Ganitasarasangraha

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Ganitasarasangraha is a 9th-century Indian mathematical treatise by Mahāvīra that systematically presents arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and combinatorics in verse form.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Indian mathematical work
Sanskrit text
mathematical treatise
associatedWith Karnataka NERFINISHED
author Mahāvīra NERFINISHED
Mahāvīra Ācārya NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin India
coversTopic algebra
arithmetic
combinations
combinatorics
commercial arithmetic
equations
extraction of roots
fractions
geometry
indeterminate equations
measurement of areas
measurement of volumes
mensuration
permutations
series
dateOfWork 9th century
field mathematics
form metre
verse
genre śāstra
hasPart section on algebra
section on arithmetic
section on combinatorics
section on geometry
historicalContext post-Āryabhaṭa Indian mathematics
pre-Bhāskara II Indian mathematics
influencedBy earlier Indian mathematical tradition
language Sanskrit
notableFor presentation of problems with numerical examples
systematic organization of mathematical topics
use of verse to encode algorithms
preservedIn manuscript tradition
region South India
religiousContext Jainism NERFINISHED
significance important source for history of Indian mathematics
systematic exposition of Indian mathematics
structure chapter-based
timePeriod early medieval India
titleMeaning Compendium of the Essence of Mathematics NERFINISHED
tradition Jain mathematics
usedIn mathematics education in medieval India

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Rashtrakuta court producedWork Ganitasarasangraha
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this entity surface form: Ganita-sara-sangraha