Numeral Structure
Numeral Structure is a formal construct in mathematics education that specifies the organizational framework of digits within a number, distinguishing it by its systematic arrangement according to place value positions and base-dependent positional weights.
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ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NUMERAL ‘ONE’ AS AN INDEFINITE MARKER
T. Givón · Folia Linguistica Historica · 1981 · 341 citations
Existence and feasibility in arithmetic
Rohit Parikh · Journal of Symbolic Logic · 1971 · 331 citations
The internal representation of numbers
Roger N. Shepard, Dan W Kilpatric, James P. Cunningham · Cognitive Psychology · 1975 · 289 citations
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