affine differential geometry

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Affine differential geometry is a branch of differential geometry that studies geometric properties of submanifolds and spaces invariant under volume-preserving affine transformations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf branch of differential geometry
mathematical discipline
appliesTo convex hypersurfaces
improper affine spheres
proper affine spheres
characterizedBy centroaffine structure
equiaffine structure
developedFrom affine geometry
classical differential geometry
fieldOfStudy affine geometry
differential geometry NERFINISHED
focusesOn Blaschke metric NERFINISHED
Pick invariant
affine fundamental forms
affine normal vector fields
invariants of affine connections
properties invariant under affine transformations
properties invariant under volume-preserving affine transformations
hasApplicationIn Kähler geometry NERFINISHED
information geometry
mirror symmetry
the study of convex bodies
the theory of Monge–Ampère equations
hasHistoricalFigure Katsumi Nomizu NERFINISHED
Shiing-Shen Chern NERFINISHED
Udo Simon NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Blaschke NERFINISHED
hasInvariantGroup special affine group NERFINISHED
hasTypicalObject elliptic affine sphere
hyperbolic affine sphere
parabolic affine sphere
relatedTo Riemannian geometry NERFINISHED
convex geometry
projective differential geometry
symplectic geometry
studies affine completeness of hypersurfaces
affine geodesics
affine hypersurfaces
affine spheres
centroaffine hypersurfaces
equiaffine hypersurfaces
geometric properties of manifolds
geometric properties of submanifolds
usesConcept affine connection
affine curvature
affine mean curvature
affine normal
affine shape operator
torsion-free connection
volume form

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Monge–Ampère equation usedIn affine differential geometry