Who discovered the Basics of Mathematics.This Period is known as the Hellenistic period or Golden ages of Mathematics
The Elements of Geometry
- Written by Euclid in BCE 320
- Oldest Greek treatise of Mathematics preserved in its entirely
- Dominated mathematical education over 2000 years in Europe
- Collection of mathematical facts organized into a single dedective system
- Ideal model of Scientific treatise
- 13 books
- 465 Definitions
- 5 axioms
- 5 common notations
- 23 Definitions
- A Straight line can be drawn from any point to any other point
- A finite line can be drawn continuously in a line
- A circle is described as a point and a distance
- All right angles are equal to one an another
- A straight line falling on two lines makes the interior angle on the same side less than two right angles meet in the same side which angles are less than two right angles
- Things equal to the same thing are equal to one an another
- Equals added to equals whole things are equal
- Equals subtracted from equals reminding s are equal
- Whole is greater than its part
- Things coincide are equal to one an another
- Point is that which has no parts
- Line is a breadth less length
- The extremists of a straight lines are points
- A straight line is a line which are evenly with points
- A surface is that which has only length and Breadth