Second-Order Interpolation in Indian Mathematics up to the Fifteenth Century

K. Ramasubramanian ()
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K. Ramasubramanian: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Cell for Indian Science and Technology in Sanskrit, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

A chapter in Gaṇitānanda, 2019, pp 263-276 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The computational abilities of ancient Indian mathematicians are well known. The paper deals with the second-order interpolation schemes found in a few astronomical works of India.

Date: 2019
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-1229-8_27

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