A History of Mathematical Notations¶
Cajori, F. (1929). A History of Mathematical Notations.
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- Common-Medium Intermediation
- And in scientific work it is shared notation — mathematical symbols, chemical formulae, the musical staff — letting practitioners read each other's work without pairwise tutoring.
This sourceTraces the origin, evolution, and dissemination of shared mathematical symbols, documenting how a common notation lets practitioners read each other's work — the standardization of a common technical medium.
- And in scientific work it is shared notation — mathematical symbols, chemical formulae, the musical staff — letting practitioners read each other's work without pairwise tutoring.
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