Hindus' contribution to approximate the value of pai (original) (raw)
On The Value Implied In The Data Referred To In The Mahābhārata for π
Vidyottama Sanatana: International Journal of Hindu Science and Religious Studies
Vidyottama Sanatana: International Journal of Hindu Science and Religious Studies, 2018
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Value of Pi Were Babylonians the most accurate
Mohankumar Shetty
International Journal of Advancements in Research & Technology – (ISSN 2278-7763), 2013
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APPROXIMATIONS OF PI
Dr. Vidyuta Karthikeyan
National Institute of Vedic Sciences Seminar Proceedings, 2015
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Indian Methods of finding the approximate value of π and the development of calculus
ijesm journal
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Geometrical Method of Determination of the Value of Pi (π)
Dhananjay Janorkar
OM PUBLICATION, 2019
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On the Rabbinical Approximation of π
David Garber
Historia Mathematica, 1998
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An Alternative to Pythagorean Theorem & an Arithmetic Evidence to Prove Cosmic Pi
IOSR JM
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Determination of Pi
Ade Andini
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commentary on How to Measure the Earth' Circumference.pdf
Harry Sivertsen
2018
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The unsuitability of the application of Pythagorean Theorem of Exhaustion Method, in finding the actual length of the circumference of the circle and Pi
International Journal of Engineering Inventions ijei
International Journal of Engineering Inventions
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How the Ancient Egyptians had Calculated the Earth's Circumference between 3750-1500 BC: a revision of the method used by Eratosthenes (2020 Update)
Christian Irigaray
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The Story of Number pi
Paduraru Vasile
The Story of Number pi, 2018
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The Theorem of Proof of the Circumference of a Circle is in 6.283185306 radians
Dhananjay Janorkar
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Indian Mathematics and Pie
Mayadhar Swain
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The Theorem with Regards the Definite, Complete and Rational Value of Circumference of Circle 6.283185306º ÷ Straight Diameter 2º = Goba 3.141592653 from Arc Radius ÷ Straight Radius = 1.047197551 Su. S. J. Constant
Dhananjay Janorkar
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A Reconstruction, Assessment, Error Analysis and Simulation of a Method for Measuring {\pi} That Could Have Been Used 3000 Years Ago
David Neustadter
2018
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The Theorem with Regards How the Value of Circumference of Circle 6283185306º ÷ Straight Diameter 2000000000º = Goba 3.141592653, is Definite, Complete and Rational
Dhananjay Janorkar
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Theory of π
IJSRD - International Journal for Scientific Research and Development
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On the Accuracy of Chakrabarti-Hudson Approximation to pi
mark villarino
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A New Perspective on Eratosthenes' Measurement of the Earth
Alok Kumar
The Physics Teacher, 2011
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The Theorem of Proof of the Circumference of a Circle is in 360 ° [36 ° Measure of circle x 10 ° Measure of circumference = 360 ° Measure of circumference of circle]
Dhananjay Janorkar
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Rounding numbers: Ptolemy's calculation of the Earth–Sun distance
Christian Carman
Archive for history of exact sciences, 2009
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Ptolemy's Circumference of the Earth
Irina Tupikova
MPIWG Preprint N.464, 2014
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Squaring the Circle A Case Study in the History of Mathematics Part II
Huynh Thanh Liem
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Eratosthenes: The Measurement of the Earth's Circumference
Julian Rubin
2010
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AN ALTERNATIVE TO PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM (LATEST INDIAN CONTRIBUTION TO MATHEMATICS)
IJESRT Journal
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Ptolemy’s longitudes and Eratosthenes’ measurement of the earth’s circumference
Lucio Russo
Mathematics and Mechanics of Complex Systems, 2013
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Planetary Diameters in the Surya-Siddhanta
Surya Di
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What is π (on the history, development and use of π, beginning more than 2000 years BC)
Jens Kleb
conference paper, 2023
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A note on the accuracy of Ramanujan’s approximative formula for the perimeter of an ellipse
mark villarino
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On the accuracy of the Chakrabarti-Hudson approximation to pi\pipi
mark villarino
arXiv: Classical Analysis and ODEs, 2012
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How to Measure the Earth's Circumference
Michael Baizerman
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Squaring the Circle
Mohankumar Shetty
2013
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Vedic iterative algorithm for calculation the value of the number Pi from the value of the golden ratio phi
Milovan Novicevic
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Measurement of the Earth's radius based on historical evidence of its curvature
Pere Roura
Physics Education, 2005
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