Bhâskarâchârya
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Bhāskara II
Bhāskara II (1114 - 1185), aussi appelé Bhāskarācārya (« Bhaskara le précepteur ») était un mathématicien indien. Il est né près de Bijjada Bida dans le Bijapur à coté du district de Mysore, Karnataka et fut à la tête de l'observatoire astronomique à Ujjain, continuant la tradition mathématique de Varahamihira et Brahmagupta.
Œuvres
- Lilavati, du nom de sa fille, traitant d'astronomie et composé sous forme de poèmes
- Bijaganita, qui signifie « Calcul de la cause première » et traite d'algèbre
- Siddhânta-Shiromani ( 1150 ), qui est constitué de deux parties : Goladhyaya ( sphère ) et Grahaganita ( mathématiques à propos des planètes ), « Siddhânta » étant un nom générique donné aux ouvrages scientifiques sanskrits.
Voir aussi
Liens externes
Portail du monde indien
Portail des mathématiques
Catégories : Mathématicien indien | Naissance en 1114 | Décès en 1185
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