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Kerckhove, Michael, Lawlor, Gary (2007) The Circle and the Cycloid: A Surprising Link. The American Mathematical Monthly, 114. 441-443 doi:10.1080/00029890.2007.11920433

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TitleThe Circle and the Cycloid: A Surprising Link
JournalThe American Mathematical Monthly
AuthorsKerckhove, MichaelAuthor
Lawlor, GaryAuthor
Year2007 (May)Volume114
PublisherInforma UK Limited
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