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The Case for Sibling Partnerships,s, in 1639, which might have created projective geometry nearly two centuries before its actual birth. That work was ., or .. Except the work was lost until La Hire’s transcription was found about 1845. Even so, Poncelet knew about involution, an invention of Desargues, when he wrote his 1822 .; the

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Sibling Relationships Across the Life SpanGaspard Monge (1746–1818)led a revival of geometry in France. Despite his background as a commoner, his talent brought him in 1765 to the school of military engineering at Mézières, then the leading school in France for scientific studies.

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The Case for Sibling Partnerships,This introductory treatment of projective geometry essentially ends with Jacob Steiner’s work. But it is good to see several of the changes, after Steiner’s work, which have been central in the development of the subject since Steiner’s time.

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Nineteenth Century,Gaspard Monge (1746–1818)led a revival of geometry in France. Despite his background as a commoner, his talent brought him in 1765 to the school of military engineering at Mézières, then the leading school in France for scientific studies.

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Steiner: Cross-Ratio, Projective Forms, and Conics,The most important works in projective geometry following closely on Poncelet’s 1822 work were A. Moebius’s . (1827) and Jacob Steiner’s . (1832). Moebius introduced the term . and studied collineations of the plane by means of barycentric coordinates, a type of homogeneous coordinates that we will examine in Chap. ..

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Looking Ahead,This introductory treatment of projective geometry essentially ends with Jacob Steiner’s work. But it is good to see several of the changes, after Steiner’s work, which have been central in the development of the subject since Steiner’s time.