Taxicab Geometry: An Adventure in Non-Euclidean Geometry (Dover Books on Mathematics)
Taxicab Geometry presents an alternative way to think about distance and geometric relationships. Eugene F. Krause explores this non-Euclidean system in a mathematics title that invites readers to look beyond familiar Euclidean assumptions and examine geometry from a different perspective.
About This Book
Taxicab Geometry introduces a non-Euclidean approach to understanding geometric space.
The book focuses on taxicab geometry, a mathematical system with its own way of measuring distance and examining geometric relationships.
Written by Eugene F. Krause, it offers an exploration of an alternative perspective within geometry.
Published as part of the Dover Books on Mathematics series, this title is suited to readers interested in mathematical ideas and geometric theory.
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