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Geometry: The Language of Space and Form (Revised Edition)
Geometry, Revised Edition describes geometry in antiquity. Beginning with a brief description of some of the geometry that preceded the geometry of the Greeks, it takes up the story of geometry during the European Renaissance as well as the significant mathematical progress in other areas of the wor...
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Infobase Publishing
2011
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author | Tabak, John |
author_facet | Tabak, John |
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description | Geometry, Revised Edition describes geometry in antiquity. Beginning with a brief description of some of the geometry that preceded the geometry of the Greeks, it takes up the story of geometry during the European Renaissance as well as the significant mathematical progress in other areas of the world. It also discusses the analytic geometry of Ren Descartes and Pierre Fermat, the alternative coordinate systems invented by Isaac Newton, and the solid geometry of Leonhard Euler. Also included is an overview of the geometry of one of the most successful mathematicians of the 19th century, Bernha |
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spelling | cern-14137042021-04-22T00:41:43Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1413704engTabak, JohnGeometry: The Language of Space and Form (Revised Edition)Mathematical Physics and MathematicsGeometry, Revised Edition describes geometry in antiquity. Beginning with a brief description of some of the geometry that preceded the geometry of the Greeks, it takes up the story of geometry during the European Renaissance as well as the significant mathematical progress in other areas of the world. It also discusses the analytic geometry of Ren Descartes and Pierre Fermat, the alternative coordinate systems invented by Isaac Newton, and the solid geometry of Leonhard Euler. Also included is an overview of the geometry of one of the most successful mathematicians of the 19th century, BernhaInfobase Publishingoai:cds.cern.ch:14137042011 |
spellingShingle | Mathematical Physics and Mathematics Tabak, John Geometry: The Language of Space and Form (Revised Edition) |
title | Geometry: The Language of Space and Form (Revised Edition) |
title_full | Geometry: The Language of Space and Form (Revised Edition) |
title_fullStr | Geometry: The Language of Space and Form (Revised Edition) |
title_full_unstemmed | Geometry: The Language of Space and Form (Revised Edition) |
title_short | Geometry: The Language of Space and Form (Revised Edition) |
title_sort | geometry: the language of space and form (revised edition) |
topic | Mathematical Physics and Mathematics |
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