Changes

Jump to: navigation, search

Non-Euclidean geometry

62 bytes added, 21:37, June 18, 2013
adding See Also section
A geometry is defined as the pure mathematics of [[point]]s and [[line]]s and [[curve]]s and [[surface]]s. It works by defining a set of [[axiom]]s which clarify how points and lines are constituted, for example: ''two unique points define a straight line'', and deriving from these results. Some geometries such as the [[Fano Plane]] many have seven points or fewer. The simplest geometry is the [[empty set]].
==See Also==
*[[Euclidean geometry]]
*[[Riemannian geometry]]
[[category:geometry]]
Block, SkipCaptcha, edit
2,947
edits