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<title>2004, Studia Mathematica 4</title>
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<title>Oriented angles in affine space</title>
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Waliszewski, Włodzimierz
The concept of a smooth oriented angle in an arbitrary affine space is introduced. This concept is based on a &#13;
kinematics concept of a run. Also, a concept of an oriented angle in such a space is considered. Next, it is &#13;
shown that the adequacy of these concepts holds if and only if the affine space, in question, is of dimension 2 &#13;
or 1.
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<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jan 2004 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Seshadri fibrations on algebraic surfaces</title>
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<description>Seshadri fibrations on algebraic surfaces
Szemberg, Tomasz; Tutaj-Gasińska, Halszka
We show that small Seshadri constants in a general point of a surface have strong geometrical implications, the &#13;
surface is fibered by curves computing the Seshadri constant. We give a sharp bound in terms of the &#13;
selfintersection of the given ample line bundle and discuss some examples.
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<title>Seshadri constants of unisecant line bundles on ruled surfaces</title>
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<description>Seshadri constants of unisecant line bundles on ruled surfaces
Syzdek, Wioletta
The aim of this paper is to show that for any ruled surface $X$ with a unisecant polarization $L ≡ C_0 + μ_0f$ the &#13;
Seshadri constant of $L$ at every point of $X$ is equal $1$.
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<title>Local analytic solutions of a functional equation</title>
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<description>Local analytic solutions of a functional equation
Smajdor, Andrzej; Smajdor, Wilhelmina
All analytic solutions of the functional equation&#13;
\[|f(r exp(iθ))|^2 + |f(1)|^2 = |f(r)|^2 + |f(exp(iθ))|^2\]&#13;
&#13;
in the annulus&#13;
&#13;
\[P := {z ∈ C : 1 − ε &lt; |z| &lt; 1 + ε}\]&#13;
&#13;
and in the domain&#13;
&#13;
\[D := {z = re^{iθ} ∈ C : 1 − ε  &lt; r &lt; 1 + ε , θ ∈ (−δ, δ)},\]&#13;
&#13;
are found
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