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A Course Of Differential Geometry

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A Course Of Differential Geometry
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Publisher: Clarendon Press
ISBN/ASIN: B0043KO3RO
Number of pages: 288

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Table of contents: Tensor theory; The ground form when n=2; Geodesics in two-way space; Two-way space as a locus in Euclidean space; Deformation of a surface and congruences; Curves in Euclidean space and on a surface; The ruled surface; The minimal surface; Orthogonal surfaces; etc.

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