Desarguesian plane
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In finite geometry a Desarguesian plane, named after Gérard Desargues, is a plane in which Desargues' theorem holds. The ordinary real projective plane is of course a Desarguesian plane. But there are examples of finite geometries where the theorem does not hold.
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