Analysis and Static Geometry

About The Book

This book discusses the traditional subjects of Euclidean, relative, and projective geometry in two and three dimensions, as well as the order of conics and quadrics and geometric modifications. These subjects are necessary both for the scientific establishment of the understudy and for applications to various subjects. They could be studied in the first year or as a second course in geometry. The information is presented geometrically, with the goal of developing the student's geometric instinct and reasoning about the subject matter, as well as his ability to comprehend and provide numerical evidences. Direct polynomial math is not required and is kept to an absolute minimum. The book includes a few of methodological oddities, as well as a large number of activities and problems with solutions. This outstanding inquiry takes a unique approach to the historical backdrop of concepts, specifically designed as an integrated examination of the advancement of diagnostic geometry.