Lecture

Projective Geometry: Historical Overview

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Description

This lecture provides an overview of the historical development of projective geometry, focusing on key figures such as Alberti and Piero della Francesca. It explores how these mathematicians contributed to the understanding of perspective and distance points, shedding light on their innovative approaches and the impact of their work.

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