Non Euclidean Geometry a Critical And Historical Study of Its Development

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Beltrami's Direct Proof of this Independence 234—236 S 9. Klein's Direct Proof of this Independence .. 236— -237 Appendix V.
The Impossibility of proving Euclid's Postulate. An Elementary Demonstration of this Impossibility founded upon the Properties of the System of Circles orthogonal to a Fixed Circle.
§ I. Introduction 238 S 2 — 7. The System of Circles passing through a Fixed Point 239 250 S 8 — 12. The System of Circles orthogonal to a Fixed Circle - 250—264 Index of Authors .. 265 Chapte
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The Attempts to prove Euclid's Parallel Postulate The Greek Geometers and the Parallel Postulate, § I. Euclid (circa 330 — 275, B. C. ) calls two straight lines parallel, when they are in the same plane and being produced indefinitely in both directions, do not meet one another in either direction (Def. XXIII. ).^ He proves that two straight lines are parallel, when they form with one of their transversals equal interior alternate angles, or equal corresponding angles^ or interior angles on the same side which are supplementary.


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