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The 29 pages that link to Al-Khwarizmi, each with the reason it gives.

• Abbasid CaliphateRelated: His career illustrates the scholarly activity fostered in Abbasid-era institutions.

• Islamic Golden AgeRelated: His writings exemplify the period’s lasting contributions to mathematical methods.

• House of WisdomRelated: He worked in the Abbasid scholarly milieu often connected with the House of Wisdom.

• Hindu–Arabic numeral systemRelated: His account of Indian numerals helped carry the system beyond India.

• AlgebraRelated: His treatise gave algebra its name and presented methods for linear and quadratic equations.

• History of mathematicsRelated: His writings transmitted influential methods for equations and computation.

• BrahmaguptaRelated: His arithmetic and astronomical writings reflect the broader Arabic adoption of Indian mathematical knowledge.

• Positional notationRelated: His account of Indian numerals shaped their later transmission.

• Mathematical notationRelated: His writings helped establish symbolic and procedural traditions that shaped later mathematical practice.

• Al-Ma'munRelated: His mathematical work exemplifies the scholarship fostered during Al-Ma'mun's era.

• Harun al-RashidRelated: His later career under Abbasid patronage is often associated with the intellectual flourishing of the era.

• FibonacciRelated: The arithmetic tradition Fibonacci promoted in Latin Europe had traveled through Arabic mathematical texts.

• Place valueRelated: His arithmetic treatise helped carry positional decimal calculation westward.

• AryabhataRelated: Arabic adaptations of Indian astronomical tables carried ideas from Aryabhata’s tradition westward.

• MathematicsRelated: His algebraic methods and writings shaped mathematical practice across regions.

• Numeral systemRelated: His work helped explain and disseminate calculation with Hindu–Arabic numerals.

• Decimal systemRelated: His writings introduced Indian numerals and calculation techniques to wider audiences.

• Gerard of CremonaRelated: Gerard’s translations helped carry Arabic mathematical and astronomical traditions into Latin scholarship.

• Liber AbaciRelated: Latin translations of works attributed to him helped transmit Hindu-Arabic calculation methods westward.

• History of algebraRelated: His treatise gave algebra its name and shaped its transmission into Latin Europe.

• Algebraic notationRelated: His rhetorical methods preceded the symbolic conventions used in later algebra.

• Indian mathematicsRelated: His account of Indian calculation helped transmit the numeral system westward.

• Rhetorical algebraRelated: His prose exposition made equation-solving methods systematic and influential.

• DigitRelated: His works helped carry the numeral system across scholarly languages and regions.

• Al-KarajiRelated: Al-Karaji extended the algebraic tradition associated with Al-Khwarizmi beyond geometrical methods.

• Arabic numeralsRelated: His work helped introduce calculation with Indian numerals to readers in Arabic.

• Abu KamilRelated: Abu Kamil developed methods associated with al-Khwarizmi’s algebra and carried them further.

• Al-JabrRelated: His book named al-jabr and made the operation central to its equation-solving method.