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,Extended Liv?ic-Sinai eigenvalue formula,ions of Chinese science and technology to modern science, but also similar contributions made by other traditions of science—in particular the Indian and Arabic-Muslim. Such accommodation of Asian traditions of science into modern science raises a whole host of historical, epistemological, and socio

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Springer Monographs in Mathematicsnd the development and application of infinite series techniques. These two streams of discovery reinforced each other in their simultaneous development with each serving to extend the range and application of the other. According to existing literature, the calculus that resulted were invented inde

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-87525-3the “Medieval Period” is now becoming better known. However, their description is usually found within the framework of single cultural heritages, where Chinese, Indian, or Islamic civilizational contributions to science are described separately..