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Geodesy / Cartography / Planar graphs / Platonic solids / Geometry / Deltahedra / Regular icosahedron / Geodesics on an ellipsoid / Rhumb line / Mathematical analysis / Mathematics / Polar coordinate system
Date: 2015-03-25 12:30:56
Geodesy
Cartography
Planar graphs
Platonic solids
Geometry
Deltahedra
Regular icosahedron
Geodesics on an ellipsoid
Rhumb line
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Polar coordinate system

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