Article | REF: AF206 V1

Projective geometry

Author: Gudrun ALBRECHT

Publication date: April 10, 2008

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2. Three-dimensional projective space

2.1 Projective bearings, coordinates and applications

By analogy with the 2D situation, we obtain the definition of the three-dimensional projective space, see for example [3], [19], [11].

Definition 9

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1) a set ; we call points the elements P, Q, R, ... of...

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