01606nam a2200169Ia 450000500170000000800410001702000130005808200160007110000200008724500520010726000380015930000180019750510930021594200080130899900170131695201030133320241211205647.0241211s1963    xx            000 0 und d  afcnm2389  a516.15I/M69  aMoise, Edwin E, 0aElementary Geometry from an Advanced Standpoint  aNew York :bAddison-Wesley,c1963  a419 páginas  a1.The algebra of the real numbers. 2.Incidence geometry in planes and space. 3.Distance and congruence. 4.Separation in planes and space. 5.Angular measures. 6.Congruences between triangles. 7.Geometric inequalities. 8.The Euclidean program: congruence without distance. 9.Three geometries. 10.Absolute plane geometry. 11.The parallel postulate and parallel projection. 12.Similarities between triangles. 13.Polygonal regions and their areas. 14.The construction of an area function. 15.Perpendicular lines and planes in space. 16.Circles and sheres. 17.Rigid motion. 18.Cartesian coordinate systems. 19.Constructions with ruler and compass. 20.From Eudoxus to Dedekind. 21.Length and plane area. 22.Jordan measure in the plane. 23.Solid mensuration: the elementary theory. 24.Hyperbolic geometry. 25.The consistency of the hyperbolic postulates. 26.The consistency of Euclidean geometry. 27.The postulation method. 28.An example of an ordered field which is not Archimedean. 29.The theory of numbers. 30.The theory of equations. 31.Limits of sequences. 32.Countable and uncountable sets.  yLIB  c51610d51610  00104070aBE-FCNMbBE-FCNMcTPd2018-08-13eDonacionfBuenoo516.15I/M69pFCNM3837yLIBzInterno