The elements of non-Euclidean plane geometry and trigonometry, by H. S. Carslaw.

178 SUBJECT INDEX Geometry, Absolute Imaginary, 34. Nominal, 157. Non-Archimedean, 18. Non-Euclidean, 1. Parabolic, 39. Semi-Euclidean, 18. Geometry in the infinitesimal is Euclidean, 111. on the Limiting-Surface is Euclidean, 29. on the Sphere is independent of the Parallel Postulate, 29. Grenzkreis (see Limiting-Curve), 80. Hilbert's Axiom of Parallels, 42. Horocycle or horicycle (see Limiting-Curve), 80. Infinite, contrasted with unbounded, 38, 39, 127. Inversion in the Nominal Geometry corresponds to a reflection, 158, 166. Legendre's Hypotheses of the Acute Angle, Right Angle, and Obtuse Angle, 15-17. Length of a line in Elliptic Geometry, 129-131. Limiting-Curve, or horocycle, 80. Arc of, 119. Area bounded by arc of, and two of its axes, 120. Axes of, 52. Coordinates, 116. Equation of, 97. Theorems on, 81, 82, 95-97. Limiting-Curves, Concentric, 82. Area bounded by arcs of two concentric, and two of their axes, 120. Theorems on Concentric, 91-95. Limiting-Surface, 35. Linea-L, 80. Lines, Asymptotic, 15, 29, 56. Divergent, 58. Ideal, 68. Nominal, 156, 161, 172. Not-intersecting, 15, 34, 40, 54. Parallel, 1, 28, 34, 40, 42. Measure of area of triangles and polygons, 88-90, 120, 124-126, 135. Measurement of angles, 104, 105. Napier's Rules, 102. Not-intersecting lines, Two, in a plane have a common perpendicular, 54. diverge on either side of common perpendicular, 58. One-sided surface, 131. Order, Axioms of, 157. Pangmomtrie, 36. Parallel constructions, 71-77. Parallel lines, Euclid's treatment of, 1, 2. Bolyai's treatment of, 28, 29. Hilbert's treatment of, 42, 43. Lobatschewsky's treatment of, 33-35, 40-42. Right-handed and left-handed, 43. Theorems on, 43-50, 56. Parallel Postulate, Euclid's, 2. Impossibility of proving, 10, 29-32, 35-36, 170-171. Two theorems independent of, 8-10. Pasch's Axiom, 3. Perpendicular bisectors of sides of a triangle, 68-71, 84. Points, at infinity, 47, 66. Ideal, 67. Nominal, 156, 160, 172. Proper and improper, 66. Points, Corresponding, 77. Theorems on, on parallel lines, 78-80. Pole of a line, 129. Postulate of Archimedes, 5, 18. of Dedekind, 4. Principle of Continuity, 4. Problems of construction, independent of Parallel Postulate and Principle of Continuity, 5-8. in Hyperbolic Geometry, 65. Quadrilateral, Saccheri's, 51, 134. with three right angles, 52, 134.

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The elements of non-Euclidean plane geometry and trigonometry, by H. S. Carslaw.
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Carslaw, H. S. (Horatio Scott), 1870-1954.
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Trigonometry

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