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Ohno Lab
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A mathematics lab that studies algebraic geometry.

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Exploring the properties of shapes through algebraic methods
The Ohno Lab studies algebraic geometry.
Algebraic geometry is a field of mathematics that investigates geometric figures defined by equations using algebraic methods.
Published papers include work on vector bundles over projective spaces and quadrics.
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- Algebraic geometry
- A field of mathematics that investigates geometric figures defined by polynomial equations using algebraic methods
- Vector bundle
- An object that assigns a vector space to each point of a geometric figure and treats the whole as a single object
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The lab studies algebraic geometry. Published papers include work on vector bundles over projective spaces and quadrics.
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- ProfessorMasahiro Ohno
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