A Problem in Projective Geometry
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A Problem in Projective Geometry
The theorem to be discussed in this note depends only on the plane incidence axioms (with Desargues), the Pappus axiom, and the property that a point and its harmonic conjugate are in general distinct. When algebra is applied to the geometry it may be taken over any commutative field of characteristic other than 2.
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foundations of geometry, non-Euclidean geometry
foundations of geometry, non-Euclidean geometry
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