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Johannes Scheubel (18 August 1494 – 20 February 1570) was a German mathematician. His books include De Numeris et Diversis Rationibus (1545)[1] and Algebrae Compendiosa (1551).[2]

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[de] Johann Scheubel

Johann Scheubel (* 18. August 1494 in Kirchheim unter Teck; † 20. Februar 1570 in Tübingen) war ein deutscher Mathematiker. Scheubel gilt als Wegbereiter der Algebra in Europa.

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- [en] Johannes Scheubel

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[ru] Шойбель, Иоганн

Иоганн (Йоханнес) Шойбель (нем. Johannes Scheubel; 13 августа 1494, Кирххайм-унтер-Текк, Баден-Вюртемберг — 20 февраля 1570, Тюбинген) — немецкий математик, астроном, картограф, педагог. Считается одним из пионеров алгебры в Европе. Принадлежал к школе «коссистов» (немецких алгебраистов XVI века).

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