Geometry Projective geometry and linear incidence geometry Concept
Collineation
Summary
A collineation is a bijection between the points of two geometries that maps lines onto lines. It is the notion of isomorphism for projective geometries and other incidence structures. Every projective transformation of a projective space of dimension at least is a collineation. The fundamental theorem of projective geometry says that all collineations come from semilinear maps. The collineations of a geometry form its collineation group, its group of symmetries.
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| MSC | 51A10, 51N15 |
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