A Manual of Greek MathematicsCourier Corporation, 29 dec 2003 - 576 pagina's This concise but thorough history encompasses the enduring contributions of the ancient Greek mathematicians whose works form the basis of most modern mathematics. Written by a distinguished scholar and mathematician, the well-written, nontechnical text is geared toward high school, college, and graduate students, teachers, and those seeking a historical perspective on mathematics. Topics include Pythagorean arithmetic, Plato's use and philosophy of mathematics, an in-depth analysis of Euclid's "Elements," the beginnings of Greek algebra and trigonometry, and other mathematical milestones. |
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... PROBLEMS THE SQUARING OF THE CIRCLE (a) The quadratrix of Hippias (b) The spiral of Archimedes - (c) Solutions by ... PROBLEM OF THE TWO MEAN PROPORTIONALS . Archytas Eudoxus Menaechmus - - Solution attributed to Plato Eratosthenes ...
... PROBLEMS THE SQUARING OF THE CIRCLE (a) The quadratrix of Hippias (b) The spiral of Archimedes - (c) Solutions by ... PROBLEM OF THE TWO MEAN PROPORTIONALS . Archytas Eudoxus Menaechmus - - Solution attributed to Plato Eratosthenes ...
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... problem of two mean proportionals . 437 On Means • e - e . 438 'Paradoxes” of Erycinus . e - . 439 On five regular solids e - e . 440 Book IV . • . . . e . 440 Extension of Pythagoras' Theorem e . 441 Problems on the dipóm?os. e - . 442 ...
... problem of two mean proportionals . 437 On Means • e - e . 438 'Paradoxes” of Erycinus . e - . 439 On five regular solids e - e . 440 Book IV . • . . . e . 440 Extension of Pythagoras' Theorem e . 441 Problems on the dipóm?os. e - . 442 ...
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