Lecture

Segmentation of Lines: Definitions and Notations

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This lecture introduces the concept of segments on a line, defining them as the set of points between two distinct points A and B on a line. It also explains the notation for segments and half-lines, and delves into the axioms governing the relation 'being between' points. Furthermore, it explores how a point on a line divides it into two half-lines, and extends this idea to the separation of a plane by a line into two distinct parts known as half-planes.

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