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| − | Riemmanian geometry is a non-euclidean geometric theory developed by mathematicians [[Bernhard Riemann]] and [[Carl Friedrich Gauss]], and was later used by [[Albert Einstein]] in formulating his General Theory of Relativity. | + | '''Riemmanian geometry''' is a non-euclidean geometric theory developed by mathematicians [[Bernhard Riemann]] and [[Carl Friedrich Gauss]], and was later used by [[Albert Einstein]] in formulating his General Theory of Relativity. |
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Revision as of 02:17, April 14, 2007
Riemmanian geometry is a non-euclidean geometric theory developed by mathematicians Bernhard Riemann and Carl Friedrich Gauss, and was later used by Albert Einstein in formulating his General Theory of Relativity.