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| − | Nikolai I. Lobachevsky (1792-1856) was a Russian mathematician. He invented non-Euclidean geometry, a system of geometry that rejects traditional Euclidean geometry's fifth postulate that parallel lines can never intersect. He also invented a method for finding the approximations of the roots of algebraic equations. | + | '''Nikolai I. Lobachevsky''' (1792-1856) was a Russian mathematician. |
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| − | [[category: mathematics]] | + | He invented non-Euclidean geometry, a system of geometry that rejects traditional Euclidean geometry's fifth postulate that parallel lines can never intersect. He also invented a method for finding the approximations of the roots of algebraic equations. |
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| | + | [[Category: Mathematicians|Lobachevsky, Nikolai I]] |