Boethian Number Theory¶
Boethius, & Masi. (1983). Boethian Number Theory: A Translation of the De Institutione Arithmetica (with Introduction and Notes).
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- Superpartient Ratio
- The upper bound
a<Bis load-bearing in the historical fivefold classificationThis sourceBoethius's De institutione arithmetica, whose Book I sets out the five species - multiplex, superparticularis, superpartiens, multiplex superparticularis, multiplex superpartiens - and keeps the simple superpartient class distinct from the compound one; the algebraic inequality is the article's restatement. Boethius's De institutione arithmetica names the species by the number of parts in excess: two gives superbipartiens, three supertripartiens, four superquadripartiens.
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- The upper bound
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