In this episode, we take a rollercoaster ride through the history of maths. From the four Greek ‘mathematics’ — geometry, astronomy, arithmetic and music. To fierce opposition to arabic numerals from European accountants. To the distaster that was Newton. All this and much more, with mathematics troubadour, Edmund Harriss.
Tag Archives: Leibniz
The History of Mathematics
Filed under episode guide
Tagged abacus, al-jabr, algebra, arabic numerals, arithmetic, Big Science, calculus, Ed Gerstner, Edmund Harriss, Fibonacci, geometry, history, Leibniz, mathematics, music, Newton, Pythagorus, Resonance FM, science
