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Classical mechanics / Conic sections / Curves / Johannes Kepler / Analytic geometry / Polar coordinate system / Hyperbola / Kepler problem / Orbit / Geometry / Physics / Algebraic geometry
Date: 2008-01-17 16:01:08
Classical mechanics
Conic sections
Curves
Johannes Kepler
Analytic geometry
Polar coordinate system
Hyperbola
Kepler problem
Orbit
Geometry
Physics
Algebraic geometry

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