Functions, Bijections, and Mapping-Relations

JOHN-MICHAEL KUCZYNSKI (2016)
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The significance of the concept of a mathematical transformation is explained. In particular, it is explained how to construct true statements concerning n-dimensional spaces, for arbitrary n, on the basis of true statements concerning two-dimensional spaces.

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