Titlebook: Knowledge Discovery, Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management; 7th International Jo Ana Fred,Jan L.G. Dietz,Joaquim Filipe Conference

傲慢人

Giacomo Domeniconi,Gianluca Moro,Andrea Pagliarani,Roberto Pasoliniancient Egyptians in order to construct right angles. Conversely, however, distances cannot be determined only from angles. But there is a geometry with the angle as its only basic notion, called . geometry; it is much less known than metric geometry. Its “isomorphisms” are the conformal (i.e. angle

信徒

Carmelo Spiccia,Agnese Augello,Giovanni Pilatoaccessible to our geometric intuition, making it possible to develop elementary geometry in a way very similar to that used to create the geometry we learned at school. However, since its basic notions can be interpreted in different ways, this geometry can be applied to objects other than the conve

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Martina Matta,Ilaria Lunesu,Michele Marchesiaccessible to our geometric intuition, making it possible to develop elementary geometry in a way very similar to that used to create the geometry we learned at school. However, since its basic notions can be interpreted in different ways, this geometry can be applied to objects other than the conve

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n 1984. Sincethen the geometry of surfaces has continued to be enriched with ideas and results. This has required changes and additions, but has not influenced the character of the article, the design ofwhich originated with Shefel‘. Without knowing to what extent Shefel‘ would have approved the cha

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Kiyoshi Akama,Ekawit Nantajeewarawatection oc- curred in the works of A. D. Aleksandrov on the intrinsic geometry of convex surfaces. For an arbitrary surface F, as is known, all those concepts that can be defined and facts that can be established by measuring the lengths of curves on the surface relate to intrinsic geometry. In the c

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Nouha Chaoued,Amel Borgi,Anne Laurentection oc- curred in the works of A. D. Aleksandrov on the intrinsic geometry of convex surfaces. For an arbitrary surface F, as is known, all those concepts that can be defined and facts that can be established by measuring the lengths of curves on the surface relate to intrinsic geometry. In the c

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Fabio Sartori,Riccardo Melen that oscillate. They move about at constant velocity unless there is a collision, either at an endpoint or in encountering each other. The conditions in case of collision are these: when the particle on the left encounters the wall on the left at 0, it rebounds with the same speed and of course in