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Algebraic geometry and analytic geometry (3533 bytes)
1: ...lso in a sense included in the scope of algebraic geometry, that is not the topic being discussed in this ar... 3: ...hisms, and a well-defined subcategory of analytic geometry objects and holomorphic mappings. Since it is usu... 9: ...y the use of topological techniques for algebraic geometry over any [[algebraically closed field]] ''K'' of ... 11: ...c methods within the classical parts of algebraic geometry. 17: [[Category:Algebraic geometry]] Geometry (3543 bytes) 1: ...ht lines]], [[curve]]s, [[surface]]s, and [[solid geometry|solids]] to draw logical conclusions. 3: ...until a millennium later, and that was [[analytic geometry]], in which [[coordinate system]]s are introduced... 5: ...[reflection]]s, [[rotation]]s, and [[translation (geometry)|translation]]s. 7: ...invariants there are. As an example, in [[affine geometry]] any linear transformation is allowed, and so th... 9: A [[discrete]] form of geometry is treated under [[Pick's theorem]]. Triangle (16095 bytes) 1: ...ngle (instrument)|the musical instrument]], see [[triangle (disambiguation)]].'' 3: ...x|vertices]] and three sides which are [[Distance geometry#straight|straight]] [[line segment]]s. 5: == Types of triangles == 6: Triangles can be classified according to the lengths of th... 7: ...gle''' all sides are equally long. An equilateral triangle is also '''equiangular''', i.e. all its internal ... Tropical geometry (957 bytes) 1: [[Category:Geometry]] 2: '''Tropical geometry''' is the study of geometry within a ''tropical semiring'' (also known as the... 6: ...s of geometric ideas in more traditional ideas of geometry. 11: ...r/Papers/PDF/tropical.pdf First Steps in Tropical Geometry (pdf)] 12: ...rchive.org/movies/details-db.php?id=4603 Tropical Geometry, I] Integral geometry (2230 bytes) 2: In [[mathematics]], the term '''''integral geometry''''' in is used in two ways, which, although rela... 6: We can therefore say that '''integral geometry in the sense of Santalo''', is the application of... 10: ...ost interesting theorems in this form of integral geometry is [[Hadwiger's theorem]]. 12: The more recent meaning of '''integral geometry''' is that of [[Gel'fand]]. It deals more specifi... 14: [[Category:Geometry]] Cylinder (geometry) (1597 bytes) 29: [[Category:Geometry]] Birational geometry (2522 bytes) 1: [[Category:Geometry]] 2: ...er dimensions, giving a good theory of birational geometry for dimension 3. 4: Birational geometry is largely a geometry of transformations; but it doesn't fit exactly wi... Pixel geometry (1394 bytes) 4: ...rdered in different [[pattern]]s, called '''pixel geometry'''. 10: <td> [[Image:lcd_rgb_geometry_triangular.png|150px|]]</td> 11: <td> [[Image:lcd_rgb_geometry_stripes.png|150px|]]</td> 12: <td> [[Image:lcd_rgb_geometry_diagonal.png|150px|]]</td> 22: Knowledge of the pixel geometry used by a display may be used to create [[raster]... Turn (geometry) (310 bytes) 1: '''Turn (geometry)''' The British Astronomer and Science writer [[S... Geometry of numbers (1711 bytes) 1: [[Category:Geometry of numbers]] 2: In [[number theory]], the '''geometry of numbers''' is a topic and method arising from ... 4: ... therefore belongs properly to a sort of [[affine geometry]] simplification of the theory of [[quadratic for... 8: One can say that the geometry of numbers takes on some of the work that [[conti... Affine geometry (5302 bytes) 1: ...geometry]] and [[projective geometry]]. It is the geometry of '''affine space''', of a given dimension ''n''... 5: ...his page, completing a formal reduction of affine geometry to [[linear algebra]]. 9: ... have applications, for example in [[differential geometry]]. Because of the close relation with [[linear a... 14: ...Erlangen programme]], we can say best what affine geometry is by looking at the underlying [[group (mathemat... 16: ...affine group'': we must allow also [[translation (geometry)|translations]] by vectors <i>v</i> in <i>V</i>. ... Projective geometry (4552 bytes) 1: ...g stone from [[analytic geometry]] to [[algebraic geometry]]. 2: ...he detailed study of [[quadric]]s and the '[[line geometry]]' of [[Julius Plucker]] still forms a rich set o... 3: ... of the century the [[Italian school of algebraic geometry|Italian school]] ([[Federigo Enriques|Enriques]],... 5: ...y]]. Techniques were supposed to be ''[[synthetic geometry|synthetic]]'': in effect [[projective space]] as ... 8: ...tever the precise foundational status, projective geometry did include basic [[incidence (mathematics)|incid... Hyperbolic geometry (3790 bytes) 1: [[Image:Hyperbolic triangle.png|frame|right|A triangle immersed in a saddle-shape plane, as well as two ... 3: ...Lobachevskian geometry''', is the [[non-Euclidean geometry]] obtained by replacing the [[parallel postulate]... 6: In hyperbolic geometry, the term '''parallel''' only applies to lines th... 8: Hyperbolic geometry was initially explored by [[Giovanni Gerolamo Sac... 9: (See article on [[non-Euclidean geometry]] for more history.) Elliptic geometry (1570 bytes) 1: ...s '''Riemannian geometry''') is a [[non-Euclidean geometry]], in which, given a [[line]] '''L''' and a [[poi... 3: ... For example, the sum of the [[angle]]s of any [[triangle]] is always greater than 180°. 5: ...70°, which would be impossible in [[Euclidean geometry]]. 7: ...alization of elliptic geometry. See [[Riemannian geometry]]. 9: [[Category:Geometry]] Turtle geometry (129 bytes) 1: '''''Turtle Geometry''''' is a book written by [[Hal Abelson]] [[Andre... Molecular geometry (4891 bytes) 1: [[image:Water_molecule_dimensions.png|thumb|Geometry of the [[water]] molecule]] 3: [[Molecule]]s have fixed equilibrium [[geometry|geometries]]--bond lengths and angles--that are d... Finite geometry (4264 bytes) 1: [[Category:Geometry]][[Category:Applied mathematics]][[Category:Discr... 2: A '''finite geometry''' is any [[geometry|geometric]] system that has only a [[finite]] num... 3: [[Euclidean geometry]], for example, is not finite, because a Euclidea... 4: ...etry: [[affine geometry|affine]] and [[projective geometry|projective]]. 5: In an [[affine geometry]], the [[parallel postulate]] holds, meaning that... Synthetic geometry (1800 bytes) 1: [[Category:Geometry]] 2: ...orems or solve problems, as opposed to [[analytic geometry]] which uses [[algebra]], [[number]]s, [[computat... 4: ...favour of a synthetic development of [[projective geometry]]. 6: ...eometry]] led to the discovery of [[non-Euclidean geometry]]. The question is whether this is success or fai... 8: ...gramme]] of Klein the geometrical nature of ''a'' geometry has been seen as the connection of [[symmetry]] a... Cone (geometry) (1844 bytes) 2: ... is a solid object obtained by rotating a [[right triangle]] around one of its two short sides, the cone's '... 22: [[category:geometry]] Chord (geometry) (602 bytes) 1: A '''chord''' of a [[curve]] is a [[geometry|geometric]] [[line segment]] whose endpoints both...
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