The Garden of Archimedes is a theoretical construct in mathematics and physics that often refers to a conceptual space where Archimedes' principles and ideas are applied or explored. Traditionally, it is associated with the study of geometry, specifically in relation to the geometric properties of areas and volumes, as well as the principles of buoyancy and levers that Archimedes famously formulated.
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