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Wasan (Japanese Mathematics)
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Seki Takakazu
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Japanese Mathrmatics in the Edo Period
Introduction
Part 1. History of Wasan
Chapter 1. Early Edo Period
Chapter 2. Seki Takakazu
Chapter 3. Master Institution - Wasan as a Hobby
Chapter 4. Wasan as a Practical Science
Chapter 5. Introduction of Western Mathematics
Chapter 6. Epilogue: End of Wasan
Columns
Influences from Chinese Mathematics
Chinese Remainder Theorem
Congruence Notation and Remainder Theorem
Pi (Ratio of the Circumference of a Circle to Its Diameter)
Why does π/4=tan-11=4tan-1(1/5)-tan-1(1/239) hold true?
Sangaku (Mathematical Tablet)
Pythagorean Theorem
Survey Methods
Survey Instruments and Companion Set
Heron’s Formula
Trigonometric Tables
:Lengths of Chords for Sum and Remainder of Angles
Logarithm Table
Transcendental Equation
Part 2. Wasan Collection of the National Diet Library
Wasan Materials Housed in Japan
Wasan Materials Housed by the National Diet Library
Wasan Library
1.Jinkoki
2.Seki Takakazu & the Seki School
3.Development of Wasan
4. Wasan related to Practical Science and Surveying
5. Introducing Overseas Knowledge
Wasan no Yakata (Sangaku)
EN
JP
How to use SANGI
Cut The Knot
EN
Sangaku: Reflections on the Phenomenon
Critique of My View and a Response
1 + 27 = 12 + 16 Sangaku
3-4-5 Triangle by a Kid
7 = 2 + 5 Sangaku
A 49th Degree Challenge
A Geometric Mean Sangaku
A Hard but Important Sangaku
A Restored Sangaku Problem :
A better solution to a difficult sangaku problem
A Trigonometric Solution to a Difficult Sangaku Problem
A Sangaku: Two Unrelated Circles
A Sangaku by a Teen
A Sangaku Follow-Up on an Archimedes' Lemma
A Sangaku with an Egyptian Attachment
A Sangaku with Many Circles and Some
A Sushi Morsel
An Old Japanese Theorem
Archimedes Twins in the Edo Period
Arithmetic Mean Sangaku
Bottema Shatters Japan's Seclusion
Chain of Circles on a Chord
Circles and Semicircles in Rectangle
Circles in a Circular Segment
Circles Lined on the Legs of a Right Triangle
Equal Incircles Theorem :
Equal Incircle Theorem, Angela Drei's Proof
Equilateral Triangle, Straight Line and Tangent Circles
Equilateral Triangles and Incircles in a Square
Five Incircles in a Square
Four Hinged Squares
Four Incircles in Equilateral Triangle :
Four Incircles in an Equilateral Triangle, a Sangaku
Gion Shrine Problem
Harmonic Mean Sangaku
Heron's Problem
In the Wasan Spirit
Incenters in Cyclic Quadrilateral
Japanese Art and Mathematics
Malfatti's Problem
Maximal Properties of the Pythagorean Relation
Neuberg Sangaku
Out of Pentagon Sangaku
Peacock Tail Sangaku
Pentagon Proportions Sangaku
Proportions in Square
Pappus' Sangaku
Pythagoras and Vecten Break Japan's Isolation
Radius of a Circle by Paper Folding
Review of Sacred Mathematics
Sangaku à la V. Thebault
Sangaku and The Egyptian Triangle
Sangaku in a Square
Sangaku Iterations, Is it Wasan?
Sangaku with 8 Circles
Sangaku with Angle between a Tangent and a Chord
Sangaku with Quadratic Optimization
Sangaku with Three Mixtilinear Circles
Sangaku with Versines
Sangakus with a Mixtilinear Circle
Sequences of Touching Circles
Square and Circle in a Gothic Cupola
Tangent Circles and an Isosceles Triangle
The Squinting Eyes Theorem
Three Incircles In a Right Triangle
Three Squares and Two Ellipses
Three Tangent Circles Sangaku
Triangles, Squares and Areas from Temple Geometry
Two Arbelos, Two Chains
Two Circles in an Angle
Two Sangaku with Equal Incircles Two Sangaku with Equal Incircles
Books
Sacred Mathematics: Japanese Temple Geometry
2008:EN-PDF Drive
A History of Japanese Mathematics
2012:EN-PDF Drive
Seki, Founder of Modern Mathematics in Japan: A Commemoration on His
2013:EN-PDF Drive
The Arithmetic of the Edo Period in Japan
1999:EN-PDF Liblary
Sangaku: le mystère des énigmes géométriques japonaises
2008:FR-PDF Drive
Sites
ORIGAMI Mathematics
Wikipedia
EN
Paperfolding.com
EN
Origami & Math
Cut The Knot
EN
Paper Folding Geometry
Dividing a Segment into Equal Parts by Paper Folding
Mathematical Origami
EN
Platonic Solids
Tetrahedron(Instruction)
Tetrahedron(Net)
Cube(Instruction)
Cube(Net)
Octahedron(Net)
Dodecahedron(Instruction)
Dodecahedron(Net)
Icosahedron(Net)
Archimedean Solid
Truncated Tetrahedron
Cuboctahedron(Net)
Truncated Octahedron(Net)
Truncated Hexahedron(Net)
Truncated Octahedron(Net)
Rhombicuboctahedron(Net)
Truncated Cuboctahedron(Net)
Snub Cube(Net)
Icosidodecahedron(Net)
Truncated Icosahedron(Net)
Rhombicosidodecahedron(Net)
Truncated Icosidodecahedron(Net)
Snub Dodecahedron(Net)
Stars & Compounds
Intersecting Tetrahedra(Instruction)
Interlocking Tetrahedra(Net)
Origami - fun and mathematics(PDF)
EN
The Mathematics of Origami(PDF)
EN
Video
Tom Hull's Origami Video Hut
Geometric origami
Soroban (Abacus)
Wikipedia
EN
PT
Online Soroban
Virtual Soroban
Japanese Abacus Simulator
Abacus Master
EN
What is an Abacus?
Abacus Calculation
Abacus Features
Video-Youtube
Abacus Lesson 1~33
SOROBAN (ábaco japonês) - INTRODUÇÃO
Introdução ao estudo do Soroban - 1ª parte
Introdução ao estudo do Soroban - 2ª parte
Adição_Soroban
Subtração_Soroban
Multiplicação_Soroban
Divisão_Soroban