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by ReleaseCandidat
852 days ago
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> For example there is no linear map which maps a line (or segment) through the origin to a parallel line (or segment of the same length) that doesn't pass through the origin, even though these are clearly just the same object shifted around a bit. That's why god (well, projective geometrists) made homogeneous coordinates. Without them geometry isn't much fun when using linear algebra (as you have way too many special cases). |
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