Lecture

Harmonic Ratio in Geometry

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of harmonic ratio in geometry, starting with the basics of bisectors and progressing to in-depth exercises and applications. It explores the division of a line into harmonic segments and regular polyhedra, leading to spatial curves and surfaces. The instructor delves into historical perspectives and the significance of harmonic ratios in geometric constructions, emphasizing the role of key mathematicians like Desargues and Kepler.

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