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Showing posts with label Algebraic Geometry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Algebraic Geometry. Show all posts

Sunday, October 31, 2010

The Mobius strip

I blogged many times about the Mobius strip, a fascinating object and superb to introduce mathematics to the uninitiated. Algebraic Geometry is the field of mathematics where they try ( more often do ) to catch these objects in polynomial equations. A quick browse ( or read ) of this PDF may give you an idea of the field.

http://data.imaginary-exhibition.com/IMAGINARY-Moebiusband-Stephan-Klaus.pdf

Found while surfing IMAGINARY.

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Affine Varieties

If V and W ⊂ k^n are affine varieties, then so are V ∩ W and V ∪ W.

Wednesday, July 4, 2007

Algebraic Geometry

What are all these 'advanced' topics in math about? Is it at all possible for an undergraduate to get an idea about, say, what algebraic geometry is all about? It's possible but it requires some searching.



Introduction to Algebraic Geometry

Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Elliptic Curves

It has been a while but I had another of those euphoric a-ha moments. I have seen a glimpse of what's all the fuzz on Elliptic Curves about. Yes, they are spectaculair.

( More later. )

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