The Aryabhatiya of Aryabhata
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Book Detail:
- Brand: D.K. Print World Ltd
 - Binding: Paperback
 - Number of Pages: 107
 - Release Date: 01-04-2015
 - EAN: 9788124608159
 - Package Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.6 x 0.4 inches
 - Languages: English
 
Description:
The Aryabhatiya of Aryabhata holds a significant place in the history of Indian mathematics and astronomy. This volume presents a complete translation with notes, including references to important parallel passages. Unlike conventional texts, Aryabhata's work is concise and descriptive, assuming familiarity with common mathematical and astronomical processes while emphasizing the distinctive aspects of his system.
The book explores key sections of the Aryabhatiya, including Dashagitika, Ganitapada, Kalakriya, and Gola, addressing critical mathematical and astronomical theories. Despite critiques from scholars like Brahmagupta, this volume defends the authenticity of Aryabhata’s work and highlights his innovative approach, particularly regarding the motion of the Earth—a topic that led to considerable debate.
Serving as an essential introduction to Aryabhata’s contributions, this book makes his theories accessible to modern mathematicians and astronomers, bridging the gap between ancient Sanskrit texts and contemporary scientific understanding.
Author:
- Walter Eugene Clark was a distinguished Indologist and scholar of Sanskrit literature, renowned for his translations of ancient Indian texts. His expertise in Indian astronomy and mathematics has significantly contributed to the study of Aryabhata’s works, making them accessible to scholars worldwide.
 
            
      
        