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'''Elliptical geometry''' is a term used to refer to [[geometry | geometries]] in which there are no parallel lines.
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'''Elliptical geometry''' is a term used to refer to [[geometry | geometries]] in which there are no parallel lines. One possible representation of elliptical geometry is on a sphere. Lines translate to great circles on a sphere, and any two great circles must intersect.
  
  

Revision as of 15:41, 7 August 2008

Elliptical geometry is a term used to refer to geometries in which there are no parallel lines. One possible representation of elliptical geometry is on a sphere. Lines translate to great circles on a sphere, and any two great circles must intersect.


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