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Transformations of Surfaces

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Transformations of Surfaces
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Publisher: Princeton University Press
Number of pages: 371

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Most, if not all, of the transformations which have been developed in recent years are reducible to transformations F or to transformations of the type such that a surface and a transform are focal surfaces of a W congruence. It is the purpose of this book to develop these two types of transformations and thereby to coordinate the results of many investigations.

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