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Elementos de Euclides
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libro de Euclides de Alejandría
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Euclid’s *Elements* is a mathematical work dated to 300 BCE. The text has been published in 171 editions, with the first publication occurring in 1482. It is referenced by 862 other encyclopedia articles.
The work is associated with the Commons category "Elements of Euclid" and appears in abbreviations tables as "Euc." Digital copies are available through various online repositories.
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Book · Open Library
- Author
- Euclid
- First published
- 1482
- Editions
- 171
- Subjects
- Fundamentos Da Geometria, great_books_of_the_western_world, Geometria Analitica, Mathematics, Geometria, Géométrie, Algebra, great_books
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audioAiA 243: Lazy loading in Angular (with Angular Elements) with Juri Strumpflohner
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Article · Español
Los Elementos de Euclides (en griego: Στοιχεῖα, /stoicheia/) y conocido como geometría euclidiana; en griego: Ευκλειδης Γεωμετρια) es un tratado matemático y geométrico que se compone de trece libros, escrito por el matemático y geómetra griego Euclides cerca del 177 a. C. en Alejandría. A través de estos libros el autor ofrece un tratamiento definitivo de la geometría de dos dimensiones (el plano) y tres dimensiones (el espacio).
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