Lecture

Geometric Means: Ancient Theories and Modern Applications

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Description

This lecture explores the ancient theories of Archytas on geometric means, including arithmetic, geometric, and harmonic means, and their applications in modern geometry. It delves into the construction of transformations, properties left invariant, and the importance of proportions in various geometrical constructions.

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