The perspective image of a square I | Famous Math Problems 18a) | N J Wildberger
In this episode of Famous Math Problems, we look at the lovely solved problem: how to show that any quadrilateral is the perspective image of a square. This is a question of 3 dimensional projective geometry, but it has a Euclidean aspect because the idea of a square is crucial. In this video we lay some of the groundwork, reviewing basic facts of projective geometry, including the relationships between quadrilaterals (4 planar points) and quadrangles (4 planar lines), more generally the idea of duality between points and lines, and the cross ratio. This last concept we will introduce in a somewhat novel way, following the approach outlined in the Algebraic Calculus One course, where the cross product of planar vectors plays a key role. ************ Research Gate page: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/... Blog: http://njwildberger.com/ Online courses at openlearning.com (currently Algebraic Calculus One): https://www.openlearning.com/courses/... Please join us for an exciting new approach to one of mathematics' most important subjects! Patreon: / njwildberger Your support would be much appreciated. Wild Egg Maths YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCriF... Insights into Mathematics Playlists: • The Algebra of Boole, Logic and Circuit An... (31 videos) • Box Arithmetic: a new framework for Mathem... (18 videos) • Hypergroups and Diffusion Symmetry: an int... (6 videos) • Rational Trigonometry for maths, physics a... (4 videos) • Sociology and Pure Maths (44 videos) • Old Babylonian mathematics and Plimpton 322 (8 videos) • Math Foundations (226 videos) • Math Seminars N J Wildberger (26 videos) • Math History (ancient to modern) (45 videos) • Geometric Linear Algebra (43 videos) • Algebraic Topology (40 videos) • Universal Hyperbolic Geometry (55 videos) • Differential Geometry (34 videos) • Elementary Probability and Statistics (8 videos) • Math Terminology for Incoming Uni Students (9 videos) • Famous Math Problems ( 46 videos) • Elementary Mathematics Explained (K-6) (40 videos) • Ancient Mathematics and insights of Howard... (7 videos) • Wild West Banking: A mathematician goes We... (7 videos) • Playing Go: the ancient oriental board game (19 videos) • Maths and Music (21 videos) • Year 9 Mathematics (review fractions, deci... (10 videos) • Wild Trig: An introduction to Rational Tri... (94 videos) Wild Egg Maths Playlists: • Intro to Algebraic Calculus with Box Arith... (4 videos) • Classical to Quantum (for Members) (64 videos) • Solving Polynomial Equations and the Geode... (45 videos) • De Casteljau Bezier curves and associated ... (20 videos) • Exploring q-series (for Members) (8 videos) • Six: A mathematical exploration (9 videos) • Algebraic Calculus One: a new foundation f... (52 videos) • Advice to prospective research mathematici... (9 videos) • The Hexagrammum Mysticum: a Geometric Gem ... (14 videos) • Algebraic Calculus Two (8 videos) • Special (Polynomial) Functions and Maxel N... (25 videos) • Dynamics on Graphs: The ADE Phenomenon & B... (30 videos)

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