Preposition: of

• spacetime: As the geometry of spacetime principally resides on the left-hand side, this situation seems unsatisfactory.

Converse of object

• confine: Experiments in magnetic fields up to 60 Tesla are used to study novel electronic states in confined geometries.

• optimize: Main arguments: current geometry, search direction, step, current gradient norm; on exit: optimized geometry, gradient norm.

Adjective modifier

• Euclidean: What about physical space - is Euclidean geometry really true for all space?

• non-euclidean: From the early 1800s Gauss had an interest in the question of the possible existence of a non-Euclidean geometry.

• fractal: Using the techniques of fractal geometry, which he himself invented, Mandelbrot believes he has finally realized his ambition.

• algebraic: Professor Griffiths is well known for his work in algebraic geometry.

• projective: Even limited space in which we move they might not be true - projective geometry.

• Riemannian: To understand the course the student should know the basic ideas of Riemannian geometry.

Modifies a noun

• optimization: Intended primarily for transition state usage, it may also be employed in geometry optimization.

• optimization: A technique called geometry optimization was used to find a low energy ( stable ) shape.

• mismatch: This is typically caused by a media failure or by a geometry mismatch.

• theorem: Of course today we particularly remember Pythagoras for his famous geometry theorem.

Noun used with modifier

• spacetime: Hence, everything in the physical world was a manifestation of spacetime geometry.

• planform: For wings with full-span leading-edge devices a factor, dependent on planform geometry, is applied to allow for three-dimensional effects.

• steering: Please see the new steering geometry page for an explanation of why we have done this.

• suspension: In a four-wheeled car rear suspension geometry can be designed to help point a car into a corner.

• chassis: Apart from engine set-up, Hofmann also tested a revised rear swinging arm and chassis geometry.

• electrode: The thermal and electrical field distribution in the waveguide of any electrode geometry can be determined.