Elements (Euclid's work)

"Elements" is a foundational mathematical text by the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid, written around 300 BCE. It systematically presents geometry, starting from basic definitions and axioms, leading to more complex theorems and proofs. The work is divided into 13 books covering topics such as plane geometry, number theory, and spatial geometry. Euclid's rigorous approach laid the groundwork for modern mathematics and influenced fields like science and engineering. Its logical structure and emphasis on deductive reasoning make it a significant historical document that continues to be studied and appreciated for its clarity and precision.