Hyperbolic Geometry

geomad118

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I have been trying to prove that "rectangles do not exist" in hyperbolic geometry.

So far I have come up with this but it is incomplete and seems to prove rectangles exist. Please help.

draw ?AB to line b and then draw a line c through A ? to AB. Then we can draw D as any other point on line b drawing the ? a to b going through D. C is at the bottom of the ? to a through A. Since AC and line b are ? they do not cross each at any point.
 
geomad118 said:
I have been trying to prove that "rectangles do not exist" in hyperbolic geometry.

So far I have come up with this but it is incomplete and seems to prove rectangles exist. Please help.

draw ?AB to line b and then draw a line c through A ? to AB. Then we can draw D as any other point on line b drawing the ? a to b going through D. C is at the bottom of the ? to a through A. Since AC and line b are ? they do not cross each at any point.

Your construction can only show that the rectangles (in Hyperbolic space) cannot be drawn that way - it wll not prove that those don't exist. You need to do more research.
 
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