
Introduces rational trigonometry using vectors, replacing distance and angle with quadrance and spread. Covers key concepts, formulas, and laws, offering a purely algebraic approach to trigonometry and geometry.

Explores rational curvature, turn angles, and winding numbers in algebraic topology. Introduces new geometric concepts for describing polygons and planar curves, emphasizing practical applications in mathematics.

Exploring connections between algebra and geometry, including Cartesian geometry, conics, projective geometry, triangle geometry, and rational trigonometry for a fresh approach to math education.

Explores the contributions of French geometer Meusnier to differential geometry, focusing on curvature, asymptotic directions, and umbilic points, with applications of Rational Trigonometry.

Explore curvature formulas for surfaces through examples like spheres, ellipsoids, and cubic surfaces. Learn to calculate mean and Gaussian curvatures using linear algebra and characteristic coefficients.

Explore Japanese temple geometry problems, focusing on a 13-year-old's 1847 challenge. Compare classical and rational trigonometry approaches, revealing surprising algebraic insights and symmetries in triangle geometry.

Explore colored spreads in planar geometries, visualizing red and green spreads using cross products and determinants. Learn about generalized dot products and Pythagoras' theorem in different geometries.

Explore colored spreads theorem, planar dot products, and geometric interpretations of quadrances in blue, red, and green geometries. Gain insights into rational trigonometry and linear algebra concepts.

Explore half-slopes in planar reflections and rotations, circle sums, and translations to understand Euclidean isometries. Gain insights into rational trigonometry and algebraic approaches to geometry.