The Hindu-Arabic Numerals are the foundation of modern mathematics and scientific notation. In this comprehensive volume, David Eugene Smith and Louis Charles Karpinski trace the history and development of these numerals from ancient India to their adoption in Europe. With engaging illustrations and accessible explanations, The Hindu-Arabic Numerals is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of mathematics.

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