Explore the concept of parallels and the double triangle in Universal Hyperbolic Geometry through this informative video lecture. Delve into Euclid's parallel postulate and its historical impact on hyperbolic geometry. Learn about the unique approach of defining parallels to a line through a point, rather than parallel lines themselves. Discover the construction of the double triangle and its associated perspective centers, including the x, y, and z points. Examine the ortho-axis and its relationship to these points. Gain insights into various perspective theorems and the zbhs harmonic range theorem. Follow along with algebraic constructions and geometric explanations to deepen your understanding of these advanced mathematical concepts.
Parallels and the Double Triangle - Universal Hyperbolic Geometry
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction and parallels
Better definitions of parallel lines
Construction of the parallel
Double triangle in Euclidean geometry
Construction of double triangle algebraically
Second double triangle perspective theorem
Double dual triangle perspective theorem
zbhs harmonic range theorem
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