Euler's Gem: The Polyhedron Formula and the Birth of Topology (Princeton Science Library Book 64)
Euler’s Gem explores the polyhedron formula and its significance in the development of topology. David S. Richeson presents this important mathematical idea within a wider historical and conceptual context, offering readers an engaging introduction to a foundational connection between geometry, topology, and the history of mathematics.
About This Book
Euler’s Gem examines the polyhedron formula associated with Leonhard Euler.
David S. Richeson places this mathematical idea in the context of the birth of topology.
The book offers an accessible look at how a seemingly simple formula connects to broader mathematical developments.
Part of the Princeton Science Library, it is suited to readers interested in mathematics and its history.
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