The Modern Elements Book I Volume B
The Modern Elements Book I Volume B by Randall H. Shevtzov, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in August 2013, is a comprehensive reference work consisting of 534 pages. This edition presents a thorough review of tensor calculus, structured as a deductive system of mathematics that begins with set theory and extends to parallel Riemannian hypersurfaces. The book aims to consolidate the primary mathematics and science of modern times, drawing parallels to Euclid’s foundational work, The Elements.
Readers will find an in-depth exploration of mathematical concepts that serve as a foundation for understanding advanced topics in physics, particularly special and general relativity. The work is designed to bridge the gap between mathematical theory and its applications in physics, specifically focusing on E-G fields of force at a distance and their implications. This volume is intended for those interested in the intersection of mathematics and science, providing a structured approach to complex ideas in a clear and accessible manner.
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Why The Modern Elements? About twenty-three hundred years ago Euclid brought together all of the mathematics of his time as a deductive system into thirteen books called The Elements. So too I have brought together all of the primary mathematics and science of modern time into two volumes called The Modern Elements. Book I of this thesis is a review of tensor calculus as a deductive system of mathematics beginning with set theory to parallel Riemannian hypersurfaces. Book II applies the first book and leads to a physics review of special and general relativity in order to explore E-G fields of force at a distance and the consequences of their union.
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