DIOPHANTUS

Meaning of DIOPHANTUS in English

Diophantus BrE AmE ˌda ɪ ‿ə ʊ ˈfænt əs AmE \ -ə ˈfæn t̬ əs

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DIOPHANTUS — Диофант Александрийский
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DIOPHANTUS OF ALEXANDRIA — flourished c. AD 250 Greek mathematician, famous for his work in algebra. What little is known of Diophantus's life is …
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DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — noun Etymology: Diophantus, 3d century A.D. Greek mathematician Date: circa 1928 an indeterminate polynomial equation which has integral coefficients and …
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FERMAT'S LAST THEOREM — Statement that there are no natural numbers x , y , and z such that x n + y n …
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DIOPHANTINE — |dīə|fant ə n, -an.ˌtīn adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Diophant us, 3d century A.D. Greek mathematician of Alexandria + English …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
DIOPHANTINE — (a.) Originated or taught by Diophantus, the Greek writer on algebra.
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DIOPHANTINE — ( a. ) Originated or taught by Diophantus, the Greek writer on algebra.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — /duy'euh fan"tuyn, -teen, -fan"tn/ , Math. an equation involving more than one variable in which the coefficients of the variables …
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DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — noun Etymology: Diophantus, 3d century A.D. Greek mathematician Date: circa 1928 : an indeterminate polynomial equation which has integral coefficients …
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DIOPHANTINE — adj originated or taught by diophantus, the greek writer on algebra.
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DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — [ ˌdʌɪə'fantɪn , -tʌɪn ] ■ noun Mathematics a polynomial equation with integral coefficients for which integral solutions are required. …
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DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — [Di.o.phan.tine equation] n [Diophantus, 3d cent. a.d. Gk. mathematician] (ca. 1928): an indeterminate polynomial equation with integral coefficients for which …
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NUMBER THEORY — branch of mathematics concerned with the integers, or whole numbers, and generalizations of the integers. Number theory grew out of …
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HYOID BONE — Position of hyoid bones (shaded) with tongue (A) retracted and (B) extended, shown in the hairy woodpecker (Dendrocopos villosus). (C …
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ALGEBRA — branch of mathematics in which the procedures of arithmetic are generalized and applied to variable quantities, as well as to …
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WILES, ANDREW JOHN — born April 11, 1953, Cambridge, Eng. British mathematician who proved Fermat's last theorem; in recognition he was awarded a special …
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REGIOMONTANUS — born June 6, 1436, Knigsberg, archbishopric of Mainz died July 6, 1476, Rome, Papal States Latin name of Johannes Mller …
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KARAJI, AL- — born c. 980, most likely Karaj, Persia, rather than Karkh, near Baghdad, Iraq died c. 1030 also known as al-Karkhi, …
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FERMAT'S LAST THEOREM — also called Fermat's Great Theorem the statement that there are no natural numbers x, y, and z such that xn …
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DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — equation involving only addition, multiplication, or taking powers in which all the constants are natural numbers or their negatives and …
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ABU'L-WAFA' — born 940, Buzjan, Iran died 998, Baghdad, Iraq also spelled Abul Wefa, in full Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Yahya ibn …
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DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — n. Math. an equation with integral coefficients for which integral solutions are required. [Diophantus of Alexandria, mathematician of uncert. date]
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DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — n. Math. an equation with integral coefficients for which integral solutions are required. [ Diophantus of Alexandria, mathematician of uncert. …
Concise Oxford English Dictionary
DIOPHANTINE EQUATION — n. Math. an equation with integral coefficients for which integral solutions are required. Etymology: Diophantus of Alexandria, mathematician of uncert. …
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FERMAT'S LAST THEOREM — Statement that there are no natural numbers x , y , and z such that x n + y n …
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ДИОФАНТ — p.n. Diophantus
Russian-English Dictionary of the Mathematical Sciences
ДИОФАНТ — Diophantus
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ДИОФАНТ АЛЕКСАНДРИЙСКИЙ — Diophantus
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