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""The Science Absolute of Space"" is a book written by John Bolyai, a Hungarian mathematician, in which he presents his theory of non-Euclidean geometry. The book focuses on the concept of space, which Bolyai argues is independent of the truth or falsity of Euclid's Axiom XI,... Read Full Overview

The Science Absolute of Space is a book written by John Bolyai in 1896. The book is a treatise on the concept of space and its properties. Bolyai argues that space is an absolute entity, which exists independently of any physical objects or phenomena. He also argues that space... Read Full Overview

The Science Absolute Of Space: Independent Of The Truth Or Falsity Of Euclid�������s Axiom XI is a book written by John Bolyai. The book delves into the concept of space and its relation to Euclid's Axiom XI, which states that... Read Full Overview

The Science Absolute Of Space: Independent Of The Truth Or Falsity Of Euclid�������s Axiom XI by John Bolyai is a mathematical treatise that explores the concept of space and its properties. Bolyai, a Hungarian mathematician, challenges... Read Full Overview

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""The Science Absolute of Space"" by John Bolyai is a mathematical treatise that explores the concept of space and its properties. The book challenges the validity of Euclid's Axiom XI, which states that parallel lines never meet. Bolyai argues that this axiom is not a necessary... Read Full Overview