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Epilogue, edifices in that it is a boundless web of interwoven threads of pure thought. The most notable feature of this web is the interrelationships of the threads that constitute it; if we start from any single thread we can reconstruct the entire web by abstract reasoning without reference to or the use
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-2774-3Mathematica; algebra; arithmetic; geometry; mathematics; proof
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Ultraschalldiagnostik der Säuglingshüfteof us wants to know such things as our blood pressure, bank balance, and Social Security number, but as long as we limit ourselves to specific numbers, the usefulness of arithmetic itself is limited. If we write the symbol “5” we think of it as representing five and only five things, but since the l
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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-30041-4plain the mathematics of algebra but in this chapter we turn to the pictorial or graphic representations of algebra that mathematicians have introduced over the years. The concept of the graph is familiar to all of us because we see graphs in newspapers, magazines, newsletters, television, etc., whe
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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-30041-4more abstract than arithmetic. But this difference is more apparent than real because numbers are abstractions also unless we associate them with measurable entities. Since a measurement is never precise, however, the number assigned to such a measurement is something of an abstraction and must be t
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Ultraschalldiagnostik der Säuglingshüfte and theology. From the earliest times, philosophers, metaphysicists, mystics, theologians, natural philosophers, and scientists saw the circle as an ideal figure which could be used to describe religious or natural phenomena. Thus, to the early theologians the circular shape of the celestial sphere