Арифметика (Диофант): различия между версиями

''Арифметика'' стала известна мусульманским математикам в X веке<ref>{{cite book|first=Carl B.|last=Boyer|authorlink=Carl Benjamin Boyer|title=A History of Mathematics|edition=Second Edition|publisher=John Wiley & Sons, Inc.|year=1991|chapter=The Arabic Hegemony|isbn=0-471-54397-7|quote=Note the omission of Diophantus and Pappus, authors who evidently were not at first known in Arabia, although the Diophantine ''Arithmetica'' became familiar before the end of the tenth century.|page=234}}</ref>, когда [[Abūl Wafā' Būzjānī|АбулАбу-вефал-Вафа]] перевёл её на арабский язык<ref>{{cite book|first=Carl B.|last=Boyer|authorlink=Carl Benjamin Boyer|title=A History of Mathematics|edition=Second Edition|publisher=John Wiley & Sons, Inc.|year=1991|chapter=The Arabic Hegemony|isbn=0-471-54397-7|quote=Abu'l-Wefa was a capable algebraist as well as a trigonometer. He commented on al-Khwarizmi's ''Algebra'' and translated from Greek one of the last great classics, the ''Arithmetica'' of Diophantus.|page=239}}</ref>.