
Trigonometry: A Very Short Introduction
por:
Glen van Brummelen
Idioma: Inglés
Formato: Tapa blanda
ISBN 10: 0198814313
ISBN 13: 9780198814313
Fecha de publicación:
March 2nd, 2020
Editorial: Oxford University Press, USA
Páginas: 192
Géneros: Science & Technology, History
Trigonometry emerged from humanity's quest to decode the movements of celestial bodies. Glen van Brummelen delves into this fascinating field, exploring its rich history and essential principles. The author presents trigonometry not merely as a mathematical discipline but as a key that unlocks the mysteries of the universe.
As readers journey through the pages, they discover how trigonometry laid the groundwork for advancements in astronomy, navigation, and engineering. Van Brummelen artfully connects the theoretical aspects with practical applications, showing how this branch of mathematics informs our understanding of the world around us.
The narrative invites those unfamiliar with the subject to engage with trigonometry's beauty and relevance in contemporary life. Whether readers are students or simply curious minds, they will find themselves drawn into the realm of angles and distances, revealing how this ancient science continues to influence modern innovation and exploration.
As readers journey through the pages, they discover how trigonometry laid the groundwork for advancements in astronomy, navigation, and engineering. Van Brummelen artfully connects the theoretical aspects with practical applications, showing how this branch of mathematics informs our understanding of the world around us.
The narrative invites those unfamiliar with the subject to engage with trigonometry's beauty and relevance in contemporary life. Whether readers are students or simply curious minds, they will find themselves drawn into the realm of angles and distances, revealing how this ancient science continues to influence modern innovation and exploration.