What is the Study of N-Spherical Geometry in Four Dimensions?

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I'm interested in spherical geometry in 4 dimensions. Surely someone has done this, but what is it called? I can't find it.
 
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You probably want to know about Riemannian geometry on ##n##-spheres.
 
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