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Introduction to Projective Varieties

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Introduction to Projective Varieties
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Publisher: Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Number of pages: 142

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The scope of these notes is to present a soft and practical introduction to algebraic geometry, i.e. with very few algebraic requirements but arriving soon to deep results and concrete examples that can be obtained "by hand".

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