Preliminary course content (subject to change): 
Euclidean geometry, spherical geometry, affine and projective geometries, Möbius transformations, hyperbolic geometry, further topics (geometric surfaces, discrete groups).
Schedule:
-  Week 1: Introduction. Axioms: Euclid and Hilbert. 
-  Week 2: Euclidean geometry: isometry group, its generators, conjugacy classes. 
-  Week 3: More on Euclidean isometry group: orientation, orthogonal transformations as isometries preserving the origin. Geodesics. Discrete groups acting on Euclidean plane. Problems class on Euclidean isometries and discrete actions. 
-  Week 4: Euclidean geometry in 3 dimensions. Spherical geometry: distance, triangle inequality, geodesics. 
-  Week 5: Spherical geometry: polar correspondence, 
congruence of triangles, sine and cosine rules. Problems class on ruler and compass constructions.
 
-  Week 6: Spherical geometry: area of a triangle; isometries on the sphere.
 
-  Week 7: Affine geometry. Projective line. Problems class on affine and projective transformations.
 
-  Week 8: Projective line and projective plane.
 
-  Week 9: Projective plane: its topology, polarity on
projective plane. Classical theorems: Pappus and Desargues. Problems class on projective geometry.
 
-  Week 10: Hyperbolic geometry: Klein disc model (distance, isometries, perpendicular lines). 
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-  Week 11: Möbius transformations, Inversion.
-  Week 12:  More on inversion.
Möbius transformations and cross-ratios. Inversion in space and stereographic projection.
Problems class on Möbius geometry.
-  Week 13: Conformal models of hyperbolic geometry (Poincare disc).
-  Week 14: Conformal models of hyperbolic geometry (upper half-plane model).
Problems class on conformal models.
 
-  Week 15: Elementary hyperbolic geometry: sine and cosine rules, area of a triangle.
 
-  Week 16: Projective models of hyperbolic geometry: Klein model and hyperboloid model.
  Problems class: area of a disc, hyperbolic oranges; reflections in different models.
-  Week 17: Types of isometries of the hyperbolic plane. Horocycles and equidistant curves. 
 
-  Week 18: Taming infinities with horocycles. Family of geometries: sphere-plane-hyperbolic plane. Examples of discrete groups acting on the hyperbolic plane.  Problems class: examples of discrete groups in three geometries.
 
-  Week 19: Hyperbolic surfaces. Review via 3D hyperbolic geometry. 
 
 If you have any questions you are very welcome to ask   (during the lectures, after a lecture, during office hours, in any other convinient time or via e-mail)!!!  
Homeworks: 
- There will be 4 sets of marked homework assignments  per term (to hand in on Tuesdays, weeks 3,5,7,9 and 13,15,17,19).  --  (+/- notation used for marking)   
- There will be also weekly unmarked sets of exercises. Please solve them timely! 
 
-  In addition, there will be    additional reading material   - now is available on DUO! -   for students that are enrolled in MATH4141 (Geometry IV) - 
 --  here  is the description.
 
 -   Weeks 1-2:    ----  Exercises    ----    Hints ----      ------  (Isometries of Euclidean plane) 
-   Weeks 3-4:    ----  Exercises    ----    Hints  ----       ------  (Isometries; Actions of groups; a bit of spherical geometry)
-   Weeks 5-6:    ----  Exercises    ----    Hints  ----       ------  (Spherical geometry) 
-   Weeks 7-8:    ----  Exercises    ----    Hints  ----       ------  (Affine and Projective geometries) 
-   Weeks 9-10:    -..  Exercises    ----    Hints  ----       ------  (Projective geometry, Klein model of hyperbolic geometry) 
-         Christmas problems    ----      -------------------------.     (additional problems, not compulsory)  
-   Weeks 11-12:    -  Exercises    ----    Hints  ----        ------  (Möbius geometry, Inversion) 
-   Weeks 13-14:    -  Exercises    ----    Hints  ----        ------  (Poincare disc, upper half-plane) 
-   Weeks 15-16:    -  Exercises    ----    Hints  ----        ------  (Computations on the upper half-plane. Klein disc and hyperboloid models)
 
-   Weeks 17-18:    -  Exercises    ----    Hints  ----        ------ (Classification of isometries. Horocycles and equidistant curves) 
Handouts: 
 
 If you find  mistakes/misprints in solutions or handouts, please let me know so that I can correct them.