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Riemann sphere / Spheres / Complex number / Stereographic projection / Möbius transformation / Golden ratio / Julia set / Golden ratio base / Geometry / Projective geometry / Riemann surfaces
Date: 2006-12-03 02:10:20
Riemann sphere
Spheres
Complex number
Stereographic projection
Möbius transformation
Golden ratio
Julia set
Golden ratio base
Geometry
Projective geometry
Riemann surfaces

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