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Algebraic geometry / Geometry / Abstract algebra / Algebraic surfaces / Algebraic varieties / String theory / Complex manifolds / K3 surface / Abelian variety / Algebraic curve / Projective variety / Elliptic surface
Date: 2014-07-13 07:29:17
Algebraic geometry
Geometry
Abstract algebra
Algebraic surfaces
Algebraic varieties
String theory
Complex manifolds
K3 surface
Abelian variety
Algebraic curve
Projective variety
Elliptic surface

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