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Introduction to Cartesian Geometry and Cartesianization of Complex Shapes

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The Cartesian word or “Cartesianity” was born with the philosophy of Descart (1596 - 1650). He was at the base of a doctrine based on rationalism, that it is means the search for truth by reason. Among others, Sigmend Freud had also approached this notion of psychological point to study the enigma of thoughts in humans. Other aspects of the Cartesian word have been used in mathematical geometry, namely cartesian coordinates and Cartesian referentials. As you know, studying a shape with curved and enclosed borders is more complicated than working on shapes with linear borders without curvature. In the way, we will introduce to the Cartesian geometry and characterize he Cartesian shapes.

DOI 10.11648/j.mcs.20190404.12
Published in Mathematics and Computer Science (Volume 4, Issue 4, July 2019)

This article belongs to the Special Issue Mathematical Modeling for Geometrical Optimization

Page(s) 84-88
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Cartesian Shapes, Polytopes, Banach Spaces, Convex Sets

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