The Foundations of Geometry
Author: David Hilbert
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Description: The Foundations of Geometry. This document, written by David Hilbert, explores the foundations of geometry, discussing axioms, congruence, theorems, and the independence of two postulates. Hilbert offers a systematic analysis of the relationships between geometric elements and the logic underlying Euclidean geometry.
Subject: Geometry
Pages: 105
Megabytes: 0.51 MB
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