Lilawati; or a Treatise on Arithmetic and Geometry

Discover the brilliance of Bhascara Acharya, one of medieval India's most esteemed mathematicians, in his remarkable work, Lilawati; or a Treatise on Arithmetic and Geometry. Originally composed in the twelfth century, this treatise is part of Acharya's renowned Sanskrit magnum opus, Siddhanta Shiromani. This edition, published by Cambridge University Press in 2013, spans 222 pages and offers valuable insights into early Hindu mathematics.

Translated into English by John Taylor in 1816, Lilawati presents a comprehensive exploration of arithmetic and geometry, making it an essential read for both mathematics enthusiasts and historians alike. Delve into the mathematical concepts that shaped the foundations of modern mathematics and appreciate the legacy of Bhascara Acharya.

Enhance your collection with this significant work that bridges ancient knowledge and contemporary understanding of mathematics.