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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-79537-7 of points which satisfy a quadratic equation. The solutions to a quadratic equation in the plane are called.or conics for short. These were known to the ancient Greeks and were given this name because they can be thought of as the intersection of a plane with a circular cone. This is the definition

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The Geometry of Complex Numbers,f negative integers was motivated by equations such as.0, rational numbers by equations such as 2x — 1 = 0 and so on. Complex numbers were needed to find a solution to x.+ 1 = 0, that is .. Each such advance in the use of numbers met some resistance from the current mathematical community. The use o

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Solid Geometry,nly scratch the foreshore of possibilities. The undiscovered hinterland teems with unknown polyhedra, strange non-measurable sets, topological knots and links etc. We will only consider the simplest objects; points, lines, planes and a few polyhedra including the platonic solids.

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