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Perspectivity from a point

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Geometry and topology Algebraic geometry Algebraic variety Projective space Projective plane Desargues's theorem
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Two projective triangles are in perspectivity from a point when the three projective lines joining corresponding vertices meet in one projective point, called their center of perspectivity.

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