Lecture

Euclidean Isometries: Properties and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the properties and applications of Euclidean isometries in R^2. It discusses the preservation of Euclidean distance, including rotations and translations. The lecture also explores the bijectivity of isometries and their subgroup structure within the group of bijections of R^2.

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