State and explain in 50 words possible applications of hyperbolic geometry EXCEPT of the following: - Geometry-based artwork - Neurological and biological studies - Promising model for social networks - Astronomy and cosmology - Illustrating Einstein’s theory of relativity

State and explain in 50 words possible applications of hyperbolic geometry EXCEPT of the following: - Geometry-based artwork - Neurological and biological studies - Promising model for social networks - Astronomy and cosmology - Illustrating Einstein’s theory of relativity

Stars and Galaxies (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399944

Author:Michael A. Seeds

Publisher:Michael A. Seeds

Chapter4: Origins Of Modern Astronomy

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State and explain in 50 words possible applications of hyperbolic geometry EXCEPT of the following:

- Geometry-based artwork

- Neurological and biological studies

- Promising model for social networks

- Astronomy and cosmology

- Illustrating Einstein’s theory of relativity

Definition Definition Theory that describes how space and time interact. The special theory of relativity is based on two postulates in Albert Einstein's first formulation: The laws of physics do not change in each inertial frame of reference. The speed of light in free space is constant.

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