• The Fourth Dimension Simply Explained by Henry P. Manning, 1960 Dover paperback - front cover
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  • The Fourth Dimension Simply Explained by Henry P. Manning, 1960 Dover paperback - introduction
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The Fourth Dimension Simply Explained

The Fourth Dimension Simply Explained

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Condition: Very Good

Book Notes: Covers with minor shelf wear. Pages clean; binding tight.

Author(s): Henry P. Manning

Publication year: 1960

Binding: Paperback

Language: English

Publisher: Dover Publications

Condition: Very Good
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A collection of 22 essays chosen from the entries to a Scientific American prize contest, each explaining the fourth dimension with a minimum of mathematics. Topics include how the fourth dimension may be studied, its relation to non-Euclidean geometry, and possible measurements and forms in four-dimensional space. Henry P. Manning of Brown University supplies the introduction and editorial notes.

This Dover edition, first published in 1960, is an unabridged republication of the 1910 Munn & Company edition. Dover T711, with 82 figures.

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