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just a simple question, is there such a thing as Transfinite geometry?
The discussion centers on the existence of transfinite geometry, with participants expressing skepticism about its validity. One contributor mentions infinite dimensional spaces and Hilbert spaces, asserting that these do not qualify as transfinite geometry. The consensus leans towards the conclusion that transfinite geometry, as a distinct concept, does not exist.
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I agree, but I don't think that there is such a thing as transfinite geometry.Hornbein said:There is geometry in infinite dimensional spaces.