let AS be AffinSpace; :: thesis: ( IncProjSp_of AS is 2-dimensional implies AS is AffinPlane )
set x = the Element of AS;
assume A1: IncProjSp_of AS is 2-dimensional ; :: thesis: AS is AffinPlane
consider X being Subset of AS such that
A2: the Element of AS in X and
the Element of AS in X and
the Element of AS in X and
A3: X is being_plane by AFF_4:37;
assume AS is not AffinPlane ; :: thesis: contradiction
then consider z being Element of AS such that
A4: not z in X by A3, AFF_4:48;
set Y = Line ( the Element of AS,z);
A5: Line ( the Element of AS,z) is being_line by A2, A4, AFF_1:def 3;
then reconsider A = [(PDir X),2], K = [(Line ( the Element of AS,z)),1] as LINE of (IncProjSp_of AS) by A3, Th23;
consider a being POINT of (IncProjSp_of AS) such that
A6: a on A and
A7: a on K by A1, INCPROJ:def 9;
a is not Element of AS by A6, Th27;
then consider Y9 being Subset of AS such that
A8: a = LDir Y9 and
A9: Y9 is being_line by Th20;
Y9 '||' Line ( the Element of AS,z) by A5, A7, A8, A9, Th28;
then A10: Y9 // Line ( the Element of AS,z) by A5, A9, AFF_4:40;
A11: z in Line ( the Element of AS,z) by AFF_1:15;
A12: the Element of AS in Line ( the Element of AS,z) by AFF_1:15;
Y9 '||' X by A3, A6, A8, A9, Th29;
then Line ( the Element of AS,z) c= X by A2, A3, A5, A12, A10, AFF_4:43, AFF_4:56;
hence contradiction by A4, A11; :: thesis: verum