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Line Multiplication: The Stick Method, Japanese, Chinese or Neither?

Line multiplication draws each digit as sticks and counts the crossings per zone. Worked on four problems, proved with algebra, and its name checked.

Oct 25, 202654 min read
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Trachtenberg Speed System Explained: Rules for 11, 12 and Any Number

How the Trachtenberg system multiplies by 11, 12, 5 to 9 and any number, adds and divides, worked step by step on fixed problems, with its real history.

Oct 25, 202662 min read
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Mental Calculation Techniques of World Champions: Left to Right, Criss-Cross, Squares and Calendars

How world champion mental calculators actually work: left to right addition and multiplication, criss-cross, squaring near round numbers, cube roots and the Doomsday rule, worked step by step with measured records.

Oct 25, 202652 min read
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Maya Mathematics Explained: Base 20, Bar and Dot Numerals and Zero

How Maya mathematics works: base 20 bar and dot numerals, the shell zero, the Long Count's 18 x 20 step and calendar arithmetic, with every step worked.

Oct 25, 202653 min read
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Babylonian Mathematics Explained: Base 60, YBC 7289 and Plimpton 322

How Babylonian base 60 works, why reciprocal tables made division fast, how YBC 7289 got √2, and what Plimpton 322 may be, with worked examples.

Oct 25, 202665 min read
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Chisanbop Explained: Korean Finger Math to 99, With Worked Examples

How Chisanbop works: thumbs worth 5 and 50, fingers worth 1 and 10, complements for adding and subtracting, and our full problem set worked finger by finger.

Oct 25, 202662 min read
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Lattice Multiplication, Napier's Bones and the Slide Rule Explained

How the lattice, Napier's bones and the slide rule turned multiplication into addition, worked step by step on seven problems, with their precision limits.

Oct 25, 202654 min read
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Egyptian and Russian Peasant Multiplication: Doubling and Binary

How Egyptian doubling and Russian peasant halving multiply, divide and build unit fractions, why both are binary, and how CPUs still use shift and add.

Oct 25, 202654 min read
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Nyquist-Shannon Sampling Theorem: From Digital Audio to SDR

Sample faster than twice the highest frequency and a band limited signal can be rebuilt. Worked examples from CD audio, G.711 phones, aliasing and SDR.

Oct 25, 202643 min read

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