Αραβικό σύστημα αρίθμησης (Greek Wikipedia)

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Fenna, Donald (2002). A Dictionary of Weights, Measures, and Units. New York: Oxford University Press. σελίδες 90& 202. ISBN 978-0198605225. ; "Fibonacci, in a book of 1202, brought the Indo-Arabic numerals, with their zero cypher and decimal point, into European culture."; "... these characters are more appropriately called at least Indo-Arabic numerals."

Schipp, Bernhard; Krämer, Walter (2008), Statistical Inference, Econometric Analysis and Matrix Algebra: Festschrift in Honour of Götz Trenkler, Springer, σελ. 387, ISBN 9783790821208, https://books.google.com/?id=t6XfLJzqO_kC&pg=PA387
Lumpkin, Beatrice; Strong, Dorothy (1995), Multicultural science and math connections: middle school projects and activities, Walch Publishing, σελ. 118, ISBN 9780825126598, https://books.google.com/?id=2LgG8lsJQmAC&pg=PA118
Bulliet, Richard· Crossley, Pamela· Headrick,, Daniel· Hirsch, Steven· Johnson, Lyman (2010). The Earth and Its Peoples: A Global History, Volume 1. Cengage Learning. σελ. 192. ISBN 1439084742. Indian mathematicians invented the concept of zero and developed the "Arabic" numerals and system of place-value notation used in most parts of the world today