61. Re: À âñ¸ æå íå óäåðæóñü îò êîììåíòàðèÿ First Abraham bar Chiyah savasorda 14 noticed c. 1123 that in a medieval (c. 776)text known as Baraita d Shmuel 15 there is no trace of the 73 parts but http://hbar.phys.msu.su/gorm/wwwboard/messages68/27236.html

Re: À âñ¸ æå íå óäåðæóñü îò êîììåíòàðèÿ Àâòîð ñîîáùåíèÿ: (c) Michael. Äàòà è âðåìÿ ñîîáùåíèÿ: 14 July 2003 at 22:12:12: ß ïðèâåäó îòðûâîê èç ñòàòüè Àðè Áåëåíüêîãî "JEWISH CALENDAR IN THE ROMAN PERIOD" The Baraita in Tractate Rosh Hashana 25a says: "Once the sky was clouded and the image of the moon appeared on the 29th day. People decided that it should be the beginning of a new month and asked the Bet Din to confirm this. However, Rabban Gamliel said: According to tradition from my father's house the moon does not renew itself for less than 29 days and a half and two thirds of an hour and 73 parts." Rabban Gamliel (d. 116 CE) was president of the Supreme Jewish Court in Yavne after the destruction of the Second Temple. Though Rabban Gamliel was an older contemporary of Claudius Ptolemy of Alexandria, he passed away some time before Almagest (c. 150 CE), in which the Greek astronomer gave the above value as the length of the mean lunar month,[11] was published. However, that value has an earlier history. Ptolemy himself attributed its discovery to Hipparchus of Rhodos (c. 150 BCE), claiming that the latter deduced this value from a comparison of his own eclipse observations with observations made by Babylonians some 350 years before. However, German scholars of the 20th century, notably Franz Xavier Kugler and Otto Neugebauer,[12] have shown that this value had been the basis of Babylonian luni-solar calendar, in use at the beginning of the Seleucid era (c. 280 BCE).

62. Z Historie Matematiky A Fyziky (2) Abraham bar Hiyya HaNasi, vetšinou uvádený pod latinským jménem savasorda,napsal v roce 1145 knihu Liber embadorum , která byla první prací v http://www.gymtc.cz/natura/2001/7/20010705.html

Z historie matematiky a fyziky (2) zpracovali: Jiøí Svršek, Roman Bartoš Typografické poznámky k matematickým vztahùm jsou uvedeny na konci tohoto textu. 4. Historie èísla p Ve Starém zákonì v Bibli lze nalézt zmínky, napøíklad pøi popisu velkého chrámu krále Šalamouna postaveného kolem roku 850 pø.n.l, z nichž vyplývá, že èíslo p bylo odhadováno èíslem 3. Egypané a obyvatelé Mezopotámie odhadovali èíslo p hodnotou 25/8 a (10). Na obranu Šalamounových øemeslníkù je tøeba uvést, že pøi stavbì chrámu byly používány velké kvádry kamene, pøi jejichž usazování na místo nebyla nutná velká pøesnost. Skuteènost, že pomìr délky kružnice k jejímu polomìru je konstantní, byla známa velmi dlouho. První odhady èísla p byly získány mìøením, jako v pøípadì "biblické" hodnoty 3. V egyptském papyru, který objevil A. Henry Rhind je odhad èísla p dán èíslem 4.(8/9) První teoretický výpoèet èísla pí pochází od Archiméda ze Syrakus (287 - 212 pø.n.l.). Archimédes získal odhad p Archimédes vìdìl, že èíslo pí není rovno 22/7 a netvrdil, že objevil pøesnou hodnotu. Jeho nejlepším odhadem je 3.1418, jehož chyba je asi 0.0002. Archimédes pro odhad èísla p použil metodu vepsaných a opsaných mnohoúhelníkù kružnici s jednotkovým polomìrem. Nalezl vztahy pro odhad èísla pí pomocí obvodù tìchto mnohoúhelníkù a nalezl iteraèní vztahy mezi obvody n-úhelníkù a (n+1)-úhelníkù.

63. Re: Abraham Ben Ezra + Hebrew Alphanumerics By Antreas P. Hatzipolakis Those belonging to the 11th and 12th centuries are of the stature of Avempace, Abrahamibn Ezra and savasorda, while those of later ages appear to have earned http://mathforum.org/epigone/math-history-list/swolbringmou/v01540B02B19C9AAE0B4

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64. MEDIEVAL SCIENCES: THE ISLAMIC FOUNDATION OF THE RENAISSANCE: Medievalhistory.ne in Spain itself were Dominicus Gondisalvi, Hugh of Santalla, and a group of Jewishscholars including Petrus Alphonsi, John of Seville, savasorda, and Abraham http://www.medievalhistory.net/islamica.htm

The ISLAMIC FOUNDATION OF THE RENAISSANCE Hugh Bibbs, B.A. Scriptorium Series: Volume 3 First Edition Foreword The scholasticism of medieval Catholic Europe, focussed entirely as it was upon ancient authority, was unable to inform scientific inquiry until the revolutionary libraries of Islam were made available to the Catholic world. All western advances in civil engineering, mathematics, chemistry, medicine and astronomy were founded upon the medieval sciences of Islam, which were themselves built upon the classical traditions lost to the west during the Germanic destruction of the Roman Empire. This text clearly details the huge contribution of Islamic civilisation to the Later European Renaissance, and is an edited version of a paper once written for a university course. At that time, the professor examining the History of Science held that since any Islamic contribution to Western science was unknown to him it was therefore irrelevant to his subject, and he refused to read the paper. Comically, his subject dealt at length with the resistance

65. Publications Page Cloud; Witelo; Gerard of Cremona; alKazin; al-Karki; al-Kuhi; al-Mahani; Mahavira;Plato of Tivoli; Richard of Wallingford; Samaw al; savasorda; Abraham bar http://www.angelfire.com/jazz/onslow/writing/pubs.html

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66. Jewish Science And Technology Books: Personalities Abraham bar, Hiyya HaNasi savasorda, mathematician and astronomer, born1070, Barcelona, Spain; died 1136, Provence, France. more-1, more-2. http://www.jewish-sci-tech-books.com/personalities.htm

SITE NAVIGATOR click for... sales catalogue personalities prisms links ... MAP Contact: admin@jewish-sci-tech-books.com Compiled by Roger Shlomo Harris URL: http://www.jewish-sci-tech-books.com/personalities.htm Personalities Most of us build on the achievements of those who have gone before us - this list is largely based upon the Dictionary of Jewish Biography by Geoffrey Wigoder (ISBN: 0-13-210105-X) History In Their Hands - A Book of Jewish Autographs by Harvey Lutske (ISBN: 1-56821-290-9) Vallentine's Jewish Encyclopaedia The Jewish 100 by Michael Shapiro (ISBN: 0-684-81934-1) , a growing number of entries from The Jewish Encyclopedia The Cambridge Biographical Encyclopedia , edited by David Crystal, published by Cambridge University Press, 1998. Internet search engine reports have provided rich veins of information. Sources of additional information are indicated by clickable links, e.g. [ more ]. These lead to independent web-sites, each of which is the result of the work of one or more often unsung learned people. Words on an Internet web page may easily be found by invoking the Windows FIND function - press simultaneously Ctrl and F In compiling this list it has been interesting to note the many Jews who have been involved either as mother or as midwife at the birth of significant branches of science.

67. Mathem_abbrev Samawal, Ibn al savasorda (A bar Hiyya) Schoenberg, Isaac Schrödinger, Erwin Schwartz,Laurent Schwarz, Stefan Scott, Sheila (Macintyre) Selberg, Atle Serenus http://www.pbcc.cc.fl.us/faculty/domnitcj/mgf1107/mathrep1.htm

Mathematician Report Index Below is a list of mathematicians. You may choose from this list or report on a mathematician not listed here. In either case, you must discuss with me the mathematician you have chosen prior to starting your report. No two students may write a report on the same mathematician. I would advise you to go to the library before choosing your topic as there might not be much information on the mathematician you have chosen. Also, you should determine the topic early in the term so that you can "lock-in" your report topic!! The report must include: 1. The name of the mathematician. 2. The years the mathematician was alive. 3. A biography. 4. The mathematician's major contribution(s) to mathematics and an explanation of the importance. 5. A historical perspective during the time the mathematician was alive. Some suggestions on the historical perspective might be: (a) Any wars etc. (b) Scientific breakthroughs of the time (c) Major discoveries of the time (d) How did this mathematician change history etc.

68. Astrologie : Stratégies Autour De L’astrologie : La Question Et Les Réponses Translate this page On pense notamment à un Abraham Bar Hiyya (savasorda) dit Le Prince, juif de Barcelone,mort vers 1136 et qui avait, assez vainement, désigné, reprenant les http://ramkat.free.fr/ashalb13.html

Accueil ASTROLOGICA NOSTRADAMICA PROPHETICA ... Editions RAMKAT ASTROLOGICA par Jacques Halbronn ipso facto lien Iliade Au fond, a contrario Mashiah x y le facteur historique. Il se peut que x soit correct et que y ne le soit pas ou l’inverse comme il se peut que ni x ni y ne le soient. C’est dire que le nombre de formules possibles est infini. x comme la y (quelle histoire ?). x y monoethnie y x y x en question. Jacques Halbronn Notes Cf. Retour Retour Le monde juif et l’astrologie, histoire d’un vieux couple Retour Retour L’astrologie selon Saturne , Paris, La Grande Conjonction, 1994. Retour Retour Retour Retour Retour Astrologica

69. Liste Alphabétique Des Mathématiciens Translate this page Sarton (George Alfred Leon), Américain (1884-1956). Savage (Leonard Jimmie),Américain (1917-1971). savasorda (Abraham Bar Hiyya), Espagnol ( ? -v.1136). http://www.cegep-st-laurent.qc.ca/depar/maths/noms.htm

Abel (Niels Henrik) Agnesi (Maria Guetana) Italienne (1718-1799) Alembert (Jean Le Rond d') Alexander (James Waddell) Alexandroff (Pavel Sergeevich) Russe (1896-1982) Apian (Peter Benneuwitz, dit) Allemand (1495-1552) Apollonios de Perga Grec(v.~262-v.~180) Appel (Paul) Grec (~287-~212) Aristote Grec (~384-~322) Arzela (Cesare) Italien (1847-1912) Ascoli (Guilio) Italien (1843-1896) Babbage (Charles) Anglais (1792-1871) Banach (Stefan) Polonais (1892-1945) Argand (Jean Robert) Suisse (1768-1822) Barrow (Isaac) Anglais (1630-1677) Bayes (Thomas) Anglais (1702-1761) Bellavitis (Giusto) Italien (1803-1880) Beltrami (Eugenio) Italien (1835-1900) Bernays (Paul) Suisse (1888-1977) Bernoulli (Daniel) Suisse (1700-1782) Bernoulli (Jacques) Suisse (1654-1705) Bernoulli (Jean) Suisse (1667-1748) Allemand (1878-1956) Bernstein (Sergei Natanovich) Russe (1880-1968) Bertrand (Josepn) Bessel (Friedrich) Allemand (1784-1846) Birkoff (George David) Bliss (Gilbert Ames) Bochner (Salomon) Allemand (1899-1982) Bolyai (Janos) Hongrois (1802-1860) Bolzano (Bernhard) Bombelli (Raffaele) Italien (1522-1572) Bonnet (Ossian) Boole (George) Anglais (1815-1864) Bourbaki (Nicolas) Braikenridge (William) Anglais (v.1700-1762)

70. Skeleton DRAFT Of Selective Bibliography Works on Individual Mathematicians. Abraham bar\d Hiyya. 447 Levey, Martin. \arsavasorda, Abraham and His Algorithm A Study in Early European Logistic. http://poncelet.math.nthu.edu.tw/chuan/history/out.html

71. Excmo Translate this page interés que puedan tener para los amantes de la historia de la ciencia a orillasdel Mediterráneo, no podemos dejar de citar a Pedro Alfonso ya savasorda. http://topologia.geomet.uv.es/naveira/DISCURSO.html

Molt Honorable Sr. President de la Generalitat Valenciana, Excmo. y Mgfco. Sr. Rector, excmas. autoridades, Il Saggiatore mathema Bertrand Russell dice: Mathematical Reviews (Estados Unidos) y infinito. infinito actual infinito potencial igual mayor o menor p p ; esto es, p Hekademeie Elementos Elementos La divina comedia , el Fausto y el Quijote Elementos Elementos quinto postulado Los Elementos constan de trece libros, a los que casi todos los editores agregan otros dos, cuya autenticidad es dudosa. De lo que no cabe duda alguna es de que la historia de los Elementos p De la esfera y del cilindro De los conoides y esferoides De las espirales espejos ustorios Equilibrio a b c d La decadencia y Almagesto Sobre la naturaleza de las cosas Elementos Elementos No es posible que un principiante pueda comprender los Elementos funciones circulares algoritmo Hisrab al jabar wa-al-mugabala , se cree que deriva la palabra Los mosaicos de la Alhambra de Granada Liber abaci Disciplina clericalis Liber embadorum La galaxia Gutenberg Elementos Divina proportione Sobre las disciplinas braquistocrona El movimiento renovador renovador El Colegio Imperial de Madrid Parnaso antiguos y modernos Valencia Geometria magna in minimis centrum minimum centro de gravedad Elementos La obra del padre Tosca y su plano de la ciudad de Valencia y Compendium philosophicum Cursos Curso siglo xix analysis situs Matematischen Annalen o el Bulletin Astronomique de France Revista Hispano-Americana

72. Definic A Translate this page ab). Abraham Bar Hiia, Cuyo apodo era savasorda, judío españolque nació por los años 1070, y con el cual se le conoce. Es una http://ing.unne.edu.ar/Matem_diccion/p301_letra_a_definic.htm

A Primera letra del abecedario de mayúsculas, utilizada para indicar nombres de conjuntos o nombres de matrices. Los romanos primitivos le asignaban el valor 500 que posteriormente asumió la D.- a Primera letra del alfabeto en minúsculas, se utiliza para designar elementos de un conjunto o una cantidad constante cualquiera, en el sistema métrico representa a la unidad de área (a).- Primera letra del alfabeto GRIEGO en minúsculas, se utiliza para designar ángulos o coeficientes. En el primitivo sistema de numeración griega representaba la unidad.- Primera letra del alfabeto hebreo( Alef), que GEORG CANTOR propuso, y se acepta universalmente, para designar los números cardinales transfinitos. Es también la inicial en hebreo de la palabra alemana: abzählbar que significa numerable.- Aamulí Behaeddín Mohámed Abenhusain, matemático sirio que vivió en el período (1547-1622), que escribió una obra de Aritmética y Álgebra traducida al alemán por Nesselman:"Essenz der Rechenkunst von Mohamed Beha-eddin ben Alhosain aus Amul, Berlín, 1843, en la que se ocupa de la regla de doble falsa posición, que llama "Regla de los platillos de la balanza", y de la suma de progresiones, entre ellas la de los números pares y la que con nuestra notación es: abacista Calculador con el ábaco. Sinónimo, en la Edad Media de

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75. BSHM: Abstracts -- H the sum of its four sides and the area—from its first appearance in an Old Babyloniantext (C–18), through alKhwarizmi, Abu Bakr, savasorda, Leonardo of http://www.dcs.warwick.ac.uk/bshm/abstracts/H.html

The British Society for the History of Mathematics HOME About BSHM BSHM Council Join BSHM ... Search BSHM Abstracts A B C D ... Z These listings contain all abstracts that have appeared in BSHM Newsletters up to Newsletter 46. BSHM Abstracts - H Habib, S Irfan and Dhruv Raina, ‘The introduction of scientific rationality into India: a study of Master Ramchundra—Urdu journalist, mathematician and educationalist’, Annals of science The contradictions shown in Ramchundra’s projects were the products of contradictions in the political and ideological thinking of the period. He gave a critique of prevalent systems, and also a call for social transformation from a stance close to that of Comtean positivists, which can be located within the context of C19 colonial politics. Hackmann, Willem, ‘Mathematical instruments’, in John Fauvel, Raymond Flood and Robin Wilson (eds), Oxford figures: 800 years of the mathematical sciences , Oxford University Press 1999, 62-75 A striking aspect of the development of practical mathematics from C16 to C18 is the importance of the craft base, the ease with which skills in paper engraving were translated into those of instrument making, and the cohesion of the circle of scholars, practitioners and instrument makers. Hadley, John and David Singmaster, ‘Problems to sharpen the young’

76. À¯´ë±³ÀÇ Ã¶ÇÐ Abraham bar Hiyya savasorda, a mathematician, astrologer, and philosopher, outlinedin Megillat hamegalle ( Scroll of the Revealer ) a view of Jewish history http://cyberspacei.com/jesusi/inlight/religion/judaism/jud3_5.htm

Religion III. THE JUDAIC TRADITION 1. The literature of Judaism 1) SOURCES AND SCOPE OF THE TORAH i) Prophecy and religious experience. ii) Modern views of Torah. ... iii) Future prospects. 5. Jewish philosophy The term Jewish philosophy refers to various kinds of reflective thought engaged in by persons identified as being Jews, in one sense or another. At times, as in the Middle Ages, this meant any methodical and disciplined thought, whether on general philosophical subjects or on specifically Judaic themes, pursued by Jews. In other eras, as in modern times, concentration on the latter has been considered a decisive criterion, so that philosophers who are Jewish but unconcerned with Judaism or the Jewish heritage and destiny in their thought are not ordinarily classified as Jewish philosophers. 1) PRE-HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTIC THOUGHT i) Bible and Apocrypha. Philosophy arose in Judaism under Greek influence; however, a kind of philosophical approach may be discerned in early Jewish religious works apparently subject to little or no Greek influence. The books of Job and Qohelet (Ecclesiastes) were favourite works of medieval philosophers, who took them as philosophical discussions untinged by theological preconceptions. The book of Proverbs introduces, in an apparently theological context, the concept of Wisdom ( H ii) Philo Judaeus.

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80. úåôñéí âìéí The summary for this Hebrew page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://math.galim.org.il/history/Abraham.html

document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") document.write("") document.write(name1Txt) document.write("") àáøäí áø-çéà äðùéà - Abraham bar Hiyya Ha-Nasi àáøäí áø-çéà äéä îúîèé÷àé åàñèøåðåí éäåãé ñôøãé. àáøäí äðùéà éãåò âí áùí äìèéðé Savasorda, àùø ðâæø îúéàåø òáåãúå åîøîæ ùðùà áúô÷éã öéáåøé áîðäìú áøöìåðä. àáøäí áø-çéà äúôøñí áæëåú ñôøå "çéáåø äîùéëä åäúùáåøú" (îç÷ø áðåùà îãéãåú åçùáåï), àùø úåøâí ììèéðéú á- 1145. äñôø òåñ÷ áàìâáøä äòøáéú ä÷ãåîä áéåúø ùðëúáä áàéøåôä. îåáà áñôø äôúøåï äîìà ìîùååàä äøéáåòéú äëììéú, åäåà äè÷ñè äøàùåï áàéøåôä äîöéâ ôúøåï îñåâ æä. òåã îëúáéå "éñåã äúáåðä åîâãì äàîåðä" - àðöé÷ìåôãéä ìîúîèé÷ä, àñèøåðåîéä, àåôèé÷ä åîåæé÷ä. æàú äàðöé÷ìåôãéä äøàùåðä áòáøéú.àáøäí áø-çéà ëúá âí òì öåøúå ùì ëãåø äàøõ åòùä çéùåáéí äîúàøéí îñìåìé ëåëáéí. ñôøå "ìåçåú äðùéà" òåñ÷ áìåçåú àì-áèàðé.åàìå "ñôø äòéáåø" äåà äîç÷ø äòáøé äøàùåï äòåñ÷ áìåç äùðä. îç÷øå äôéìåñåôé "äâéåï äðôù äòæåáä" òåñ÷ áîäåú äèåá, äøò åáúåøú äîéãåú; å"îâéìú äîâìä" îöéâä àéê àáøäí øåàä àú ääéñèåøéä ëôé ùäéà îùú÷ôú áàñèøåìåâéä. äñôø çåæä àú äòúéã äîùéçé. http://www-history.mcs.st-and.ac.uk

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