Leonardo Pisano e la trattatistica dell'abaco in Italia nei secoli XIV e XV.
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...Chapter 8 reports recent work by Franci [4] that tries to make a stronger case for direct borrowing from Fibonacci....
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...This terminology became standard in late medieval Italy, to the extent that schools teaching commercial arithmetic were known as scuole or botteghe d’abbaco (Van Egmond 1980; Franci 2003; Ulivi 2004; 2013; Spiesser 2004; Høyrup 2007, 27–44; Caianiello 2014)....
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...As such, it spread a package of mathematical theory and mathematical applications which can be summarised in the following subjects (Franci 2003): - Introduction of the positional numeral system - Operations with integers - Operations with fractions - Rule of three (proportion with one unknown…...
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...As such, it spread a package of mathematical theory and mathematical applications which can be summarised in the following subjects (Franci 2003):...
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...36 Such as (Bocchi 2017), (Franci 2015), (Ulivi 2015), (Ulivi 2011), (Franci 2003), (Ulivi 2002)....
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...4 By the 15th century, abacus schools were founded in Verona, Venice, Florence, Bologna, Siena, Perugia, Palermo, Arezzo, Pisa, Volterra, Colle Val d’Elsa, Lucca, Milan, Pistoia, Prato, Fucecchio, Genoa, Savona, and Città di Castello (Ulivi 2008)....
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...We can see the early production of abacus manuscripts in Pisa starting from the late 13th century, together with the earliest text written in Perugia (Franci 2003), (Franci 2015), (Bocchi 2017)....
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