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Common terms and phrasesaltitude analogy angle Archimedes attained Bachet's conjecture base bisector circle coefficients compute cone conjecture consider convex corresponding cube curve denote derived Descartes discovery distance divisors double pyramid edges ellipse endpoints equal equation equilateral Euler Euler's formula Euler's theorem examine expression faces fact figure Find the maximum foregoing function G. H. Hardy given point guess hypotenuse icosahedron inductive reasoning inequality infinite inscribed integers intersection isoperimetric quotient isoperimetric theorem isosceles Kepler length level line mathematical induction method minimum notation observe obtain obvious octahedron parallel partial variation pass perimeter perpendicular plane plausible reasoning polyhedra polyhedron prescribed path prism problem proof prove radius regular polygon regular solids relation respectively result right triangle sect segment sequence shortest solution of ex solve sphere squares statement straight line string surface symmetry tangent tetrahedron true variable point verified vertex vertices volume References to this bookFrom other books
From Google ScholarStructure-mapping: A theoretical framework for analogyDedre Gentner - 1983 - Cognitive Science Strong InferenceJohn R Platt - Science Agile Software DevelopmentAlistair Cockburn On the Foundations of Statistical InferenceAllan Birnbaum - 1962 - Journal of the American Statistical Association References from web pagesJSTOR: Mathematics and Plausible Reasoning G. Pólya mathematics and plausible reasoning Review: G. Pólya, Mathematics and plausible reasoning Documents For An Access Point G. Polya, Mathematics and Plausible Reasoning. Volume I: Induction ... G. POLYA, 1887-1985 George Pólya: Information and Much More from Answers.com Chaitin, The Unknowable George Pólya and the Heuristic Tradition Introducing Creativity Methodologies into Vietnam Bibliographic information
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