Information and research about the geometry invented by Herman Minkowski
	Home About the Author Taxicab Geometry Angles / Trigonometry Length / Area / Volume Conics Geometric Figures The Taxicab Metric Triangles Research Other Resources Links News / Updates Kevin's Corner				Other Resources Below is a list of known books containing information about taxicab geometry. To report additional books or resources, please email. Books Krause, Eugene F. Taxicab Geometry: An Adventure in Non-Euclidean Geometry Quite often the standard introduction to taxicab geometry. Menger, Karl. You Will Like Geometry. Guidebook of the Illinois Institute of Technology Geometry Exhibit, Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, IL, 1952. Contains the first usage of the term "taxicab geometry." Boltyanskii, Vladimir Grigor'evich and Izrail' Tsudikovich Gohberg. The Decomposition of Figures into Smaller Parts. University of Chicago Press, 1980. Presents a proof of Borsuk's Theorem in the Euclidean and Minkowski plane with a special application to taxicab geometry.
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