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Formal systems / Euclidean geometry / Metric geometry / Projective geometry / Euclid / Synthetic geometry / Mathematical proof / Axiomatic system / Inversive geometry / Mathematics / Logic / Geometry
Date: 2010-01-14 11:33:53
Formal systems
Euclidean geometry
Metric geometry
Projective geometry
Euclid
Synthetic geometry
Mathematical proof
Axiomatic system
Inversive geometry
Mathematics
Logic
Geometry

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