File:Watanabe UglyDucklingTheorem svg.svg
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English: Illustration of S. Watanabe's Ugly duckling theorem, based on an extract of a screenshot from the public domain short A Corny Concerto (1943) |
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| Date | (extraction date); 1943 (Original release date) | |||
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| Author | OswaldLR | |||
| Other versions | File:Watanabe UglyDucklingTheorem.pdf (description page includes LaTeX source code) |
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