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Nonfiction: Joseph Diez Gergonne (placeholder image).

May 4, 1839: Mathematician, art critic, and alleged time-traveller The Eel teams up with mathematician and criminologist Joseph Diez Gergonne. Working together, they will develop a new theory of projective geometry which detects and prevents shape theft and several other types of crimes against mathematical constants.

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