Sefer ha-Mispar

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Sefer ha-Mispar is a medieval mathematical treatise by Abraham ibn Ezra that presents and explains arithmetic and number theory concepts, helping to transmit Arabic and Indian mathematical knowledge to Europe.

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instanceOf mathematical treatise
medieval work
associatedWith Jewish scholarship
medieval Iberian science
author Abraham ibn Ezra NERFINISHED
authorOccupation Jewish scholar
commentator
mathematician
poet
circulation medieval European Jewish communities
countryOfOrigin al-Andalus NERFINISHED
era High Middle Ages
field mathematics
genre didactic literature
hasPart discussion of basic arithmetic operations
elementary number theory topics
exposition of the Hindu-Arabic numeral system
treatment of fractions
historicalSignificance contributed to the spread of Hindu-Arabic numerals in Europe
early Hebrew work on arithmetic
influencedBy Arabic mathematics
Indian mathematics
influenceOn later Hebrew mathematical texts
language Hebrew
mainSubject arithmetic
number theory
originalAudience Hebrew-reading scholars
purpose to explain arithmetic and number theory concepts
to transmit Arabic and Indian mathematical knowledge to Europe
relatedDiscipline history of mathematics
relatedWork Abraham ibn Ezra's scientific writings
timePeriod 12th century
titleLanguage Hebrew
titleMeaning Book of Number NERFINISHED
writtenBy Abraham ibn Ezra NERFINISHED

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