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Geometry - Intuition and Concepts: Imagining, Understanding, Thinking Beyond. an Introduction for Students

Geometry - Intuition and Concepts: Imagining, Understanding, Thinking Beyond. an Introduction for Students

Paperback

Geometry

ISBN10: 3658386398
ISBN13: 9783658386399
Publisher: Springer
Published: Nov 1 2022
Pages: 167
Weight: 0.56
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
This book deals with the geometry of visual space in all its aspects. As in any branch of mathematics, the aim is to trace the hidden to the obvious; the peculiarity of geometry is that the obvious is sometimes literally before one's eyes.Starting from intuition, spatial concepts are embedded in the pre-existing mathematical framework of linear algebra and calculus. The path from visualization to mathematically exact language is itself the learning content of this book. This is intended to close an often lamented gap in understanding between descriptive preschool and school geometry and the abstract concepts of linear algebra and calculus. At the same time, descriptive geometric modes of argumentation are justified because their embedding in the strict mathematical language has been clarified.

The concepts of geometry are of a very different nature; they denote, so to speak, different layers of geometric thinking: some arguments use only concepts such as point, straight line, and incidence, others require angles and distances, still others symmetry considerations. Each of these conceptual fields determines a separate subfield of geometry and a separate chapter of this book, with the exception of the last-mentioned conceptual field symmetry, which runs through all the others:

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