Lambert quadrilateral
Builds on Absolute geometryAngle at a point
Definition
Let be a convex quadrilateral in an absolute plane. It is a Lambert quadrilateral if three of its angles, say , and , are right angles.
Remarks
Example: in , the rectangle with vertices , , , is a Lambert quadrilateral, since all four of its angles are right. Non-example: the quadrilateral with vertices , , , has right angles at and only, so it is not a Lambert quadrilateral. The fourth angle is right in the Euclidean plane and acute in the hyperbolic plane.
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| Tag | JM98RN8HVF |
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| Kind | definition |
| Writing | W0 stub |
| MSC | 51F05, 51M09 |
| Defines | Lambert quadrilateral |
| Uses | Absolute geometry, Angle at a point |
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