Geometria Projettiva Di Ferdinando Aschieri

Geometria Projettiva by Ferdinando Aschieri, originally published in 1888, is a significant contribution to the field of projective geometry. Written in Italian, this work provides a detailed exploration of geometric principles and their algebraic foundations, reflecting the mathematical scholarship of its time. Aschieri's treatment offers valuable insights into the development of projective geometry, making it a compelling resource for mathematicians and historians of science alike.

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