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Conformal Geometry from the Riemannian Viewpoint,outen, is given in § C, and some applications are derived in § D. It turns out that the three dimensional case, i.e. the case where the curvature tensor is determined by the Ricci tensor, needs a special treatment. An example of that situation is given in § E. We also give some global properties of

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Conformal Transformations between Einstein Spaces,e be mapped conformally on some (possibly different) Einstein space and in how many ways can it be so mapped?” Brinkmann was able to answer this question completely in terms of local coordinates. The discussion of the corresponding global problem began much later, and it seems that so far no complet

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