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Chu Shih-chieh: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Judson Knight, 2001 Tien-chin shih chu chieh tao tu by Tien-chin shih tse hui yuan, 1992 Map of Shenzhen =: [Shen-chen shih chieh tao tu] by Shan-ju tu shu chu pan yu hsien kung ssu, 1996 Les systemes d'equations polynomes dans le Siyuan Yujian (1303) (Memoires de l'Institut des hautes etudes chinoises ; v. 6) (French Edition) by John Hoe, 1977 Ha-erh-pin shih chieh tu (Korean Edition) by Ha-erh-pin shih ti ming pan kung shih, 1992 Shih yung Ying Han tzu tien: Hsiang chieh, tu shih, li shih tung i, fan i (Mandarin Chinese Edition) Min kuo 4 nien lin shih Tai-wan hu kou tiao cha kai lan piao (Japanese Edition)

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1. Chu Shih-chieh. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
   The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. chu shihchieh. (j sh-j ) (KEY) , fl. 1280–1303, Chinese mathematician. He contributed  
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2. Chu Shih-chieh
   Search Biographies Bio search tips chu shihchieh jOO shu-je Pronunciation Key. chu shih-chieh , fl. 12801303  
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   Extractions: Chu Shih-chieh [j OO shu-je] Pronunciation Key Chu Shih-chieh , fl. , Chinese mathematician. He contributed to the study of arithmetic and geometric series and to that of finite differences. His two mathematical works, Introduction to Mathematical Studies and Precious Mirror of the Four Elements, were lost for a time in China and were recovered only in the 19th cent. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, Chu Shih-chieh The calligrapher Chung Yu (ca. 163-230) and the demographics of a myth. (The Journal of the American Oriental Society) The art of black and white: wei-ch'i in Chinese poetry. (The Journal of the American Oriental Society) BREAKING THE ORKHON TRADITION: KIRGHIZ ADHERENCE TO THE YENISEI REGION AFTER A.D. 840. (The Journal of the American Oriental Society) Text and edition in early Chinese philosophical literature.

3. Chu Shih-chieh
   chu shihchieh jOO shu-je Pronunciation Key. chu shih-chieh , fl. 12801303, Chinese mathematician. He contributed to the study of arithmetic and geometric series and to that of finite differences.  
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   Extractions: Chu Shih-chieh [j OO shu-je] Pronunciation Key Chu Shih-chieh , fl. , Chinese mathematician. He contributed to the study of arithmetic and geometric series and to that of finite differences. His two mathematical works, Introduction to Mathematical Studies and Precious Mirror of the Four Elements, were lost for a time in China and were recovered only in the 19th cent. The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,

4. Zhu_Shijie
   Zhu Shijie is also known as chu shihchieh. Little is known about hislife other than that he wrote two outstanding mathematical texts.  
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   Extractions: Zhu Shijie is also known as Chu Shih-Chieh. Little is known about his life other than that he wrote two outstanding mathematical texts. He must have been born around the time that Qin Jiushao died, which was about the same time that Yang Hui 's first texts were appearing, and he probably was not very old when Li Zhi died. Zhu was, therefore, the last of these four great thirteenth century Chinese mathematicians but it would appear from his writings that he was unaware of the work of his three famous predecessors. The birth dates and death dates we give are based solely on the dates on which Zhu's two texts appeared. However these tell us that he must have been brought up while the Nan (Southern) Sung dynasty was being defeated by the Mongols. Kublai Khan united the whole of China in 1279 and the Yuan dynasty came to power. The capital of the new united China became Dadu (today called Beijing or Peking) which Kublai Khan had built up as a walled city with splendid palaces and government offices. The unification of north and south China would have a significant effect on Zhu's life, for it allowed him to travel throughout the whole of China, and also allowed certain mathematical expertise which was previously known only in northern China to spread through the south. What little we know of Zhu is contained in the following quotation from the preface to the second, and most famous, of his texts. The preface, written by Mo Ruo, tells us that (see [4]):-

5. Zhu_Shijie
   Zhu Shijie is also known as chu shihchieh. Little is known about his life other than that he wrote two outstanding  
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6. References For Zhu_Shijie
   Books J Hoe, Les systèmes d équations polynômes dans le Siyuan yujian (1303)par chu shihchieh Mémoires de l Institut des Hautes études Chinoises Vol.  
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   Extractions: J Hoe, Vol. VI (Paris, 1977). Li Yen, An outline of Chinese mathematics (Chinese) Vol. I ( Peking 1958). J-C Martzloff, A history of Chinese mathematics (Berlin-Heidelberg, 1997). J-C Martzloff, (Paris, 1987). G C Smith, S Radvansky and M Chiba, History of mathematics and related sciences : an annotated bibliography of sources held by Monash University Library (Clayton, 1992). Articles: J Hoe, Zhu Shijie and his Jade mirror of the four unknowns, in First Australian Conference on the History of Mathematics (Clayton, 1980) (Clayton, 1981), 103-134. Arch. Hist. Exact Sci. Z H Li and C Y Chen, A further investigation on Zhu Shijie's interpolation formula (Chinese), Stud. Hist. Nat. Sci. A Mena Lorca, On the Zhu Shijie triangle (Spanish), No. Y Mikami, The development of mathematics in China and Japan (Leipzig-New York, 1913), 89-98. Tu Shih-jan, The research of Chu Shih-chieh, in Discourses on the history of mathematics of the Sung and Yuan period (Peking 1966).

7. Chu Shih-chieh
   chu shihchieh fl. 1280-1303, Chinese mathematician. He contributed to the study of arithmetic and geometric series and to that of finite differences. His two mathematical works, Introduction to  
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8. Chu Shih-chieh - Mathematics And The Liberal Arts
   chu shihchieh - Mathematics and the Liberal Arts. In China, the triangle appearsin the work of chu shih-chieh (1303), but may have been very ancient by then.  
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   Extractions: To expand search, see China . Laterally related topics: The Chiu Chang Suan Shu (Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art) Yang Hui , and The I Ching The Mathematics and the Liberal Arts pages are intended to be a resource for student research projects and for teachers interested in using the history of mathematics in their courses. Many pages focus on ethnomathematics and in the connections between mathematics and other disciplines. The notes in these pages are intended as much to evoke ideas as to indicate what the books and articles are about. They are not intended as reviews. However, some items have been reviewed in Mathematical Reviews , published by The American Mathematical Society. When the mathematical review (MR) number and reviewer are known to the author of these pages, they are given as part of the bibliographic citation. Subscribing institutions can access the more recent MR reviews online through MathSciNet Biggs, N. L. The roots of combinatorics. Historia Math.

9. Comments On Chu Shih-chieh
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10. Chord, In Geometry To Cignani, Carlo, Conte. Alphabetic Index To Entries. The Co
    churn. Churriguera, José Benito. Churubusco. Chusan Archipelago. Chushanrishathaim.chu shih-chieh. Chusovaya. Chu Ta. Chu Teh. Chuuk. Chuvash Republic. Chuza. Chuzenji.  
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11. Chu
    Biography of chu shihchieh (1270-1330) chu shih-chieh. Born about 1270 in China chu shih-chieh wrote two important texts in 1299 and 1303  
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    Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Chu Shih-Chieh wrote two important texts in 1299 and 1303. The first Introduction to Mathematical Studies was intended for beginners. The second book marks the peak of Chinese mathematics and it was a long time before further progress was made in China. The book contains a transformation method for solving equations (used up to degree 14) rediscovered by Horner and Ruffini . It also contains Pascal 's triangle (discovered in China earlier) and gives formulas for 1+2+3+4+..., 1+3+6+10+..., 1+4+10+20..., 1+5+15+35+..., 1+6+21+56+... . References (2 books/articles) Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index

12. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Chu Shih-chieh (Mathematics, Biographies) - Encyclopedia
    chu shihchieh, Mathematics, Biographies. Related Category Mathematics, Biographies.chu shih-chiehjOO shu-je Pronunciation Key, fl.  
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    Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z C Related Category: Mathematics, Biographies Chu Shih-chieh [j OO shu-je] Pronunciation Key series and to that of finite differences. His two mathematical works, Introduction to Mathematical Studies and Precious Mirror of the Four Elements, were lost for a time in China and were recovered only in the 19th cent. Content on this web site is provided for informational purposes only. We accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by any person resulting from information published on this site. We encourage you to verify any critical information with the relevant authorities. About Us Contact Us Privacy Links Directory ...

13. Chu Shih-chieh --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia
    chu shihchieh Britannica Student Encyclopedia. MLA style chu shih-chieh. BritannicaStudent Encyclopedia. 2004. Encyclopædia Britannica Premium Service.  
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14. Chu Yi-tsun --  Encyclopædia Britannica
    Buddhism and Taoism dominated Chinese , chu shihchieh (1280?–1303),Chinese mathematician who contributed to the theory of equations.  
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15. Scientists: Math
    Georg; Cardano, Geronimo; Cartan, Élie Joseph; Cayley, Arthur; Ch inChiushao; chu shih-chieh; Chuquet, Nicolas; Dedekind, Julius Wilhelm  
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    2. chu shihchieh The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition; January 10, 2004 CHUSHIH- CHIEH Chu Shih- chieh , fl. Chu Shih- Chieh (Han-ch ing) (fl. c  
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    still couched in the formal ( and possibly condescending) terms muchinfluenced by the book of chu shihchieh, which dealt with 16.  
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18. History.math.csusb.edu/Mathematicians/Chu.html
    Il triangolo di Tartaglia Translate this page ritrova la stessa configurazione numerica del Triangolo di Tartaglia in un librocinese del 1303 il Prezioso Specchio dei Quattro Elementi di chu shih-chieh.  
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19. Chu
    chu shihchieh. Born about 1270 in China Died about 1330. chu shih-chiehwrote two important texts in 1299 and 1303. The first Introduction  
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    Extractions: Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Chu Shih-Chieh wrote two important texts in 1299 and 1303. The first Introduction to Mathematical Studies was intended for beginners. The second book marks the peak of Chinese mathematics and it was a long time before further progress was made in China. The book contains a transformation method for solving equations (used up to degree 14) rediscovered by Horner and Ruffini . It also contains Pascal 's triangle (discovered in China earlier) and gives formulas for 1+2+3+4+..., 1+3+6+10+..., 1+4+10+20..., 1+5+15+35+..., 1+6+21+56+... . References (2 books/articles) Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index

20. C Index
    127*) Chisholm Young, Grace (112*) Chowla, Sarvadaman (819*) Christoffel, Elwin(1580*) Chrysippus (329) Chrystal, George (2763*) chu shihchieh (80) Chuquet  
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