
Explore 3D Euclidean dot products, quadrance, linear functionals, and spheres. Learn about projections, Pythagoras' theorem, and perpendicularity in three-dimensional space.

Algebraic approach to metrical geometry using dot products and quadrance. Introduces symmetric bilinear forms for understanding relativistic geometry, with applications to linear algebra and physics.

Explore the connection between linear algebra and geometry, focusing on Pythagoras' theorem and perpendicularity. Learn how linear algebra provides a solid framework for understanding Euclidean and other geometries.

Novel approach to surface curvature using projective geometry and linear algebra. Explores paraboloid curvature through characteristic polynomials, offering insights for higher-dimensional generalizations.

Explore the classification of compact, oriented 2-manifolds and their Euler characteristics through combinatorial methods, cut-and-paste operations, and topological invariants in differential geometry.

Novel approach to calculating triangle area using rational trigonometry, avoiding unnecessary irrationalities in Heron's formula. Presents a clearer solution based on Pythagoras' theorem and Triple quad formula, with practical applications.

Explore paraboloids and quadratic forms in differential geometry, covering diagonalization, eigenvalues, and Dupin's indicatrix. Learn key concepts for understanding surface curvature.

Informal introduction to manifolds, focusing on 2D surfaces. Explores charts, orientation, and classification using Euler characteristic. Highlights key concepts in differential geometry.

Explore geometric and algebraic aspects of space curves, including tangent vectors, normal planes, curvature, torsion, and associated surfaces. Learn about Monge's contributions and invariant properties.

Explore the Frenet-Serret equations, describing space curves' behavior using vector-valued derivatives. Learn about tangent, normal, and bi-normal vectors, curvature, and torsion in 3D space.

Explore elliptic trigonometry laws, including Spread, Cross, and Dual cross, using linear algebra. Learn proofs for Thales', Pythagoras', and Triple Quad formulas in elliptic geometry.

Explores advanced concepts in planar curvature, including turning numbers, winding numbers, and parametric curves. Connects to complex analysis and circular motion, offering insights into differential geometry.

Explore elliptic geometry's trigonometry, including projective points, quadrances, and spreads. Learn key laws connecting triangles and their polar counterparts in this fundamental mathematical realm.

Explore curvature, turning numbers, and winding numbers in planar curves. Learn about irrational numbers and transcendental functions from an applied perspective using rational turn angles.

Explore surfaces in differential geometry, covering orientability, algebraic and parametric surfaces, and examples like quadrics and the Oloid. Gain insights into this fundamental area of mathematics.

Explore metrical structures and curvature in differential geometry, focusing on parabolas. Learn about symmetric bilinear forms, relativistic geometries, and their applications in physics.

Exploring advanced differential calculus for algebraic curves, including tangent lines, conics, and point classification. Extends to 3D surfaces, offering a comprehensive view of curve analysis.

Exploring differential geometry in finite fields, introducing arithmetic in prime fields, polynomial operations, and tangent conics to cubics. Highlights unique patterns and combinatorial structures in finite calculus.

Explore geometry's evolution from ancient times to 1400 AD, covering key theorems, Platonic solids, and applications in astronomy, surveying, and construction. Highlights include Islamic contributions to spherical geometry.

Examines Euclid's Elements Book 1 Propositions VI-VIII, discussing proofs, logical issues, and questioning its suitability as a foundation for modern geometry. Explores alternatives and implications for mathematics.

Critical review of Euclid's Book 1 Propositions I-V, examining logical foundations and constructions. Explores historical significance and questions modern interpretations of Euclidean geometry.