Bezout’s theorem: I
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This week we will be studying the tropical analogue of Bezout’s theorem, which in classical geometry gives a precise count of the number of intersections between two projective algebraic curves. It turns out, interestingly, that although all the definitions (except that of intersection) are different in tropical geometry, we can also prove a theorem with the same statement. Next time, we will see that in fact the two theorems are closely related.
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