Cutting Plane Lines
Cutting Plane Lines is a graphical convention in technical drawing that denotes the location and direction of an imaginary plane used to section a three-dimensional object, distinguishing it from other annotation lines by its specific application in revealing internal features through orthographic projection.
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Ralph E. Gomory, Ellis L. Johnson · Mathematical Programming · 2003 · 96 citations
Cutting-plane theory: Algebraic methods
R. G. Jeroslow · Discrete Mathematics · 1978 · 63 citations
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