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Kulazo
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I have finished reading both books on geometry by Kiselev and now look to move on but can't find any book to let me do so.
Specifically, I would like a nice comprehensive book that goes into detail on transformations, isometries, coordinate geometry, symmetry, mensuration, and vectors. Now I'll be realistic and say that such a book may not exist, but it is fine if you can suggest a series of books which cover all of the topics I mentioned, in great detail.
(Hartshorne's book requires me to read Euclid and I don't want to do so for various reasons, and it also requires an understanding of abstract algebra which ofcourse I don't know a bit of. And on a first glance, it also seems not to cover the topics I mentioned.)
Specifically, I would like a nice comprehensive book that goes into detail on transformations, isometries, coordinate geometry, symmetry, mensuration, and vectors. Now I'll be realistic and say that such a book may not exist, but it is fine if you can suggest a series of books which cover all of the topics I mentioned, in great detail.
(Hartshorne's book requires me to read Euclid and I don't want to do so for various reasons, and it also requires an understanding of abstract algebra which ofcourse I don't know a bit of. And on a first glance, it also seems not to cover the topics I mentioned.)