1970
DOI: 10.1080/00029890.1970.11992565
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Thinking Geometrically

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“…I am not crying with Dieudonné "down with Euclid" [50] or "away with triangle" [51], but I agree that the secure ancient mathematical paradise has been lost [52], for of no formal system one can affirm with certainty that all contentual considerations are representable within it [53]. Thus definitions in analysis are not to be considered as arbitrary; they must satisfy the condition of utility as regards the science to which they belong [54].…”
Section: Volume 50mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I am not crying with Dieudonné "down with Euclid" [50] or "away with triangle" [51], but I agree that the secure ancient mathematical paradise has been lost [52], for of no formal system one can affirm with certainty that all contentual considerations are representable within it [53]. Thus definitions in analysis are not to be considered as arbitrary; they must satisfy the condition of utility as regards the science to which they belong [54].…”
Section: Volume 50mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The well-known Neuberg-Pedoe inequality is the first inequality involving two triangles [20]. Following Pedoe, a number of inequalities for two simplices have been established (see [15], [21], and [29]). Yang and Zhang in [28] generalized the Neuberg-Pedoe inequality to R n .…”
Section: Some Results Involving Two Simplicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the three sides of the triangles. The inequality U A,B ≥ 2S A S B , expressing the fact that the discriminant of Equation (10) is always nonnegative, is known in geometry as the Neuberg-Pedoe inequality [13,14]; the equality case is precisely when the two triangles are similar. The diamond configuration occurs when β < 1 < α, i.e.…”
Section: Classification Of 3-rpr Manipulatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%