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Circle with example manifold charts, showing four overlapping half-space projections: top (+y), bottom (−y), left (−x), right (+x).

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current 19:18, 1 August 2005 1,000×1,000 (50 KB) KSmrq ({{cc-by-sa-2.5}} PNG file created as SVG, rendered by Batik, and uploaded by author. Circle with example manifold charts, showing four, overlapping, half-space projections: top (+y), bottom (-y), left (-x), right (+x). Category:Mathematics)
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