Pi: Calculated to 1,000,001 Digits After the Decimal Point
- 540 pages
- 19 hours of reading
A book filled with 1,000,001 digits of pi after the decimal point.
Archimedes Book order
Archimedes was a Greek scholar whose insights into the principles of the lever and hydrostatics laid the groundwork for modern physics. His mathematical discoveries included pioneering methods for calculating areas and volumes, and an accurate approximation of pi. Though renowned for his inventions, Archimedes himself considered the geometric relationship between a sphere and a cylinder his greatest achievement. His mathematical writings, initially obscure, inspired scholars for centuries and continue to offer insights into his thought processes through new discoveries.
- 2015
- 2013
This three-volume edition offers a comprehensive collection of Archimedes' surviving works in Greek, published between 1880 and 1881. It features insightful commentaries that enhance understanding and includes a parallel Latin translation, making it accessible to a broader audience. This scholarly edition serves as a significant resource for those interested in the mathematical genius of Archimedes and the historical context of his contributions.
- 2007
The Works of Archimedes
- 520 pages
- 19 hours of reading
Focusing on Archimedes' historical significance, this classic text from 1897 explores his groundbreaking methods and discoveries. It offers insightful translations of his writings, providing readers with a deeper understanding of his contributions to mathematics and science. The book situates Archimedes within his historical context, highlighting the impact of his work on future generations.