History of Science and Mathematics
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Bassam Karzeddin
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I'm a civil engineer, very fond of all kinds of old silly fictions that had been planted in the true mathematical sciences, started early from the absolute fact of no circle ever exists with two historical no existing numbers like $(\pi, \sqrt[3]{2}, e, 0, - 1, i, ...)$ etc, to the silliest fiction of infinity and fake one like this $0.999...$, sure

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Who discovered integer triangles with one angle trisecting another?
Jan 3 '16
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Sum of like powers in real numbers
Dec 24 '15
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How were irrational numbers accepted by mathematicians?
Dec 12 '15
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Why and who was the first to denote the square root operation in fractional form as $1/2$
Jul 9 '17
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Who was the first to show that this quintic equation has five radical roots?
Nov 10 '15
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When and who was the first mathematicians to prove rigorously that $\sqrt[3]{2}$ was impossible number? [closed]
Jan 13 '16
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Who said $\pi$ is a constant since it is not even a real number?
Dec 19 '15
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How did the integer degrees angles counting being first adopted in geometry and mathematics? [duplicate]
Oct 3 '18
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Who was the first to prove that $\pi$ was a real number? [closed]
Aug 2 '17
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When or why & who originated this puzzle, $0.999... = 1$ [duplicate]
Jan 11 '16
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Why there isn't any integer solutions in non-zero integers for $z^3 = 3(x^3 +y^3+2xyz)$?

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