How would one go about learning math from its very beginning to the modern peak?
As in learning from Ancient Greece to Now.
Would you happen to have a guide?
How would one go about learning math from its very beginning to the modern peak?
Michael Parker
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Camden Adams
>dividing by 0
Colton Diaz
>starting with ancient greek
Levi Bennett
Well you could start with Euclids Elements, but it's not rigorous by today's standards.
Math has been redefined from the ground up a few different time since then.
You should probably start with a random set theory text.
Then you can branch out to any other field you want more or less.
Nathaniel Brooks
start with
>introduction to analytic number theory
and then for literally everything else
>morris kline's math textbooks
both of them take the liberty of educating you in math history
Isaac Taylor
If [math]a - b = a - a = 0[/math], then you cannot divide by [math]a - b[/math]
Jose Baker
i am doing this right now in fact. you jus go to youtube and search the history of mathematics. im about done with greeks now
Matthew Reed
>>Veeky Forums
James Nguyen
Do you recommend any set theory texts in particular? I'm looking at some cheap dover paperbacks and they have a few different options.
Ayden Thomas
Retard here, where's he dividing by zero?