Geometry Of Curves
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- Nombre de pages361
- PrésentationBroché
- Poids0.55 kg
- Dimensions15,6 cm × 23,4 cm × 2,1 cm
- ISBN1-58488-166-6
- EAN9781584881667
- Date de parution28/06/2000
- ÉditeurChapman & Hall/crc
Résumé
Integrating the three main areas of curve geometry-parametric, algebraic, and projective curves-Geometry of Curves offers a unique approach that provides a mathematical structure for solving problems - not just a catalog of theorems. The author begins with the basics, then takes readers on a fascinating journey from conics, higher algebraic curves, and transcendental curves, through the properties of parametric curves, the classification of limaçons, and envelopes of curve families, to projective curves, their relationship to algebraic curves, and their application to asymptotes and boundedness.
The uniqueness of this volume lies in its integration of the different types of curves, its use of analytic methods, and its generous number of examples, exercises, and illustrations. The result is a practical work - almost entirely self-contained - that not only imparts a deeper understanding of the theory, but a heightened appreciation of geometry and interest in more advanced studies.
Integrating the three main areas of curve geometry-parametric, algebraic, and projective curves-Geometry of Curves offers a unique approach that provides a mathematical structure for solving problems - not just a catalog of theorems. The author begins with the basics, then takes readers on a fascinating journey from conics, higher algebraic curves, and transcendental curves, through the properties of parametric curves, the classification of limaçons, and envelopes of curve families, to projective curves, their relationship to algebraic curves, and their application to asymptotes and boundedness.
The uniqueness of this volume lies in its integration of the different types of curves, its use of analytic methods, and its generous number of examples, exercises, and illustrations. The result is a practical work - almost entirely self-contained - that not only imparts a deeper understanding of the theory, but a heightened appreciation of geometry and interest in more advanced studies.


