On models of non-Eucludian spaces generated by associative algebras
Maria Trnkova

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates how to generate non-Euclidean geometries using associative unital algebras, presenting two models of degenerate non-Euclidean space and analyzing their properties.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach to constructing non-Euclidean geometries from associative algebras and develops two explicit models with detailed geometric analysis.
Findings
Two models of degenerate non-Euclidean space are constructed.
The conformal model uses stereographic-like mapping.
The projective model employs Norden normalization to find geodesics.
Abstract
We present the non-trivial example how to generate non-Euclidean geometries from associative unital algebras. We consider bundles of the sphere of the degenerate non-Eucleadian space and its two models. The first (conformal) model is obtained by the mapping S onto a plane pass through the origin. It is analogous to the stereographic mapping. The second model (projective) is con- structed by the Norden normalization method, where we project the sphere onto a plane of normalization defining the metric and Christoffel symbols which allow us to find geodesic curves.
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TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra
