ISMI Islamic Scientific Manuscripts Initiative

BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTRIBUTOR

Jan Hogendijk

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Jan

Last name

Hogendijk

Bibliography entries by this contributor

Hogendijk, Jan. 2021. “The Works Of Abu Rayhan (Al-)Biruni”.
Bagheri, Mohammad, Jan Hogendijk, and Michio Yano. 2010. “Kūshyār Ibn Labbān Gīlānī’s Treatise On The Distances And Sizes Of The Celestial Bodies”. Zeitschrift Für Geschichte Der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften 19: 77-120.
Hogendijk, Jan. 2009. “Al-Kāshī's Determination Of Pi To 16 Decimals In An Old Manuscript”. Zeitschrift Für Geschichte Der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften 19.
Hogendijk, Jan. 2008. “Ya˓qūb Ibn Ṭāriq”. In Encyclopaedia Of The History Of Science, Technology, And Medicine In Non-Western Cultures, ed. Helaine Selin, 2nd ed., 2341. Dordrecht, the Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
Ragep, F. Jamil. 2004. “Ibn Al-Haytham And Eudoxus: The Revival Of Homocentric Modeling In Islam”. In Studies In The History Of The Exact Sciences In Honour Of David Pingree, eds. Charles Burnett, Hogendijk, Jan, Plofker, Kim, and Yano, Michio, 786-809. Leiden: E. J. Brill.
Hogendijk, Jan, and Boris Rozenfeld. 2003. “A Mathematical Treatise Written In The Samarqand Observatory Of Ulugh Beg”. Zeitschrift Für Geschichte Der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften 15: 25-65.
Endress, Gerhard, Jan Hogendijk, and Abdelhamid Sabra. 2003. “Mathematics And Philosophy In Medieval Islam”. In The Enterprise Of Science In Islam: New Perspectives, 121-176. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
Hogendijk, Jan. 2003. “The Geometric Problems Of Nuʿaim Ibn Muḥammad Ibn Mūsā (9Th Century)”. Sciamvs 4: 59-136.
Hogendijk, Jan. 2001. “The Contributions By Abū Nasr Ibn 'Iraq And Al-Sāghanī To The Theory Of Seasonal Hour Lines On Astrolabes And Sundials”. Zeitschrift Für Arabisch-Lslamischen Wissenschaften 14.
Hogendijk, Jan. 2001. “The Contributions By Abu Nasr Ibn ʿIrāq And Al-Ṣāghānī To The Theory Of Seasonal Hour Lines On Astrolabes And Sundials”. Zeitschrift Für Geschichte Der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften 14: 1-30.