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By I. M. Yaglom, Allen Shields

This e-book is the sequel to Geometric variations I which seemed during this sequence in 1962. half I treas length-preserving variations, this quantity treats shape-preserving alterations; and half III treats affine and protecting adjustments. those sessions of variations play a primary function within the group-theoretic method of geometry. As within the earlier quantity, the remedy is direct and easy. The creation of every new proposal is supplemented by way of difficulties whose ideas hire the assumption simply provided, and whose specified strategies are given within the moment 1/2 the publication.

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