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Projective GeometryAbstractPerspectivity is the projection of objects from a point. A quantity that is preserved by this map, called the cross-ratio, naturally appears in many geometrical configurations. This map and its properties are very useful in a variety of geometry problems. We study the pole of a line, polar of a point, cross ratio, perspectivity, and we prove theorems of Desargue, Pappus, Pascal, Brianchon, and Brokard.Table of ContentsCross ratio. Harmonic conjugates. Perspectivity. ProjectivityDessargue\( \prime \)s theorem Theorems of Pappus and Pascal Pole. Polar. Theorems of Brianchon and Brokard Problems |
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