
-
formae 4n + 1, vel
formae 4n − 1, dum
priores omnes sunt
summae duorum quadratorum,
posteriores vero ab hac
proprietate penitus excluduntur:
series reciprocae...
-
major igitur quam
intervallorum 3, 5, 8, 13 vel 14,
minor tamen quam
quadratorum, qui
duplicant proportiones intervallorum, sc. 9, 25, 64, 169 vel 196...
-
nostri sinus et
cordarum tabulas… 33r-41v:
Tabula radi**** et
numerorum quadratorum,
incompletely filled 42r:
Quadratum geometri****. Sit
instrumentum rectangulum...
- Madrid,
Experientia mathematica de
compositione numerorum, linearum,
quadratorum, &c. , in
which he
discusses basic algebra. The
Biblioteca Nacional de...
