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History of combinatorics
Wikidata reference: Q1124551
The mathematical field of combinatorics was studied to varying degrees in numerous ancient societies. Its study in Europe dates to the work of Leonardo Fibonacci in the 13th century AD, which introduced Arabian and Indian ideas to the continent. It has continued to be studied in the modern era.
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- Videos of combinatorics
- Animations of combinatorics
- University and college mathematics buildings
- Mathematics Timeline Cards
- Mathematics in Pre-columbian America
- Mathematics by period
- Mathematics by year
- Mathematics by century
- Mathematics by culture
- Mathematics by decade
- Mathematical societies
- Illustrations about Mathematics in the Deutsche Fotothek
- Kerala school of astronomy and mathematics
- Historical computers
- Foundations of mathematics
- Books about history of mathematics
- Double-entry bookkeeping
- Academic works about mathematics
- Tower of Hanoi
- Superpermutation
- Template:Combinatorics with and without repetition
- Star of David theorem
- Simplicial complexes
- Set families
- Set partitions
- Q-analogs
- Schröder number
- Schröder–Hipparchus numbers
- Plane partitions
- Prüfer sequences
- Percolation theory
- Permutations
- Narayana numbers
- Nimber
- Mireille Bousquet-Mélou
- Motzkin numbers
- Lattice paths
- Map folding
- Josephus problem
- Knapsack problem
- Group testing
- Hackenbush game
- History of combinatorics
- De Bruijn sequence
- Combinatorics on words
- Combinatorial species
- Catalan numbers
- Combinatorial algorithms
- Balls in combinatorics
- Binomial coefficients
- Associahedron
- Aztec diamond
- Algebraic combinatorics
- Alternating sign matrices
- Abstract polytopes
- Smallest circle problem
- Largest empty sphere problem
- History of logic
- 15 puzzle
- History of statistics
- Integer partitions
- Steiner systems
- Incidence geometry
- History of geometry
- Graph theory
- Combinatorics
- Counting colored circles
- History of mathematics