Hjelmslev's theorem

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The set of Hjelmslev (also Hjelmslevscher centerline set called, in the English literature as Hjelmslev's theorem known) is a set of plane geometry , which is based on the Danish mathematician Johannes Hjelmslev back (1873-1950). Hjelmslev formulates this proposition in the context of his famous treatise on a New Justification of Plane Geometry , in which he shows that plane geometry can be built up using plane axioms only, without considering continuity, completely independently of the question of parallels . The investigations into the plane congruence mappings made in § 2 of the treatise ( congruence and symmetry ) culminate in Hjelmslev's theorem , which deals with a fundamental property of these congruence maps.

Formulation of the sentence

The connected red points are image-archetype pairs of a congruence, the green center points lie on a straight line.

In the Euclidean plane a congruence mapping and two straight lines and with are given .

For each point and its image point, let it be the center of the line .

Then:

Either

the centers are all different in pairs and form a single straight line

or

the centers coincide into a single point.

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Individual evidence

  1. Bachmann: p. 79.
  2. ^ Coxeter: p. 69.
  3. Löbell: The Hjelmslev's middle line sentence and related sentences. In: monthly Math. Band 65 , p. 249 ff .
  4. Pedoe: p. 195.
  5. Hjelmslev: New justification of the plane geometry . In: Math. Ann. tape 64 , p. 449 ff .
  6. In modern terminology, for example in Karzel, Kroll: History of Geometry since Hilbert. Pp. 160 ff., We are talking about Hjelmslev's justification of plane absolute geometry with half turns . Karzel / Kroll raise with regard to this treatise by Hjelmslev shows that the Hjelmslev rule methods for the development of geometry were of great significance
  7. Hjelmslev: New justification of the plane geometry. In: Math. Ann. tape 64 , p. 459 .