Spazi planari metrici

<p>We call planar space a triple <em>(S,L,P)</em>, where <em>(S,L)</em> is a finite linear space non reduced to a line and <em>P</em> is a family of proper subspaces of <em>(S,L)</em>, called planes, such that every plane contains three non-colli...

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Main Authors: Sandro Rajola, Maria Scafati Tallini
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Università degli Studi di Catania 2001-05-01
Series:Le Matematiche
Online Access:http://www.dmi.unict.it/ojs/index.php/lematematiche/article/view/228
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Summary:<p>We call planar space a triple <em>(S,L,P)</em>, where <em>(S,L)</em> is a finite linear space non reduced to a line and <em>P</em> is a family of proper subspaces of <em>(S,L)</em>, called planes, such that every plane contains three non-collinear points and through three non-collinear points there is a unique plane of <em>P</em>.</p><p>In <em>(S,L,P)</em> we define a metric which allows us to study the perspectivities between the triangles of <em>(S,L,P)</em>.</p>
ISSN:0373-3505
2037-5298