Some interpolation formulas in Chinese ancient mathematics

Ji-huan He

doi:10.1016/s0096-3003(03)00559-9

Some interpolation formulas in Chinese ancient mathematics

Applied Mathematics and Computation 152(2): 367-371

Article 2003 English

Abstract

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When Newton found his interpolation formula in 1670, ancient Chinese mathematicians had used the formula in more sophisticated forms for more than one millennium. A new proof to those formulas are geometrically illustrated.

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