Titlebook: Geometry -Intuition and Concepts; Imagining, understan Jost-Hinrich Eschenburg Book 2022 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, part of Spring

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Stochastische Signale und Prozesse,Here, the exercise problems set in the previous chapter are largely solved. We recommend our readers not to look at the solutions until they have worked intensively on the exercises themselves.

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Solutions,Here, the exercise problems set in the previous chapter are largely solved. We recommend our readers not to look at the solutions until they have worked intensively on the exercises themselves.

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Jost-Hinrich EschenburgSurprising things from plane, space and higher dimension.From straight lines, parallelism and incidence to angles, distances, symmetry.A book for students of mathematics in teacher training and bachel

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Einführung in Praxisfelder der Soziologieematics. We try to work out what “geometry” actually is, given the many “geometries” that will be talked about in our book, how we gain geometric knowledge and what its scope of application is. It is also about the second part of our title, Intuition and Concepts. Where do they each have their place

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,Tips und Tricks für Programmierer,er be recognized as a special case of incidence. This brings us to affine geometry, which is very close to our vision. Even more important: From it, linear algebra can be founded descriptively, because descriptive vector addition has to do with parallelograms, scalar multiplication with homotheties

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96687-2ments play a role from the very beginning: distances, angles, areas, volumes. Distance is the fundamental concept. Similarly as before, we do not want to define this concept axiomatically, but derive it from intuitive considerations and only then incorporate it into our framework of linear algebra,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-5188-6ancient Egyptians in order to construct right angles. Conversely, however, distances cannot be determined only from angles. But there is a geometry with the angle as its only basic notion, called . geometry; it is much less known than metric geometry. Its “isomorphisms” are the conformal (i.e. angle