finite geometry
"Finite geometry" explores geometric systems with a limited number of elements, often using combinatorial and algebraic methods.
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Definition
C2Mathematics
(technical, academic)A branch of geometry dealing with systems that have a limited number of points, lines, and planes.
Example
- Finite geometry is essential for understanding certain algebraic structures.
- In finite geometry, the number of points in a plane is limited.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "finite geometry":
contact geometrycombinatorial geometrycomplex geometryaffine geometryabsolute geometryhyperbolic geometryconformal geometryspherical geometrygeometric pen