1971/01/01 by Louis Narens · 1 citation
Mathematics · Arts and Humanities · #Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis #History and Theory of Mathematics #Philosophy and History of Science #Mathematics #Polygon (computer graphics) #Mathematical proof #Euclidean geometry #Jordan curve theorem #Infinitesimal #Point (geometry) #Transfinite number #Discrete mathematics #Pure mathematics #Calculus (dental) #Mathematical analysis #Geometry #Computer science
paper · pdf · doi:10.2140/pjm.1971.36.219
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In this paper a proof of the Jordan curve theorem will be presented. Some familiarity with the basic notions of nonstandard analysis is assumed. The rest of the paper is selfcontained except for some standard theorems about polygons.