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| Overview: The most famous challenge in classical Greek mathematics is the problem of squaring the circle or "quadrature" - To construct geometrically a square equal in area to that of a given circle. The expression ‘circle squarer’ has been applied to those who attempt the impossible. Aside from the Greeks the Chinese, Arabs, and Europeans have been fascinated with this problem for thousands of years. more info
Reference Links: The following should help to gain an understanding of "the squaring of a circle" and Leonardo De Vinci's Vitruvian Man Squaring the Circle is No Piece of Pi Circle Squaring Eastern Philosophy More on the Vitruvian Man | |||
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