Groups and Plane Geometry

Studia Logica 81 (3):387-398 (2005)
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Abstract

We show that the first-order theory of a large class of plane geometries and the first-order theory of their groups of motions, understood both as groups with a unary predicate singling out line-reflections, and as groups acting on sets, are mutually inter-pretable.

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Geometry as an extension of the group theory.A. Prusińska & L. Szczerba - 2002 - Logic and Logical Philosophy 10:131.

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