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The origins of zero - from Babylon to Fibonacci

The zero seems to us all like a very obvious concept. It is omnipresent in our everyday life, it is a catastrophic grade at school, a cold temperature, a reference in physics or an essential element of the binary system. But have you ever wondered if it has always existed, from the first stammerings of mathematical civilizations to today? Which scientist, which culture really has the paternity of it? How did the zero gradually conquer the world? In this video, we take a trip to Babylon, the Mayans and the Indians to discover the origins of zero. If you like my content, I invite you to subscribe, like the video and leave a comment. Don't forget that sharing on other networks, with your friends, is a good way to make this channel grow! Loïc from the Cogito ergo sum channel. Chapters : 0:00 - Introduction 0:51 - Zero positional - Babylon 4:58 - Positional zero - Maya 6:09 - Birth of the number zero - Indians 10:07 - Conquering the World 12:06 - Conclusion Sources - web https://www.math93.com/index.php/hist...    • A Big Zero: Research uncovers the dat...   http://documents.irevues.inist.fr/bit... http://r2math.ensfea.fr/wp-content/up... https://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/bodley/...    • When zero was first discovered      • What is Zero? Getting Something from ...   Sources - scientific publication The Bakhshālī Manuscript: A Response to the Bodleian Library's Radiocarbon Dating Kim Plofker, Agathe Keller, Takao Hayashi, Clemency Montelle and Dominik Wujastyk Union College, CNRS & Université Denis-Diderot, Doshisha University, University of Canterbury and University of Alberta Sources - books "Le grand roman des maths - De la préhistoire à nos jours", Mickaël Launay, Flammarion, 2016 "Le beau livre des maths", Clifford A. Pickover, Dunod, 2010