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Differential Geometry Of Three Dimensions

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Differential Geometry Of Three Dimensions
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN/ASIN: 1295658879
Number of pages: 281

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The more elementary parts of the subject are discussed in Chapters I-XI. The remainder of the book is devoted to differential invariants for a surface and their applications. By the use of vector methods the presentation of the subject is both simplified and condensed, and students are encouraged to reason geometrically rather than analytically.

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