Affine Geometry, Projective Geometry, and Non- Euclidean Geometry
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1. Affine Geometry 1.1. Affine Space 1.2. Affine Lines 1.3. Affine transformations 1.4. Affine Collinearity 1.5. Conic Sections 2. Projective Geometry 2.1. Perspective 2.2. Projective Plane 2.3. Projective Transformations 2.4. Projective Collinearity 2.5. Conics 3. Geometries and Groups 3.1. Transformation Groups 3.2. Erlangen Program 4. Non-Euclidean Geometry 4.1. Elliptic Geometry 4.2. Hyperbolic Geometry 4.3. Poincaré Model 4.4. Riemannian Geometry Glossary Bibliography Biographical Sketch
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تاریخ انتشار 2011