Work on illustrations for John Parker's upcoming book "Complex Hyperbolic Kleinian Groups".
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New in this edition: C-spheres
In general, a C-sphere is a surface in the boundary of hyperbolic space that is topologically a sphere and is foliated by chains (C-circles). One way to specify a C-circle is to give a path in homogeneous coordinates that provides vectors that are normal to the chains. The left picture is given by the path  = ( -t^3, \sqrt{2}, t) )
The points corresponding to are . Taking them to produces the picture on the right. Note: the notebook ComplexHyperbolic0.5 did not draw correct C-spheres, so it's no longer available. The code for the images above will be in CH0.6. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 20 July 2009 09:17 |
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