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Leonard Mlodinow
ISBN 9780141009094
Rs. 1,278
Penguin Books
Euclid's Window
Who it's for: Readers interested in the history of mathematics and science
Leonard Mlodinow's Euclid's Window offers a historical exploration of geometry, spanning three millennia of human thought. This book traces the evolution of our understanding of space, from ancient Greek foundations to modern concepts of hyperspace, highlighting the pivotal figures who transformed mathematics and our view of the cosmos.Why You Should Read? Understand the historical development of geometry and its impact on scientific thought. Meet key intellectual figures from Pythagoras to Einstein and their contributions to spatial understanding. Discover how geometric principles are fundamental to comprehending the structure of the universe. Gain an accessible overview of complex mathematical and physics concepts.
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- Spans three millennia of geometric thought
- Highlights key figures from Pythagoras to Einstein
- Explores the impact of geometry on scientific thought
- Accessible overview of complex mathematical concepts
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It is a historical exploration of geometry, tracing the evolution of our understanding of space from ancient Greek foundations to modern concepts of hyperspace.
Who are some of the key figures discussed?
The book highlights pivotal figures such as Pythagoras and Einstein, among others, who transformed mathematics and our view of the cosmos.
Is the book accessible to non-experts?
Yes, it offers an accessible overview of complex mathematical and physics concepts, making it suitable for general readers.
What is the time span covered?
The book spans three millennia of human thought, from ancient Greek foundations to modern times.