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Principles of Non-Commutative Algebraic Geometryd k. A great deal of insight into this problem is obtained by taking the geometric picture into account: The solutions form a subset of affine n-space, IA.(k), and if one admits points at infinity, by taking homogeneous coordinates, one has projective space IP.(k).

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Finite Hjelmslev Planes and Klingenberg Epimorphismsctorizations called “solutions” of maps ? : Π → Π′ where (? ,Π ,Π′) is a “Klingenberg structure”. Such a K-structure is called a “PK-plane” when Π′ is a projective plane. The most beautiful examples of PK-planes are the “desarguesian” ones; they are obtained by using homogeneous coordinates over loc

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Projective Ring Planes and Their Homomorphismsr with an incidence relation and a neighbor relation and which has to satisfy two groups of axioms. The axioms in the first group express elementary relations between points and lines such as, e.g., the existence of a unique line joining any two non-neighboring points, and define what is called a Ba