MATHEMATICAL GEOGRAPHY BY ABHILASH GHOSH [HARDCOVER]

Mathematical geography is the branch of geography that applies mathematical concepts and techniques to geographical phenomena, focusing on the Earth’s size and shape, its motions, time zones, and measurement. It encompasses both traditional aspects, such as spherical trigonometry and map projections, and modern applications, including spatial analysis of networks using graph theory and statistical analysis of geographic data. A classic text in this field is Willis E. Johnson’s book, Mathematical Geography.