Editing Japanese mathematics (section)

== Select mathematicians ==
[[File:Seki Kowa Katsuyo Sampo Bernoulli numbers.png|thumb|240px|Replica of ''Katsuyo Sampo'' by Seki Takakazu. Page written about [[Bernoulli number]] and [[Binomial coefficient]].]]
The following list encompasses mathematicians whose work was derived from ''wasan.''
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* [[Yoshida Mitsuyoshi]] (1598–1672)
* [[Seki Takakazu]] (1642–1708)<!-- circle principle ([[enri]]) which represents a crude form of integral calculus -->
* [[Takebe Kenkō]] (1664–1739)
* [[Matsunaga Ryohitsu]] ([[floruit|fl.]] 1718-1749)<ref>Smith, {{Google books|J1YNAAAAYAAJ|pp. 104, 158, 180.|page=104}}</ref>
* [[Kurushima Kinai]] (d. 1757)
* [[Arima Raido]] (1714–1783)<ref name="clark">[http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/mathhist/japan.html  List of Japanese mathematicians] -- [[Clark University]], <!-- David E. Joyce --> [http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/mathhist/mathhist.html   Dept. of Mathematics and Computer Science]</ref>
* [[Fujita Sadasuke]] (1734-1807)<ref name="fukagawa24">Fukagawa, Hidetoshi ''et al.'' (2008). ''[[Sacred Mathematics: Japanese Temple Geometry]]'', p. 24.</ref>
* [[Ajima Naonobu]] (1739–1783)
* [[Aida Yasuaki]] (1747–1817)
* [[Sakabe Kōhan]] (1759–1824)
* [[Fujita Kagen]] (1765–1821)<ref name="fukagawa24"/>
* [[Hasegawa Ken]] (c. 1783-1838)<ref name="clark"/>
* [[Wada Nei]] (1787–1840)
* [[Shiraishi Chochu]] (1796–1862)<ref>Smith, {{Google books|J1YNAAAAYAAJ| p. 233.|page=233}}</ref>
* [[Koide Shuke]] (1797–1865)<ref name="clark"/>
* [[Omura Isshu]] (1824–1871)<ref name="clark"/>