The Projective Plane
In this video, we examine in some detail, the projective plane. In particular, it has all the desirable properties mentioned in the video on Bezout's theorem. Namely, it can be obtained from the affine plane by adding a line at infinity, and in so doing, ensures that any two lines intersect in exactly one point.
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Algebraic Curves, Lecture 2: More on projective geometry. 3rd Year Student Lecture
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Subspaces of Three Dimensional Space
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