https://www.researchgate.net/publication/291333791_Volume_One_Geometry_without_Multiplication
Geometry-Do is now written through the red-belt level. Can anybody here find any fault with the theorems that I have proven? Have I omitted anything? These theorems should include everything about triangles and parallelograms but not circles and not involving similarity or the multiplication operation.
Also, I am writing the entrance exam to become a shodan or first-degree black-belt geometer. Can you suggest problems that are challenging but still solvable with red-belt tools?
Shodan geometry will be Book III of The Elements and extensions of Euclid's theory; Book III is mostly quadrature theory but I will include theorems about angles too.
Nidan geometry will be about the nine-point circle.
Sandan geometry I will have to consult with the masters in the field before I write about it.
Book Volume One: Geometry without Multiplication
Dear Victor,
Your idea is nice. Good luck!
I have one remark, maybe question: what about illustrations, I mean geometrical visualizations? Do not you think that they are important, especially for students.
Greetings, Tadeusz
Thank you both for your support!
I don't have the ability to create geometric figures now but intend to get the software to do that before publishing this as a bound book. Also, Word does not have symbols for angles, triangles, parallelograms, parallel or perpendicular lines, so my notation is not standard, but that is also something I hope to correct after finding a publisher.
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