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Her textured use of Smithson's library yields numerous revelations of what Smithson himself razored out of his collection of crystallographic textbooks or studied in treatises on projective geometry. According to Evans, projective geometry originated in the creative impulse of the Early Renaissance that sought to resolve the polarity between science and art, between the rational and the intuitive. Mathematica covers the Moebius band, projective geometry, probability, topology, and multiplication. |
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