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If two Riemannian manifolds can be isometrically immersed in each other, are they isometric?
differential-geometry
riemannian-geometry
smooth-manifolds
isometry
If every five point subset of a metric space can be isometrically embedded in the plane then is it possible for the metric space also?
geometry
metric-spaces
isometry
proof that the instantaneous center of rotation has to have zero speed
limits
vectors
isometry
kinematics
Prove that isometries of the hyperbolic plane map horocycles to horocycles
riemannian-geometry
hyperbolic-geometry
isometry
Fixed Points Set of an Isometry
riemannian-geometry
isometry
fixed-points
submanifold
How many ways are there to fill a 3 × 3 grid with 0s and 1s?
combinatorics
permutations
isometry
Why the isometry $h(v)=Av+w$ is a rotation around $P$ when $\det A=1$
linear-algebra
geometry
proof-explanation
isometry
Difference between orthogonal and orthonormal matrices
linear-algebra
matrices
isometry
orthogonal-matrices
unitary-matrices
Isometry group of a norm is always contained in some Isometry group of an inner product?
linear-algebra
normed-spaces
inner-products
isometry
metric-geometry
Katok's Fuchsian groups: Properly discontinuous action - homeomorphisms vs isometries hypotheses
general-topology
metric-spaces
group-actions
isometry
Is the continuous part of the symmetry group of a compact subset $\mathbb{R}^3$ isomorphic to $SO(k)$?
lie-groups
lie-algebras
symmetric-groups
topological-groups
isometry
Let, $A\subset\mathbb{R}^2$. Show that $A$ can contain at most one point $p$ such that $A$ is isometric to $A \setminus \{p\}$.
real-analysis
general-topology
analysis
contest-math
isometry
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