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Line in a Riemannian manifold

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A line is a unit-speed geodesic γ:R→M that minimizes between every two of its points: dg​(γ(s),γ(t))=∣s−t∣.
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Line in a Riemannian manifold
A connected noncompact manifold is disconnected at infinity when the complement of some compact subset has at least two unbounded connected components. Equivalently, it has at least two ends.

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