Application of Algebra to Geometry
M. Sivasubramanian
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M. Sivasubramanian
Abstract
The famous unsolved classical problem such as trisection of a general angle, doubling the cube, squaring the circle, to draw a regular septagon and to prove the parallel postulate of Euclidean geometry as a theorem are forgotten by the research community. These problems were shown mathematically and logically impossible to solve. In this work the author made a brief survey and attempted to establish the fifth Euclidean postulate.
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The famous unsolved classical problem such as trisection of a general angle, doubling the cube, squaring the circle, to draw a regular septagon and to prove the parallel postulate of Euclidean geometry as a theorem are forgotten by the research community. These problems were shown mathematically and logically impossible to solve. In this work the author made a brief survey and attempted to establish the fifth Euclidean postulate.
Key concepts: Euclidean geometry, Cube (algebra), Algebra over a field, Non-Euclidean geometry, Mathematics, Foundations of geometry, Absolute geometry, Geometry