conformal geometry
"Conformal geometry" focuses on transformations that preserve angles within a given space, making it crucial in fields like complex analysis and theoretical physics.
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Definition
C2Mathematics
(technical, academic)A branch that studies transformations preserving angles but not necessarily lengths or areas.
Example
- Conformal geometry is essential in understanding the properties of shapes under angle-preserving transformations.
- In conformal geometry, the angles between curves remain unchanged even though the distances may vary.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "conformal geometry":
affine geometrycontact geometryhyperbolic geometryfinite geometrycomplex geometryspherical geometrycombinatorial geometry