dynamic binding on parameters, how ??

I want to create a class hierarchy for geometric elements, each
element must know how to report if he intersect with other element.
The interface is the following :

abstract(?) class Element
{
// naive implementation.
public boolean interset(Element e)
}


class SquareElement extends Element
{
// how to intersect with a generic element
public bool intersect(Element &e)

// how to intersect with a square element
public bool intersect(SquareElement &e)
}

class CircleElement extends Element
{
// how to intersect with a generic element
public bool intersect(Element &e)

// how to intersect with a square element
public bool intersect(SquareElement &e)

// how to intersect with a circle element
public bool intersect(CircleElement &e)
};

The problem is that most OO languages I know (java, C++, D) don't do
dynamic binding based on the parameters of a call. Is there a pattern
for this behavior?

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