Elementary Mathematics From An Advanced Standpoint
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From: Asja on 8 Jun 2010 05:35 Does anyone have any information regarding the third volume of Felix Klein's "Elementary Mathematics From An Advanced Standpoint"? It seems it was never published but I thought I'd ask all the same.I've just finished reading the first two volumes are they are still fantastic 100 years on.
From: Hagen on 8 Jun 2010 03:07 > Does anyone have any information regarding the third > volume of Felix > Klein's "Elementary Mathematics From An Advanced > Standpoint"? It seems > it was never published but I thought I'd ask all the > same.I've just > finished reading the first two volumes are they are > still fantastic > 100 years on. In the 3rd volume of "Felix Klein Gesammelte mathematische Abhandlungen" only the first two parts are mentioned. It seems that these were lectures given by Klein: 1st part winter semester 1907/1908 2nd part summer semester 1908. The lectures were then elaborated by Ernst Hellinger and published again in 1911 and 1913. H
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