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Tree geometry. Trees, depth, hierarchies and dendrograms Tagged papers: 34.
Non-Archimedean Projective Perspective: The Monna Map as a Visual Rendering Interface
Things farther away appear smaller, and two-point linear perspective is taken to approximate the eye. That entire phenomenology is Archimedean geometry. This paper asks what changes if the metric of physical space were instead non-Archimedean and ultrametric — would we perceive the same thing, and…
Boundary Ultrametricity: The Tree vs. ∂∞𝒯 Distinction, Applied to the ZBW Transition Graph
The QNFO corpus frequently conflates two distinct mathematical properties of trees: 0-hyperbolicity (of the vertex/graph metric) and ultrametricity (of the boundary metric). This note formalizes the distinction, proves the boundary Gromov-product metric on…
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