Initial 7-Unit Book Codex, Calibrated SVG Plates & Heiberg–Heath Concordance of Archimedes

Completed the initial critical 3-track Book Codex (:layout: book), 11 calibrated ``.euclid-graphic`` SVG vector plates, and cross-corpus Heiberg–Heath–GEOMETOR Concordance of Archimedes of Syracuse (c. 287–212 BC) for geometor.archimedes.

Highlights

  • Multimodal 300 DPI Folio Verification: Inspected over 70 rendered 300 DPI page scans across Sir Thomas Little Heath’s The Works of Archimedes (Cambridge, 1897) and The Method of Archimedes, Recently Discovered by Heiberg (Cambridge, 1912 Supplement), collated directly against Johan Ludvig Heiberg’s critical Teubner Greek and Latin editions (Archimedis Opera Omnia, Vols. I–II, 1880–1881), with SHA-256 provenance verification in resources/works/sources_manifest.json.

  • Synchronized 7-Unit, 3-Track Book Codex (21 Track Files): Authored English, Summary, and Notes tracks across all seven canonical treatise units—Measurement of a Circle, On the Equilibrium of Planes I–II, Quadrature of the Parabola, Sphere and Cylinder / On Spirals / Conoids and Spheroids, Book of Lemmas (Props. 1–15), The Method of Mechanical Theorems (Props. 1–15), and Semi-Regular Solids / Stomachion / The Sand-Reckoner—strictly preserving zero embedded Python construction scripts inside treatise RST files.

  • 11 Calibrated Theme-Adaptive ``.euclid-graphic`` SVGs: Built standalone geometric vector plates in docsrc/_static/figures/ covering the 96-gon bisection, triangle centroid X(2), parabolic exhaustion, sphere-cylinder Tomb Theorem, Archimedean spiral subtangent, Arbelos & Twin Circles, inscribed circle, neusis angle trisection, Salinon, Method virtual lever, and semi-regular polyhedra over \(\mathbb{Q}(\phi)\).

  • 100% Cross-Corpus GEOMETOR Concordance: Resolved all 11 geometor/euclid Archimedes citation keys and linked 34 canonical proposition & treatise loci, 27 persons, 30 bibliographic records, and 23 Greek/Latin/English glossary entries across euclid, elements, etc (X(2)), pappus, pacioli, divine, wildberger, proclus, and hilbert.