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.9 Non-Euclidean geometries Including Bolyai, elliptic, Gauss, hyperbolic, inversive, Lobachevski geometries; imbeddings of non-Euclidean spaces in other geometries Class a specific type of non-Euclidean geometry with the type, e.g., non-Euclidean analytic geometries 516.3 [517] [Unassigned] Most recently used in Edition 9 518 Numerical analysis
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