Welcome to the Group-Wiki-Project-2 wiki!

The project describes the rich history of mathematics in Japan. Often looked over by Western Historians, Japanese Mathematics had its own set of discoveries that were similar, but different than concepts in the West. Sometimes, Japan discovered some concepts of Mathematics even before the West! Attached below are the links for each page within the wiki project, placed in a sequential order that should be followed while viewing the project.

A Brief Prelude to early Japanese Mathematics

This page was written by William Pano

A Journey Through the History of Japanese Mathematics Texts

This page was written by Lissandra Fanini.

Earliest known Japanese Mathmaticians

This page was written by Jordan Higginbotham.

Mathematical Strategies Used In Japanese Mathmatics

This page was written by Jessie Jones (Github name still shows Jacob Jones).

Seki Takakazu: The Father of Japanese Mathematics

This page was written by Jake Turnage.

A Closing Note on the Japanese Mathematical Legacy

This page was written by William Pano