Volume 18 • Issue 3 • PP: 21-29 • 2022
Non-Euclidean, AntiGeometry, and NeutroGeometry Characterization
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Recently, a problem is addressed about dealing the difference among Non-Euclidean, AntiGeometry and NeutroGeoemtry data sets. The problem arises while partial negation of Euclidean Geometry, full negation of Euclidean or Hybrid mode. In case of undefined geometry also many researchers raised the questions. To tackle this issue, the current paper provides some examples for Non-Euclidean, AntiGeometry, and Neutrogemoetry for better understanding.
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