The Math Zone
Welcome to The Math Zone, where we treat Sacred Geometry with the respect that it finally deserves!
When you hear the term “Sacred Geometry,” what comes to mind? What is Sacred Geometry exactly, and why is it “sacred?”
First let’s look at a formal definition: “Sacred geometry ascribes symbolic and sacred meanings to certain geometric shapes and certain geometric proportions. It is associated with the belief of a divine creator or a universal geometer.”
Wow, right away we’re getting into controversial issues on which no two people can ever fully agree! But putting all of that aside, we would prefer to define it in a more fundamental way.
Sacred Geometry is Math, and Math is a form of pure and indisputable truth. In that respect, we could argue that all math is sacred!
MathZone.io
MATH BOOKS
ESSENTIAL COLLEGE MATH BOOKS FOR SUCCESS
Partial Differential Equations: An Introduction
Explore "Partial Differential Equations" by Walter A. Strauss, a cornerstone in mathematical modeling. Dive into PDEs essentials with updated content, exercises, and real-world applications ...
Fundamentals of Differential Equations 9th Edition
Master differential equations with the 9th Edition by Nagle, Saff, and Snider. Explore clear examples, exercises, and modern applications in this comprehensive textbook ...
Fundamentals of Complex Analysis with Applications
Explore "Fundamentals of Complex Analysis" by Saff & Snider for insights on complex numbers, variables, and the residue theorem, crucial for engineering and mathematics ...
Introductory Functional Analysis with Applications
Unlock the world of introductory functional analysis with Kreyszig's renowned text. Ideal for students and professionals, it bridges theory and application seamlessly ...
Real And Complex Analysis Third Edition
Explore Walter Rudin's "Real And Complex Analysis Third Edition," a must-have textbook for mastering real and complex analysis, offering rigorous insights and clarity ...
Advanced Calculus Third Edition
Explore "Advanced Calculus" by R Creighton Buck, a vital textbook offering comprehensive calculus concepts, perfect for mastering advanced calculus.
Elementary Linear Algebra 11th Edition
Discover the essentials of elementary linear algebra with Howard Anton's 11th Edition, covering systems of equations, matrix operations, and eigenvalues ...
Abstract Algebra 3rd Edition (Advanced)
Explore advanced abstract algebra with the 3rd edition by Dummit & Foote, featuring comprehensive coverage of group theory, rings, and fields ...
Math Research
MATH RESEARCH ARTICLES FROM THE MATH ZONE
Five Pointed Star Reference Shapes
The Five Pointed Star has become a common symbol in Western Culture, most notably introduced on the flag of the United States. But it’s also a very interesting geometric shape which is worthy of further investigation. In Sacred Geometry, one of the most fascinating concepts that intrigues us the most is the Golden Ratio...
Basics of Circle Theorems
Explore the basics of Circle Theorems, essential in understanding circle geometry, discovering key principles, practical applications, and problem-solving techniques. Familiarize yourself with the key terms used in circle geometry ...
Heptagon Seven Pointed Star Geometry
Explore the fascinating world of heptagon geometry, uncovering its unique angles, construction of a seven-pointed star, and diverse applications in design, culture, and education, as well as an interesting relationship to pi ...
Python Number Analytics Library
We wrote a Python script that creates a library of the numbers we want to check against, and then apply an analytics algorithm to check for a variety of possible relationships like equality and divisibility. But we can also check only the decimal portion to see if any familiar patterns emerge ...
Cite This Page As:
The Math Zone. “About.” From MathZone.io — A Modern Exploration of Ancient Mathematics. https://mathzone.io/about/
Acknowledgements
A big source of inspiration to me has been my good friend and first cousin J.D. Phillips. He was perhaps one of the youngest ever candidates to receive a Ph.D in Mathematics at Iowa State University in 1992, and I’ve always admired his accomplishments!
J.D. Phillips
Professor of Mathematics
Head of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
Northern Michigan University
WEBSITE URL:
https://euclid.nmu.edu/~jophilli/
