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Lecturer 최인송
Dept. 건국대학교
date Oct 06, 2011

The spaces admitting a rational parameterization are called rational. In particular plane conics, including circles, are rational. We will explain a few interesting applications of the rational parameterization of a circle. Also several examples and properties of the rational/non-rational varieries will be discussed.

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