Books by Francis Borceux

This third volume in a trilogy of texts on geometry guides students through the development of differential geometry. It links classical surface theory with modern Riemannian geometry and prepares readers for advanced topics such as algebraic topology.

This book offers a unified treatment of the various algebraic approaches of geometric spaces. It details the algebraic ingredients necessary to develop all the major aspects of the theory of algebraic curves.

This volume's historical focus, with fully worked solutions to all the famous problems in classical geometry, demonstrates the profound influence of axiomatic geometry, over more than three millennia, on the evolution of mathematics as an academic discipline.