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== Generalizations == ; dimension : The projective space, being the "space" of all one-dimensional linear subspaces of a given vector space {{math|''V''}} is generalized to [[Grassmannian manifold]], which is parametrizing higher-dimensional subspaces (of some fixed dimension) of {{math|''V''}}. ; sequence of subspaces : More generally [[flag manifold]] is the space of flags, i.e., chains of linear subspaces of {{math|''V''}}. ; other subvarieties : Even more generally, [[moduli space]]s parametrize objects such as [[elliptic curve]]s of a given kind. ; other rings : Generalizing to associative [[ring (mathematics)|ring]]s (rather than only fields) yields, for example, the [[projective line over a ring]]. ; patching : Patching projective spaces together yields [[projective space bundles]]. [[Severi–Brauer variety|Severi–Brauer varieties]] are [[algebraic varieties]] over a field {{math|''K''}}, which become isomorphic to projective spaces after an extension of the base field {{math|''K''}}. Another generalization of projective spaces are [[weighted projective space]]s; these are themselves special cases of [[toric variety|toric varieties]].<ref>{{ harvnb | Mukai | 2003 | loc=example 3.72 }}</ref>
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