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On Trigonometry in Beltrami–Klein Model of Hyperbolic Geometry

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Ungar (Math. Appl. 49:187–221, 2005) employed the binary operation of Einsteins velocity addition to introduce into hyperbolic geometry the concepts of vectors, angles and trigonometry in full analogy with Euclidean geometry. We use the isomorphism between \({(\mathbb R,+,\cdot)}\) and \({((-1,1),\oplus,\otimes)}\) in Beltrami–Klein model of hyperbolic geometry for similar results.

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Rostamzadeh, M., Taherian, SG. On Trigonometry in Beltrami–Klein Model of Hyperbolic Geometry. Results. Math. 65, 361–369 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00025-013-0350-6

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