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Timelike Thin-Shell Evolution in Gravitational Collapse: Classical Dynamics and Thermodynamic Interpretation. [PDF]

Entropy (Basel)
Schubert AG.
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Intrinsic cortical geometry is associated with individual differences in local functional organization

Alberti F, Bazin P, Benn RA, Scholz R, Wei W, Holmes A, Shevchenko V, Klatzmann U, Pallavicini C, Leech R, Margulies D.   +10 more
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Analytic Geometry.

The American Mathematical Monthly, 1949
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J. H. Bell, P. K. Rees, E. D. Mouzon
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Analytic Geometry

, 1991
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Lloyd Motz, Jefferson Hane Weaver
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THE GEOMETRY OF ANALYTIC JETS

Mathematics of the USSR-Sbornik, 1986
Summary: The author studies jet manifolds in the real-analytic class, and shows that in this case they are stratified into Cartan submanifolds, which leads to further geometric properties of maps and Lie-Bäcklund fields and topological properties of differential equations.
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Using dynamic geometry software Cabri 3D for teaching analytic geometry

Procedia, Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2010
In this study, we investigated that whether Cabri 3D can be a useful tool for teaching analytic geometry of space or not. For this purpose, we focused on solving some traditional spatial analytic problems by using Cabri 3D.
Kösa, Temel, Karakuş, Fatih
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Analytic Geometry of the Triangle

National Mathematics Magazine, 1941
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Analytic Geometry.

The American Mathematical Monthly, 1955
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C. O. Williamson, Gordon Fuller, E. S. Smith, Meyer Salkover, H. K. Justice   +4 more
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The Origin of Analytic Geometry

Osiris, 1936
The opinion is currently held among mathematicians that analytic geometry sprang full-armed from the head of DESCARTES, as did Athene from that of Jove. " Proles sine matre creata" is CHASLES' picturesque way of saying the same thing. There is much to be said in favor of this thesis, but the question is too important to be dismissed in four words, even
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