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Initiation to vector spaces

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If we would go further in this direction, we should discover more examples of vector spaces comprehensible to young children. After they have met with several examples, it would be possible to offer them the axiomatic concept of vector space, which can serve as a firm foundation for geometry.

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Glaymann, M. Initiation to vector spaces. Educ Stud Math 2, 69–79 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00368986

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