Flatterland

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Flatterland is a popular mathematics-inspired novel by Ian Stewart that playfully extends the ideas of Edwin A. Abbott’s "Flatland" into modern geometry and higher-dimensional spaces.

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instanceOf mathematics-inspired novel
novel
author Ian Stewart NERFINISHED
basedOnWorkBy Edwin A. Abbott NERFINISHED
contains fictional journeys through mathematical landscapes
personifications of mathematical concepts
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
educationalUse introduction to higher-dimensional thinking
popularization of advanced mathematics
extendsFictionalUniverseOf Flatland NERFINISHED
genre educational fiction
mathematical fiction
science fiction
hasForm prose narrative
hasMainCharacter Victoria Line NERFINISHED
hasTheme exploration of dimensions beyond the familiar three
limits of human perception
relationship between mathematics and reality
visualization of abstract mathematical ideas
inspiredBy Flatland NERFINISHED
language English
medium book
print
narrativePerspective first-person
notableFor popularizing modern geometry concepts through fiction
updating Flatland for contemporary mathematics
parodies Victorian social satire elements of Flatland
protagonist Victoria Line NERFINISHED
publicationPeriod early 21st century
publisher Basic Books NERFINISHED
relatedWork Flatland NERFINISHED
The Annotated Flatland NERFINISHED
style didactic
expository
playful
subject chaos theory
fractal geometry
geometry
higher-dimensional spaces
modern mathematics
non-Euclidean geometry
relativity
topology
targetAudience general readers interested in mathematics
students of mathematics

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Ian Stewart notableWork Flatterland