Author: MAXWELL, E. A
Title: The Methods of Plane Projective Geometry Based on the Use of General Homgeneous Coordinates
Description: Cambridge: Cambridge, 1957. First Edition; Fourth Impression. Hardcover. Small dark brown stain on top of book block, some browning on both top bottom and of book block as well as spine adjacent side. ; Small dark brown stain on top of book block, some browning on both top bottom and of book block as well as spine adjacent side. Small dark brown stain on top of book block; some browning on both top and bottom of book block, as well as spine-adjacent side. 2D black and white illstruastions. *The Methods of Plane Projective Geometry Based on the Use of General Homogeneous Coordinates* is a mathematical text that explores projective geometry through the use of homogeneous coordinates. This method allows geometric problems to be expressed algebraically, facilitating their solution using linear algebra techniques. The book systematically covers the foundational concepts, transformations, and theorems of projective geometry, emphasizing properties that remain invariant under projective transformations. By integrating algebraic methods with geometric reasoning, the book provides a powerful framework for understanding and solving complex problems in plane projective geometry. ; 14.1 x 22.8 x 1.8 cm; xix, 225 (4) pages. Very Good with no dustjacket .

Keywords: Homgenous Analysis


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