Titlebook: Mathematics: A Concise History and Philosophy; W. S. Anglin Textbook 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Algebra.Cantor.Fin

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0172-6056 mathemat- ics majors, philosophy students, history of science students, and (future) secondary school mathematics teachers. The only prerequisite is a solid command of precalculus mathematics. On the one hand, this book is designed to help mathematics majors ac- quire a philosophical and cultural u

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The Earliest Number Theory,ablets of the Sumerians and Babylonians. Most of these achievements go back as far as 2000 B.C. — about the time when Abraham’s father was living in the Sumerian city of Ur. We shall use the word ‘Babylonian’ for what is perhaps more accurately described as ‘Mesopotamian’ mathematics.

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The Pythagoreans,Babylonians had a well-worked-out theory of ‘Pythagorean triangles’, and Pythagoras would have learnt this from them. Pythagoras may have discovered the first proof of the ‘theorem of Pythagoras’, but he certainly did not discover the theorem itself.

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Textbook 1994 ics majors, philosophy students, history of science students, and (future) secondary school mathematics teachers. The only prerequisite is a solid command of precalculus mathematics. On the one hand, this book is designed to help mathematics majors ac- quire a philosophical and cultural understandi

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Introduction

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The Need for the Infinite,In opposition to Anaximander, Parmenides of Elea, Italy (480 B.C.) was a monist. That is, he held that the universe consists of only one object. The number of things that exists is just one.