Axioms Atlas is your comprehensive guide to foundational principles across multiple domains. Explore the fundamental assumptions and building blocks that form the basis of mathematical reasoning, logical systems, and theoretical frameworks.

**What You'll Discover:**
• **Mathematical Foundations** - Euclid's postulates, Peano axioms, set theory principles
• **Logical Systems** - Fundamental rules of reasoning and proof
• **Probability Theory** - Kolmogorov axioms and probability foundations
• **Set Theory** - Zermelo-Fraenkel axioms and mathematical structures
• **Geometric Principles** - Classical geometry and spatial reasoning

**Key Features:**
• **Organized by Domain** - Clear categorization of different fields
• **Rich Explanations** - Detailed descriptions with practical examples
• **Historical Context** - Learn about the origins and development of these principles
• **Related Concepts** - See how foundational ideas connect to advanced topics
• **Favorites System** - Save important principles for quick reference
• **Search Functionality** - Find specific concepts or principles quickly
• **Clean Interface** - Easy navigation between different domains

**Perfect For:**
• Students studying foundational subjects
• Educators teaching core principles
• Self-learners exploring theoretical concepts
• Anyone interested in understanding how complex systems are built from simple assumptions

**Why These Principles Matter:**
Foundational principles are the starting points of systematic thinking - the basic assumptions we accept to build more complex theoretical structures. Understanding these fundamentals gives you insight into how different fields of knowledge are constructed and why they work the way they do.

**Content Areas:**
The app covers principles from mathematics, logic, probability theory, set theory, and geometry. Each section provides clear explanations, historical background, and examples to help you grasp these fundamental concepts.

Download Axioms Atlas and build a solid understanding of foundational principles across multiple domains!