Isotropic manifold
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In mathematics, an isotropic manifold is a manifold in which the geometry doesn't depend on directions.
[edit] Homogeneous space
Homogeneous space is a similar concept. A homogeneous space can be non-isotropic, in the sense that an invariant metric tensor on a homogeneous space may not be isotropic.
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