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In mathematics, a '''Cayley–Klein metric''' is a [[metric (mathematics)|metric]] on the complement of a fixed [[quadric]] in [[projective space]] defined using a [[cross-ratio]]. The construction originated with [[Arthur Cayley]]'s essay "On the theory of distance"<ref>A. Cayley (1859) "Sixth Memoir on Conics", p 82, §§209 to 229</ref> where he calls the quadric the '''absolute'''. The construction was developed in further detail by [[Felix Klein]] in papers in 1871 and 1873, and in his book ''Vorlesungen über Nicht-Euklidischen Geometrie''(1928). The Cayley-Klein metrics are a unifying idea in geometry since the method is used to provide metrics in [[hyperbolic geometry]], [[elliptic geometry]], and [[Euclidean geometry]]. The field of [[non-Euclidean geometry]] rests largely on the footing provided by Cayley-Klein metrics.
 
==Definition==
 
Suppose that ''Q'' is a fixed [[quadric]] in projective space.
If ''p'' and ''q'' are 2 points then the line through ''p'' and ''q'' intersects the quadric ''Q'' in 2 further points ''a'' and ''b''. The Cayley–Klein distance ''d''(''p'',''q'') from ''p'' to ''q'' is proportional to the logarithm of the [[cross-ratio]]:
:<math>d(p,q)=C \log \frac{|qa||bp|}{|pa||bq|}</math>
for some fixed constant ''C''.
==Foundations==
The [[Karl von Staudt#Algebra of throws|algebra of throws]] is an approach to geometry that is independent of [[metric (mathematics)|metric]]. [[Karl von Staudt]]'s idea was to use the relation of [[projective harmonic conjugate]]s as fundamental to the measure on a line. Klein made reference to Staudt's development,<ref>Klein, ''Vorlesungen über Nicht-Euklidische Geometrie'', page 163</ref> thus basing the new metric on logarithm, and the [[cross-ratio]] as a number generated by the geometric arrangement of four points. This procedure is necessary to avoid a circular definition of distance if cross-ratio is merely a double ratio of previously defined distances.<ref>[[Bertrand Russell]] (1898) ''An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry'', page 32, re-issued 1956 by [[Dover Books]]</ref>
 
Cayley-Klein plane geometry depends upon the selection of a [[conic section|conic]] that becomes the ''absolute'' of the space. For example, the [[unit circle]] is the absolute of the [[Poincare disk model]] and the [[Beltrami-Klein model]] in [[hyperbolic geometry]]. Similarly, the [[real line]] is the absolute of the [[Poincare half-plane model]].
 
For [[Euclidean space]], Klein described the absolute as the "sphere-circle" consisting of the sphere of radius zero in the [[hyperplane at infinity]]:<ref>Felix Klein, [[Robert Hermann (mathematician)|Robert Hermann]] translator (1979) ''Development of Mathematics in the 19th Century'', p 132, Math Sci Press</ref>  
:<math>\lbrace (\xi , \eta, \zeta, \tau ) :\quad \tau = 0,\quad \xi^2 + \eta^2 + \zeta^2 = 0 \rbrace \subset P^3(R) .</math>
 
Klein also related the metric construction to physical science:<ref>Klein/Hermann p 138</ref>
:The case <math>x^2 + y^2 + z^2 - t^2 = 0</math> in the four-dimensional world or <math>dx^2 + dy^2 + dz^2 - dt^2 = 0</math> (to remain in three-dimensions and use [[homogeneous coordinates]]) has recently won special significance through the relativity theory of physics.
Evidently Klein is referring here to <math>(\frac {dx}{dt})^2 + (\frac {dy}{dt})^2 + (\frac {dz}{dt})^2  = 1</math> where physical velocities are bounded by the [[speed of light]] c, so that for any physical velocity ''v'', the ratio ''v''/c is confined to the interior of a unit sphere, and the surface of the sphere forms the Cayley absolute for the geometry
 
==See also==
* [[Hilbert metric]]
 
==References==
{{Reflist}}
*{{Citation | last1=Cayley | first1=Arthur | author1-link=Arthur Cayley | title= A sixth memoir upon quantics | jstor=108690 | year=1859 | journal=[[Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London]] | issn=0080-4614 | volume=149 | pages=61–90}}
*{{Citation | last1=Klein | first1=Felin | title=Ueber die sogenannte Nicht-Euklidische Geometrie | publisher=Springer Berlin / Heidelberg | language=German | doi=10.1007/BF02100583 | jfm=03.0231.02 | year=1871 | journal=[[Mathematische Annalen]] | issn=0025-5831 | volume=4 | pages=573–625}}
*{{Citation | last1=Klein | first1=Felix | title=Ueber die sogenannte Nicht-Euklidische Geometrie (Zweiter Aufsatz) | publisher=Springer Berlin / Heidelberg | doi=10.1007/BF01443189 | jfm= 05.0271.01 | year=1873 | journal=[[Mathematische Annalen]] | issn=0025-5831 | volume=6 | pages=112–145}}
* Klein, Felix (1928) ''Vorlesungen über Nicht-Euklidische Geometrie'', [[Julius Springer]], Berlin.
*{{Citation | last1=Littlewood | first1=J. E. | title=Littlewood's miscellany | origyear=1953 | url=http://books.google.com/books?id=MjVgeT7Laf8C | publisher=[[Cambridge University Press]] | isbn=978-0-521-33058-9 | mr=872858 | year=1986}}
* [[Duncan Sommerville]] (1910/11) "Cayley-Klein metrics in n-dimensional space", [[Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society]] 28:25–41.
*{{Citation | last1=Struve | first1=Horst | last2=Struve | first2=Rolf | title=Projective spaces with Cayley-Klein metrics | doi=10.1007/s00022-004-1679-5 | mr=2134074 | year=2004 | journal=Journal of Geometry | issn=0047-2468 | volume=81 | issue=1 | pages=155–167}}
*{{Citation | last1=Struve | first1=Horst | last2=Struve | first2=Rolf | title=Non-euclidean geometries: the Cayley-Klein approach |doi=10.1007/s00022-010-0053-z | mr=2739193 | year=2010 | journal=Journal of Geometry | issn=0047-2468 | volume=89 | issue=1 | pages=151–170}}
 
 
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Everybody has a want for a multi tool Men, girls and even your kids will locate themselves in a scenario where they will say, "I wish I had a multi tool correct now". Just about every automobile, motorcycle, ATV, snowmobile and boat should really have 1 on board. You will usually discover a use for one particular of these, in particular in an emergency.

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The standard tool (the P236 JobPlus “base” plus the P570 multi-tool head) lists for $70 at Household Depot, and seems to be sold fairly a great deal exclusively sans-battery, sort of as you'd expect for most A single+ tools. This one's green, so it'll accept either the newer 1+ lithium-ion batteries or (assuming you nevertheless have some) the old One+ NiCds. The “kit” also consists of a wood/metal cutting blade, a segment saw blade, a sanding pad, some sandpaper, and the now-prevalent “universal multi-tool accessory adaptor.”

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You also get a saw, scissors, an awl, a bottle/can opener, and even a corkscrew. Rounding out the choice, there are four distinct screwdrivers, from additional-little to medium/significant and Phillips-head. The 6061-T6 tough-anodized aluminum handles make the multitool strong but light, and the handle also contains Form II blue anodized aluminum for a distinctive look. The Surge is one particular of the big boys and in fact one particular of Leatherman's largest models. It really is packed with 21 tools, like the biggest pliers in Leatherman's lineup, 154CM replaceable wire cutters and hard-wire cutters, stranded-wire cutters and an electrical crimper. The multitool also contains two 420HC knives, one particular serrated and 1 not, spring-action scissors, and an awl with a thread loop.

A magnetic bit holder slips over the Phillips screwdriver and makes it possible for for the use of the 9 incorporated hex driver bits. The included drivers are hex 3, four and 5, flat three, 5 and 7, Phillips 1 and two bits plus the magnetic holder are included in a rubber holder than fits in the rear of the integrated nylon case which utilizes velcro closures. The bits are NOT magnetized themselves. I fixed this by magnetizing each and every bit as effectively as employing a size 3 driver for adjusting bindings on the go. The tool does not come with the star bits needed for it's personal disassembly.

This is hands down a good multi-tool, it delivers the energy and speed you need to have to get the job completed, but the XMT03Z lacks some no brainer attributes that leave the user wanting extra. Initially and foremost this is a brick of a tool, it appears to lack any ergonomic considerations and it very hefty compared to the cordless OMT competitors. This tool is flat, but with a slight curve so it fits perfectly into a hydration pack or seat bag. The weight is affordable, the price tag is spot on, and you will be amazed at how often you are going to dig it out on the trail, particularly on group rides. The Monteverde One particular Touch Multi-Tool pen has some handy options that you will not find in standard pens, such as the flat head and Philips head screwdrivers shown above and beneath.

The mechanism that gives these tools their oscillating action is rather very simple. A bearing — slightly off-center with respect to the motor shaft — fits in between a pair of arms that are connected to the blade-mounting spindle. With each turn of the motor, the bearing pushes the arms one way and then the other. It is a miniscule movement, but the higher quantity of oscillations per minute (opm) enables the tool to work proficiently. The opm matches the rpm of the motor, so at top rated speed the teeth on a cutting blade (which cut in each directions) could be taking 40,000 bites per minute.

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