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Real Algebraic Geometry for Geometric Constraints

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 Added by Frank Sottile
 Publication date 2016
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and research's language is English
 Authors Frank Sottile




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Real algebraic geometry adapts the methods and ideas from (complex) algebraic geometry to study the real solutions to systems of polynomial equations and polynomial inequalities. As it is the real solutions to such systems modeling geometric constraints that are physically meaningful, real algebraic geometry is a core mathematical input for geometric constraint systems.



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