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Shape and topology morphing of closed surfaces integrating origami and kirigami. [PDF]
Dang X, Chen S, Acha AE, Wu L, Pasini D.
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London Dispersion versus Intramolecular Hydrogen Bond in Bis-Pyridines: How Accurate Is DFT for Competing Noncovalent Interactions in the Condensed Phase? [PDF]
Savoy A, Gorbachev V, Stindt CN, Chen P.
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Characterizing internal models of the visual environment. [PDF]
Engeser M +7 more
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Clinical study on precision repair of orbital fractures using 3D-printed orbital models assisting with absorbable plates. [PDF]
Chen Y, Liu W.
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On the Differntial Geometry of a Line Congruence
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The Geometry of Modular Congruence Spaces
This paper delves into the intricate geometric structures arising from modular congruence spaces, which are quotients of the upper half-plane by congruence subgroups of the modular group SL(2,Z). These spaces serve as fundamental objects in number theory, algebraic geometry, and the theory of automorphic forms, encoding deep arithmetic information.
SÉRGIO DE ANDRADE, PAULO
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Geometry of flat-space null geodesic congruences
The author studies the general explicit generic expression for null geodesic congruences. From each congruence the construction of a virtually unique form of the flat Lorentzian metric that is associated with the congruence is established. Also, the optical parameters for each congruence are calculated, and the important cases of the shear-free ...
Ezra T. Newman
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The topological shadow of $${{{\mathbb {F}}}_1}$$-geometry: congruence spaces
This paper is based on monoid schemes, which are related to and are termed the minimalist approach to algebraic geometry over $\mathbb{F}_1$ or $\mathbb{F}_1$-geometry in short. Monoid schemes connect with various other geometry fields, such as those with toric geometry, which the reviewer was familiar with. One can refer to [\textit{A. Deitmar}, Beitr.
Lorscheid, Oliver, Ray, Samarpita
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An Improvement on SSA Congruence for Geometry and Trigonometry
Many textbooks mention what might be called three and a half basic congruence theorems: SAS, ASA, SSS, and HI. (for right triangles). Perhaps because of the ambiguity involved in the SSA condition, this criterion for congruence is consistently neglected.
Shraga Yeshurun, David C. Kay
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