Titlebook: Lectures on Discrete Geometry; Ji?í Matou?ek Textbook 2002 Springer-Verlag New York 2002 Discrete Geometry.Dimension.discrete geometry.geo

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Ji?í Matou?ekd in Pteridophytes (Fernandez ..,1993). This parallel has been drawn in a number of reviews (Dunwell, 1978, 1992) and although the detail will not be repeated here, it is worth drawing attention again to one of these earlier studies in which Hirsch (1975) showed a definite nutritional role of sucros

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Ji?í Matou?ekd in Pteridophytes (Fernandez ..,1993). This parallel has been drawn in a number of reviews (Dunwell, 1978, 1992) and although the detail will not be repeated here, it is worth drawing attention again to one of these earlier studies in which Hirsch (1975) showed a definite nutritional role of sucros

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populations to obtain genotypes with desirable agronomic traits. The characters of a new cultivar should be: a) high yield, b) resistance to abiotic and biotic stresses, and c) high nutritional value and good baking qualities. These characters are generally encoded by several genes, and only a few p

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,Lattices and Minkowski’s Theorem,ex bodies in .. We formulate the simple but beautiful theorem of Minkowski on the existence of a nonzero lattice point in every symmetric convex body of sufficiently large volume. We derive several consequences, concluding with a geometric proof of the famous theorem of Lagrange claiming that every

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Convex Independent Subsets,pe: Every sufficiently large structure of a given type contains a “regular” substructure of a prescribed size. In the forthcoming Erd?s-Szekeres theorem (Theorem 3.1.3), the “structure of a given type” is simply a finite set of points in general position in R., and the “regular substructure” is a se

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Incidence Problems,he plane. In addition to its mathematical appeal, this problem and its relatives are significant in the analysis of several basic geometric algorithms. In the proofs we encounter number-theoretic arguments, results about graph drawing, the probabilistic method, forbidden subgraphs, and line arrangem