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6. CONCLUDING REMARKS
The Jaina school of Indian mathematics is an approved school in the field of history of ancient and medieval Indian mathematics. The division of the school into the canonical class and the exclusive is based on theorization. The approaches adopted for theorization can be seen in the sections three and five; the former initiates its process while the latter establishes it by means of analysis.
One should not try to form the image of the school from the works of its exclusive class alone. The image which lies with its exclusive class is the outer one. The intrinsic image of the school lies with its canonical class.
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