“…We denote the projective closure of dp by ~p and, for brevity, we call ~p the derived projective plane at p of s If the point set P is locally compact, connected, and of finite topological dimension, then every derived affine plane is a topological affine plane [6], [7] and similarly, every derived projective plane is a compact connected finite-dimensional projective plane. From general results on topological compact connected finite-dimensional projective planes, it was shown in [2] that in this situation the dimension of P can only be either 2 or 4. For brevity such planes are called 2-dimensional Laguerre planes (dim P = 2) or 4-dimensional Laguerre planes (dim P = 4) respectively.…”