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The Analytic Geometry of the Plane Based Upon the Straight-line as the Fundamental Element

, 1909
Edla G. Berger
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Aerodynamic dataset for selected doubly curved membrane canopy structures. [PDF]

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Kodakkal A, Adamek K, Goldbach AK, Birhane T, Castedo-Hernandez R, Martínez-López G, Péntek M, Bletzinger KU, Wüchner R, Bitsuamlak G.   +9 more
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Molecular Origins of Simultaneous Chemo-, Enantio-, and Substrate Selectivity in Non-Natural Photoenzymatic Radical Reactions. [PDF]

J Am Chem Soc
Curtolo F, Dong SS.
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Effect on three-dimensional collective cell organization of minimal curvature surfaces. [PDF]

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Flores-Jimenez MS, Garcia-Gonzalez A, Vargas-Camacho M, Fuentes-Aguilar RQ.   +3 more
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Segmentation and modeling of large-scale microvascular networks: a survey. [PDF]

Front Bioinform
Goharbavang H, Ashitkov AT, Pillai A, Wythe JD, Chen G, Mayerich D.   +5 more
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On the Differntial Geometry of a Line Congruence

On the Differntial Geometry of a Line Congruence
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On the geometry of the consumer’s surplus line integral [PDF]

Economics Bulletin, 2008
Consumer's surplus can be seen as a correct measure of the change in welfare under special conditions on the preferences of the consumer. The note addresses the question whether the intuitive appeal of the consumer''s surplus concept in the one-price change case extends into cases where several prices of inter-related goods change.
Paolo Delle Site
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2023
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An introduction to line geometry with applications

Computer-Aided Design, 1999
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Pottmann, Helmut, Peternell, Martin, Ravani, Bahram   +2 more
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An Axiomatic Line Geometry

Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1968
In their classic treatment (5) Veblen and Young build n-dimensional projective geometry from points and lines. Naturally, each line becomes identified with the set of points with which it is incident, and many treatments build from points alone, postulating the existence of certain distinguished subsets of the set of points.
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