How Round is Your Circle: where engineering and mathematics meet John Bryant
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TextPublication details: Princeton Princeton University Press 2008Description: xix, 306pISBN: 069113118XSubject(s): Geometry, Plane | Geometry, Algebraic | Geometrical models | Engineering mathematicsDDC classification: 516.15 BRY
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LRC_JUIT Mathematics | REFERENCE SECTION | REF 516.15 BRY (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | Copy 1 | Not for loan | 020302 |
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| REF 516.07 KOW Complex, Contact and Symmetric Manifolds | REF 516.11 BRA Research Problems in Discrete Geometry | REF 516.11 STE Introduction to Circle Packing: The Theory of Discrete Analytic Functions | REF 516.15 BRY How Round is Your Circle: where engineering and mathematics meet | REF 516.22 MAO Pythagorean Theorem: a 4,000-year history | REF 516.24 ZIL Trigonometry | REF 516.285 SAR Geometric Modeling: Techniques, Application, Systems and tools |
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