Lecture

Enclidian Functions: Definition and Properties

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Description

This lecture introduces enclidian functions, discussing their definition and properties such as existence, uniqueness, and conditions for being enclidian. It covers various examples and applications, including the concept of enclidian bodies and their characteristics. The lecture also explores the relationship between enclidian functions and different types of mathematical structures.

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