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!
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MATH BOOKS
ESSENTIAL COLLEGE MATH BOOKS FOR SUCCESS
Abstract Algebra: A First Course
Explore the fundamentals of abstract algebra with Dan Saracino's beginner-friendly book. Master group and field theory through clear explanations and practical applications ...
A Graphical Approach to Algebra & Trigonometry
Unlock the power of visuals with "A Graphical Approach to Algebra & Trigonometry 7th Edition" and enhance your understanding through precalculus level graphing techniques ...
Intermediate Algebra for College Students
Master intermediate algebra with Robert Blitzer's 7th Edition. This textbook bridges elementary and college algebra, offering clear explanations and practical exercises ...
Elementary Introduction to Number Theory
Explore the fascinating world of number theory with "Elementary Introduction to Number Theory" by Calvin T. Long. Delve into prime and rational numbers, understand math foundations, and uncover real-world applications.
Elementary Algebra 3rd Edition
Discover an engaging entry into algebra with the "Elementary Algebra 3rd Edition." Ideal for beginners and seasoned learners, this edition offers clear explanations, practice problems, and enhanced learning tools to master algebra fundamentals ...
A Course in Modern Geometries
"A Course in Modern Geometries" by Judith N. Cederberg is a comprehensive guide that invites readers to delve into the intriguing dimensions of geometric design and abstract forms. This math book serves as an excellent resource for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of modern geometries ...
How to Read and Do Proofs
Understanding mathematical proofs can often feel like deciphering a complex code. However, Daniel Solow's book, "How to Read and Do Proofs: An Introduction to Mathematical Thought Processes," aims to demystify this process. This math book is an invaluable resource for students transitioning to advanced mathematics ...
Mathematical Logic – Graduate Texts in Mathematics
Mathematical logic, an essential branch of mathematics, serves as the foundation of numerous advanced mathematical theories and practices. It is a field that not only enhances our understanding of mathematics but also sharpens our reasoning and problem-solving ...
Math Research
MATH RESEARCH ARTICLES FROM THE MATH ZONE
Ptolemy’s Theorem And Circle Inversion
In Euclidean geometry, "Ptolemy's theorem" is a relation between the four sides and two diagonals of a cyclic quadrilateral (a quadrilateral whose vertices lie on a common circle). The theorem is named after the Greek astronomer and mathematician Ptolemy (Claudius Ptolemaeus) ...
Publishing Math On Web Pages
We used MathJax for publishing math on web pages. This is fairly easy to set up according to their instructions, and you can refer to their demos page for specific examples. Another great tool to use along with this is MathEQ. This is a builder tool that allows you to visually set up your equations. Then you can simply copy ...
Math Shirts From The Math Zone
Our new Math Zone Shirts are available now! The inspiration for The Math Zone logo design is the "Seed of Life," which is one of the most significant shapes in the history of sacred geometry. The seed of life is constructed with seven intertwining circles, and it was used as a symbol for the seven days of creation ...
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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/
