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"A chessboard and a set of counters makes a formidable calculation device. This is from the final part of John Napier's treatise called Rabdologia, or Rabdology. He called it 'Location Arithmetic as Performed on a Chessboard'. This method of using counters on a chessboard is based on binary and basic algebraic properties, and with only sliding counters on a chessboard we can perform multiplication, division, and square roots, even square roots of irrationals. #maths #mathtricks #mathematics"

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Perhaps Mathstodon can be a place to note some folklore #MathTricks that are useful but too trifling to devote an entire paper to. Here's one (that I recalled on browsing MathOverflow https://mathoverflow.net/questions/435728): If one is trying to prove a Hilbert space identity or inequality which is invariant under a unitary group action, one can often reduce "for free" to the irreducible components of that group action. (1/2)