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The goal of this paper is to study the geometry of the connected unit component of the real general linear Lie group $4$ dimensional G₀ as a Lorentzian and flat affine manifold. As the group G₀ is naturally equipped with a bi-invariant Hessian metric k⁺, relative to a bi-invariant flat affine structure ∇, we examine both structures and the relationships between them. Both structures are defined using the Lie algebra g, the first one through the trace k(u,v):=trace(u∘ v) and the second by the composition ∇u⁺v⁺:=(u∘ v)⁺, where u,v. The curvatures, tidal force, and Jacobi vector fields of (G₀, k⁺) are determined in Section 1. Section 2 discusses the causal structure of k⁺, while Section 3 focuses on the developed map relative to ∇ in the sense of C. Ehresmann.
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