01493nam a2200421Ia 4500010000500000020000500005082002400010100002000034110000500054245002900059250000500088260004700093300002100140490000500161500000500166600000500171610000500176611000500181630000500186650000500191651000500196654000500201690000600206700000900212710000900221711000500230720000500235730000500240740000500245752000500250856000700255904013300262904013300395952010600528965041000634921001001044999001701054  a  a  a516bB167.PG Vol.IV  aBaker, Henry F.  a  aPrinciples of geometryb  a  aNew YorkbFrederick Ungar Publishingc1963  axvi, 250p. Index  a  a  a  a  a  a  a  a  a  a   abc  abc  a  a  a  a  a  df  aHigher geometry: being illustrations of the utility of the consideration of higher space, especially of four and five dimensions  aHigher geometry: being illustrations of the utility of the consideration of higher space, especially of four and five dimensions  00104070aISIbISId1998-08-20l0o516 B167.PG Vol.IVpDP18912r2019-02-14 00:00:00w2019-02-14yBK  aI. Foundations.--II. Plane geometry, conics, circles, non-Euclidean geometry.--III. Solid geometry, quadrics, cubic curves in space, cubic surfaces.--IV. Higher geometry; being illustrations of the utility of the consideration of higher space, especially of four and five dimensions.--V. Analytical principles of the theory of curves.--VI. Introduction to the theory of algebraic surfaces and higher loci.  a34107  c34107d34107