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Geometry

Simone Malacrida

Publisher: BookRix

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Summary

All topics concerning geometry are presented in this book:
Euclidean plane geometry
euclidean solid geometry
analytic geometry in the plane
projective geometry
analytic geometry in space
non-Euclidean geometries
combinatorial geometry
discrete geometry
fractal geometry
differential geometry
Available since: 04/18/2023.
Print length: 70 pages.

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