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The 15 pages that link to Fibonacci, each with the reason it gives.

• Euclidean algorithmRelated: His work helped transmit the algorithm through medieval European arithmetic.

• Al-KhwarizmiRelated: His Liber Abaci advanced the numeral system whose earlier transmission involved Al-Khwarizmi’s work.

• Hindu–Arabic numeral systemRelated: His book advanced the adoption of these numerals in European arithmetic.

• Numeral systemRelated: Liber Abaci helped establish these numerals as a practical alternative to Roman notation.

• Liber AbaciRelated: The popular name links the book's author to its best-known mathematical problem.

• Indian mathematicsRelated: His book helped popularize a numeral system rooted in Indian mathematics.

• Rhetorical algebraRelated: His Latin works carried verbal algebra into medieval European mathematics.

• DigitRelated: His account promoted the practical advantages of these digits in Europe.

• HemachandraRelated: The European name for the sequence obscures its earlier appearance in Hemachandra’s metrical analysis.

• Arabic numeralsRelated: Liber Abaci helped make these numerals familiar to European merchants and mathematicians.

• Regula falsiRelated: Liber Abaci helped transmit false-position techniques in medieval Europe.

• Abu KamilRelated: Fibonacci drew on Abu Kamil’s algebra, including material transmitted through Arabic mathematical texts.

• Brahmagupta–Fibonacci identityRelated: His work gave the identity a European transmission and its familiar alternate name.

• Zeckendorf's theoremRelated: His sequence provides the numbers used in Zeckendorf's representation.

• Cassini's identityRelated: The sequence central to Cassini’s identity bears Fibonacci’s name.