Some Extremal Questions for Simplicial Complexes: III. Problems of the Geometry and Analysis of the Higher Euclidean Spaces
Abstract
We shall discuss various aspects of what will turn out to be, basically, a single problem of an extremal character, connected with the notion of convexity. However many further problems will be mentioned, as they play an important part in the background: they range from rigid statics and line geometry to the rewriting of the whole differential calculus with Kneser partial derivatives. Nor is this all, for the next note [13] shows that there is scope for applying methods which come from far outside this background.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 01, 1962
- Accession Number
- AD0278741
Entities
People
- L. C. Young
Organizations
- University of Wisconsin–Madison