A thoroughly revised second edition of a textbook for a first course in differential/modern geometry that introduces methods within a historical context.
A thoroughly revised second edition of a textbook for a first course in differential/modern geometry that introduces methods within a historical context.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John McCleary is Professor of Mathematics at Vassar College on the Elizabeth Stillman Williams Chair. His research interests lie at the boundary between geometry and topology, especially where algebraic topology plays a role. His papers on topology have appeared in Inventiones Mathematicae, the American Journal of Mathematics and other journals, and he has written expository papers that have appeared in American Mathematical Monthly. He is also interested in the history of mathematics, especially the history of geometry in the nineteenth century and of topology in the twentieth century. He is the author of A User's Guide to Spectral Sequences and A First Course in Topology: Continuity and Dimension, and he has edited proceedings in topology and in history, as well as a volume of the collected works of John Milnor. He has been a visitor to the mathematics institutes in Goettingen, Strasbourg and Cambridge, and to MSRI in Berkeley.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Prelude and Themes: Synthetic Methods and Results: 1. Spherical geometry 2. Euclid 3. The theory of parallels 4. Non-Euclidean geometry Part II. Development: Differential Geometry: 5. Curves in the plane 6. Curves in space 7. Surfaces 8. Curvature for surfaces 9. Metric equivalence of surfaces 10. Geodesics 11. The Gauss-Bonnet theorem 12. Constant-curvature surfaces Part III. Recapitulation and Coda: 13. Abstract surfaces 14. Modeling the non-Euclidean plane 15. Epilogue: where from here?
Part I. Prelude and Themes: Synthetic Methods and Results: 1. Spherical geometry; 2. Euclid; 3. The theory of parallels; 4. Non-Euclidean geometry; Part II. Development: Differential Geometry: 5. Curves in the plane; 6. Curves in space; 7. Surfaces; 8. Curvature for surfaces; 9. Metric equivalence of surfaces; 10. Geodesics; 11. The Gauss-Bonnet theorem; 12. Constant-curvature surfaces; Part III. Recapitulation and Coda: 13. Abstract surfaces; 14. Modeling the non-Euclidean plane; 15. Epilogue: where from here?
Part I. Prelude and Themes: Synthetic Methods and Results: 1. Spherical geometry 2. Euclid 3. The theory of parallels 4. Non-Euclidean geometry Part II. Development: Differential Geometry: 5. Curves in the plane 6. Curves in space 7. Surfaces 8. Curvature for surfaces 9. Metric equivalence of surfaces 10. Geodesics 11. The Gauss-Bonnet theorem 12. Constant-curvature surfaces Part III. Recapitulation and Coda: 13. Abstract surfaces 14. Modeling the non-Euclidean plane 15. Epilogue: where from here?
Part I. Prelude and Themes: Synthetic Methods and Results: 1. Spherical geometry; 2. Euclid; 3. The theory of parallels; 4. Non-Euclidean geometry; Part II. Development: Differential Geometry: 5. Curves in the plane; 6. Curves in space; 7. Surfaces; 8. Curvature for surfaces; 9. Metric equivalence of surfaces; 10. Geodesics; 11. The Gauss-Bonnet theorem; 12. Constant-curvature surfaces; Part III. Recapitulation and Coda: 13. Abstract surfaces; 14. Modeling the non-Euclidean plane; 15. Epilogue: where from here?
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Review of the first edition: '... an unusual and interesting account of two subjects and their close historical interrelation.' The Mathematical Gazette
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