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Autor:
Detlef Gröger, Kay Sörensen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 111
As well known, the underlying field K of an Euclidean plane E is Euclidean if and only if E fulfills the Circle Axiom. In this paper we consider an apparently weaker form of the Circle Axiom which leads to weaker properties of K. It will be shown tha
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 104:401-407
Autor:
Kay Sörensen, Alexander Kreuzer
Publikováno v:
Results in Mathematics. 59:349-358
As well known in a closure space \({(M, \mathfrak{D})}\) satisfying the exchange axiom and the finiteness condition we can complete each independent subset of a generating set of M to a basis of M (Theorem A) and any two bases have the same cardinali
Autor:
Helmut Karzel, Kay Sörensen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 100:85-103
Planes with a regularly operating commutative group and with reflections on the lines through a distinguished point o, such that the 3-reflection theorem is valid for any three lines through o, are characterized algebraically as subplanes of locally
Autor:
Kay Sörensen, Alexander Kreuzer
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 98:127-138
Four exchange properties, including the usual one, are discussed. Assuming the finiteness condition or a weaker condition (called minimal condition), all four are equivalent. But examples show that in general no two of the four properties are equival
Autor:
Kay Sörensen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 64:160-166
By separating the compatibility conditions for incidence, order and congruence the axioms for absolute planes in [3] are put in a somewhat more lucid form.
Autor:
Werner Heise, Kay Sörensen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 41:58-71
The concept of an Affine Point Space to be found in many textbooks is complicated and easily misunderstood. Looking at the system of all cosets of subspaces of a vector space yields a more lucid and mathematically clearer definition of affine spaces.
Autor:
Kay Sörensen, Helmut Karzel
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 91:61-62
Starting from a general absolute plane \(({\mathbb{E}},\mathfrak{G},\equiv,\alpha)\) in the sense of [2] p. 961 H. Karzel and M.Marchi in [1] introduced the notion of a Lambert-Saccheri quadrangle (LS quadrangle): Any quadruple (a, b, c, d) of points
Autor:
Hans-Joachim Kroll, Kay Sörensen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 8:95-115
Euclidean planes and spaces as well as pseudo-euclidean planes are characterized solely by their incidence structure and a congruence relation on the set of the pairs of points.
Autor:
Kay Sörensen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geometry. 26:148-162
Affine planes with reflections on every line such that the 3-reflection theorem is valid for any three lines through one point are either euclidean planes or elliptic planes of characteristic 2. A slight weakening of the conditions yields to pseudo e