euclidean

Definition of Euclidean:** The term "Euclidean" refers to a type of geometry that relates to the ideas and principles developed by the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid, particularly involving flat spaces and the relationships between points, lines, and shapes based on a set of axioms and postulates.

Examples of "euclidean" in Sentences

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In his mathematical proofs, the scholar used Euclidean methods to demonstrate the relationships between triangles, relying on the fundamental properties outlined in Euclid's Elements
While Euclidean geometry describes the familiar flat surfaces of our everyday world, non-Euclidean geometries explore the complexities of curved spaces, opening new avenues in mathematical theory

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