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Preface | ||
Life and work of the Authors | ||
I | Mobius transformations and non-euclidean geometry | 1 |
1 | Pencils of circles - inversive geometry | 1 |
2 | Cross-ratio | 4 |
3 | Mobius transformations, direct and reversed | 6 |
4 | Invariant points and classification of Mobius transformations | 8 |
5 | Complex distance of two pairs of points | 14 |
6 | Non-euclidean metric | 18 |
7 | Isometric transformations | 23 |
8 | Non-euclidean trigonometry | 27 |
9 | Products and commutators of motions | 43 |
II | Discontinuous groups of motions and reversions | 58 |
10 | The concept of discontinuity | 58 |
11 | Groups with invariant points or lines | 70 |
12 | A discontinuity theorem | 78 |
13 | [actual symbol not reproducible]-groups. Fundamental set and limit set | 82 |
14 | The convex domain of an [actual symbol not reproducible]-group. Characteristic and isometric neighbourhood | 95 |
15 | Quasi-compactness modulo [actual symbol not reproducible] and finite generation of [actual symbol not reproducible] | 115 |
III | Surfaces associated with discontinuous groups | 127 |
16 | The surfaces [actual symbol not reproducible] module [actual symbol not reproducible] and K ([actual symbol not reproducible]) modulo [actual symbol not reproducible] | 127 |
17 | Area and type numbers | 135 |
IV | Decompositions groups | 153 |
18 | Composition of groups | 153 |
19 | Decomposition of groups | 174 |
20 | Decompositions of [actual symbol not reproducible]-groups containing reflections | 196 |
21 | Elementary groups and elementary surfaces | 213 |
22 | Complete decomposition and normal form in the case of quasi-compactness | 242 |
23 | Exhaustion in the case of non-quasi-compactness | 270 |
V | Isomorphism and homeomorphism | 283 |
24 | Topological and geometrical isomorphism | 283 |
25 | Topological and geometrical homeomorphism | 308 |
26 | Construction of g-mappings. Metric parameters. Congruent groups | 318 |
Symbols and definitions | 349 | |
Alphabets | 353 | |
Bibliography | 355 | |
Index | 361 |
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Add Discontinuous Groups of Isometries in the Hyperbolic Plane, Fuchsian groups play a central role in various important fields of mathematics. The current book is based on what became known as the famous Fenchel-Nielsen manuscript. Jakob Nielsen (1890-1959) started this project well before World War II, Werner Fenche, Discontinuous Groups of Isometries in the Hyperbolic Plane to your collection on WonderClub |