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**Creator of "New Eyes in Mathematics" and "Human Arithmetic"**
Yoichi Yoshida, who was active as a mathematician and essayist, authored many mathematics books from the pre-war period to the latter half of his life, and also supervised the "New Mathematics Series." His representative works include "The Discovery of Zero" and "Introduction to Calculus." He is also known for his collections of essays, such as "Hakurincho" and "Saigetsu."
**Q&A**
Q: What kind of person was he?
As a mathematician and essayist, he left behind numerous works and was recognized as the creator of new perspectives in mathematics and human arithmetic.
Q: What are his famous works?
"The Discovery of Zero" is a mathematical book that describes the discovery of zero, and this book made Yoichi Yoshida's name widely known. "Introduction to Calculus" is also highly regarded for its careful explanation of the theoretical foundations of differential and integral calculus.
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English Summary
**Creator of “New Eyes in Mathematics” and “Human Arithmetic”**
Yoichi Yoshida, who was active as a mathematician and essayist, wrote many mathematics books from before the war until the latter half of his life, and was also the supervisor of the ``New Mathematics Series.'' His representative works include ``The Discovery of Zero'' and ``Introduction to Calculus.'' It is also known as a collection of essays, including ``Hakurincho'' and ``Saigetsu.''
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
He left numerous works as a mathematician and essayist, and was praised as a creator of a new perspective on mathematics and human arithmetic.
Q: What are your famous works?
``The Discovery of Zero'' is a mathematical book that describes the discovery of zero, and this book made Yoichi Yoshida's name widely known. In addition, ``Introduction to Calculus'' has been praised as a book that carefully explains the theoretical foundations of differential and integral calculus.
Wikipedia: Yoichi Yoshida