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    …was fruitfully applied by the Italian school of algebraic geometers. It ran into problems, which it was not wholly able to solve, having to do with the singularities a surface can possess. Whereas a locus given by f(x, y) = 0 may intersect itself only at isolated points, a locus…

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    …was fruitfully applied by the Italian school of algebraic geometers. It ran into problems, which it was not wholly able to solve, having to do with the singularities a surface can possess. Whereas a locus given by f(x, y) = 0 may intersect itself only at isolated points, a locus…

    Read More