Lecture

Axial Compositions in Modern Symmetry

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental theorem on the composition of three axial reflections in a plane, demonstrating how any composition can be reduced to a special case involving a translation and an axial reflection. It also explores specific cases of parallel and intersecting axes, showcasing unique properties and transformations.

Instructor

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Mathematics

Geometry: Symmetry, Euclidean geometry

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