Selected Papers of Charles Hinton: About the Fourth Dimension

Charles Hinton was a prolific and highly imaginative writer that set the line of thought for future writers about the fourth dimension. He elaborated and devised mental exercises to envision the fourth dimension.

In this E-Book, you can find some of his most outstanding and famous articles. See the origin of the classical inductive reasoning that starts from the two dimensional line up to the plane, the tridimensional space, and finally to the fourth dimension.

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Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions

Flatland, by Edwin A. Abbott, is mentioned in some of the articles in this web site. In order that the reader understand the background of the articles, we are giving a gift to the visitor: a free copy of Flatland, the book that made history.

Flatland is the fascinating story of the people that live in world that unlike our space, theirs is only of two dimensions. People living there are unable to imagine a world with three dimensions like ours.

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The Golden E-Book of Mathematical Surfaces

By E. Perez
The Golden E-Book of Graphs of Mathematical Surfaces contains 7 chapters of math plots with  more than 260 figures, most of them in surfaces in full color.

The book is a visual feast of mathematical graphs with emphasis in showing math surfaces from  different viewing angles. The book also contains practical examples about how everyday pictures  are transformed under trigonometric and complex variables.

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Eugene: Taking the World by Storm

by Lynsey Swan Taylor & Matthew Harley
He’s a doodle let loose upon the world with dreams of freedom and a longing to belong. Follow his adventures with a free downloadable copy of the very first issue! Want a FREE 300 DPI printable version of this issue? Visit www.mattharley.com/eugene and request a printable edition.

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Herbs 101 Free Ebook

Herbs 101
By Larry Combs

Natural herbs have been in use since the dawn of time. The Chinese have been using these flavorful weeds for everything from spicing up a favorite dish to curing allergies. Common herbs are most known for their culinary uses. There are medicinal applications for herbs as well.

The Native Americans knew the value of an herb. Whether it was to cure a toothache or cure an upset stomach, there was an herb for everything. Some of the best foods are made to taste that way because of an herb.

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My Inbox Is Empty

Stop slaving over your email!  Manage it instead of having it manage you.  Kimberly has helped many people over the years obtain 100% control of their email by implementing seven simple tips. It’s a quick read and set-up so that you’re only implementing a new tip once a week.

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My Inbox Is Empty (PDF)