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  • ...is the [[Brianchon theorem|Brianchon theorem]]. B. Pascal established his theorem in 1639. The special case of a conic degenerating to a pair of lines was kn
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  • ...t (Brianchon's point). This theorem is dual to the [[Pascal theorem|Pascal theorem]], and was demonstrated by Ch.J. Brianchon in 1806.
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  • ..._1$. This is sometimes called Pappus' theorem; it is a special case of the theorem of Pascal in the theory of conic sections (namely, when the conic degenerat ...constructing a non-Pascalean geometry follows from the fact that Pascal's theorem is not a consequence of the axioms of incidence, order and parallelism when
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  • ...ame time Pappus' axiom is a degenerate case of the [[Pascal theorem|Pascal theorem]]. The axiom was proposed by Pappus (3rd century).
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  • ...continuity, and that without the axiom of continuity in this case Pascal's theorem cannot be proved. ...mption]] with the use of spatial axioms. However, in the proof of Pascal's theorem the particular role of Archimedes' axiom of continuity in infinite planes m
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  • ...is the [[Brianchon theorem|Brianchon theorem]]. B. Pascal established his theorem in 1639. The special case of a conic degenerating to a pair of lines was kn
    3 KB (409 words) - 21:10, 11 April 2014
  • his time. Pascal's father, Étienne, had moved to Paris in 1631 to Blaise Pascal's prime concern was the equitable division of stakes, the
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  • enunciating Pascal's Theorem, that the opposite sides of a hexagon inscribed itself which was published in 1679, is the basis of Pascal's reputation in
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  • The duality principle in mathematical logic is a theorem on the acceptability of mutual substitution (in a certain sense) of logical The following theorem is closely connected with the duality principle: If $ F ^ { * } ( A _ {1}
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  • ...dual (see [[Brianchon theorem|Brianchon theorem]]; [[Pascal theorem|Pascal theorem]]). The two other realizations of a configuration $ ( 9 _ {3} ) $, do not express any general geometrical theorem, and only eight of them can be realized in the real projective plane, but f
    27 KB (3,830 words) - 09:57, 26 March 2023
  • theorem of algebra, an essential contribution to the equations for
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  • Criticality Theorem of his friend [[Bienaymé, Irenée-Jules|Bienaymé]] in the theory of
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  • ...e foundation of a whole series of results along these lines is the P. Hall theorem on the existence of a system of distinct representatives (a transversal) of A corollary of Hall's theorem is the theorem on the existence of Latin squares, stating that any Latin rectangle of orde
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