The three-sphere is the unit sphere in four-dimensional Euclidean space:Identifying R4 with C2 realizes it as {(z1,z2):∣z1∣2+∣z2∣2=1}.
S3={x∈R4:∥x∥=1}.
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- Einstein static universe
- Five-dimensional Reissner--Nordstrom black hole
- Four-handle
- Fundamental theorem of Dehn surgery
- Hopf link
- Knot
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- Poincaré conjecture
- Prime three-manifold
- Simply connected space
- SO(3) group
- Spherical spatial slices of a closed FLRW universe
- Three-dimensional Schoenflies theorem
- Torus knot
- Unknot
- Zero surgery on the Hopf link
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