Angle and Triangle in Euclidean Topological Space
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Two transformations between the complex space and 2dimensional Euclidean topological space are defined. By them, the concept of argument is induced to 2-dimensional vectors using argument of complex number. Similarly, the concept of an angle is introduced using the angle of two complex numbers. The concept of a triangle and related concepts are also defined in n-dimensional Euclidean topological spaces.
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