Wang Zhenyi (1768-1797)
Wang Zhenyi (1768-1797)
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CHINESE ASTRONOMER, POET & MATHEMATICIAN
Born during in early Qing dynasty China, Wang Zhenyi (1768-1797) was a largely self-taught mathematician. Her best known works include a five-volume series entitled “The Simple Principles of Calculation.”
Born during in early Qing dynasty China, Wang Zhenyi (1768-1797) was a largely self-taught mathematician. Her best known works include a five-volume series entitled “The Simple Principles of Calculation.”
Wang wrote in an easy-to-grasp language in order to simplify the study of multiplication, division and trigonometry for those who, like her, did not have access to a formal education.
Wang wrote in an easy-to-grasp language in order to simplify the study of multiplication, division and trigonometry for those who, like her, did not have access to a formal education.
The prolific life of Wang Zhenyi, autodidact, astronomer, and poet
The prolific life of Wang Zhenyi, autodidact, astronomer, and poet
Wang Zhenyi - Ancient Chinese Scholar
Wang Zhenyi - Ancient Chinese Scholar
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