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Tsinghua University, Applied Mathematics DepartmentInformation about the department and courses, plus links. In Chinese and English History of Chinese MathematicsAn outline of the history of Chinese mathematics, including a chronology of mathematicians and mathematical works Mathematics and Mathematicians in Ancient ChinaIncludes information about Chung Ch'i, Yang Hui, Shen Kua, Ch'in Chiu Shao, Zhang Heng, Hsien Chung Wang and Chu Shih-Chien Development of Mathematics in Ancient ChinaShang numerals, Chinese mathematics texts, the discovery of zero. The art of calculation (suan chu) was both a practical and spiritual one, and covered a wide range of subjects from religion and astronomy to water control and administration |
Chinese Committees and Societies of MathematicsIncludes the National Cheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan; Academia Sinica, Institute of Mathematics, Beijing, People's Republic of China; Department of Mathematics, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan Matteo RicciMatteo Ricci, the Jesuit Priest, arrived in China in 1582 and was perhaps responsible for the first interaction between European and Chinese mathematics. Information and relevant links Canada-China MathematicsThe Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences has established the Canada-China Mathematics Initiative Chu Shih-ChiehChu Shih-Chieh wrote two important mathematical texts in 1299 and 1303. Considered by many to represent the peak in Chinese mathematics |