Mahaviracharya

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Mahaviracharya was a prominent Jain mathematician and scholar of medieval India, best known for his influential treatise Ganitasarasangraha.

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instanceOf Indian mathematician
Jain scholar
mathematician
person
approximationUsed approximation to π
authorOf Ganitasarasangraha NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship India
describedAs author of Ganitasarasangraha
prominent Jain mathematician of medieval India
era medieval India
ethnicGroup Indian
fieldOfWork Jain philosophy
mathematics
genre mathematical treatise
hasPartInWork combinatorics
geometry of plane figures
geometry of solids
indeterminate equations
mensuration
permutations and combinations
rules for arithmetic operations
rules for zero
series and progressions
treatment of fractions
inAcademicDiscipline history of mathematics
influenced later Indian mathematicians
influencedBy earlier Indian mathematicians
knownFor Ganitasarasangraha NERFINISHED
contributions to algebra
contributions to arithmetic
contributions to geometry
systematization of earlier Indian mathematics
languageOfWorkOrName Sanskrit
mainWorkSubject algebraic methods
commercial arithmetic
geometry and mensuration
practical computation
movement Jainism NERFINISHED
notableWork Ganitasarasangraha NERFINISHED
occupation mathematician
scholar
placeInHistory important figure in medieval Indian mathematics
religion Jainism
religiousOrder Jain tradition NERFINISHED
tradition Indian mathematical tradition

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