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Hyperboloid / Minkowski space / Duality / Geometric algebra / Point at infinity / Projective geometry / Horoball / Beltrami–Klein model / Conformal geometric algebra / Geometry / Hyperbolic geometry / Hyperbolic space
Date: 1999-04-13 14:25:24
Hyperboloid
Minkowski space
Duality
Geometric algebra
Point at infinity
Projective geometry
Horoball
Beltrami–Klein model
Conformal geometric algebra
Geometry
Hyperbolic geometry
Hyperbolic space

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