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Hyperbolicity Equations For Knot Complements, Christopher Martin Jacinto Jan 2013

Hyperbolicity Equations For Knot Complements, Christopher Martin Jacinto

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This study analyzes Carlo Petronio's paper, An Algorithm Producing Hyperbolicity Equations for a Link Complement in S³. Using the figure eight knot as an example, we will explain how Petronio's algorithm was able to decompose the knot complement of an alternating knot into tetrahedra. Then, using the vertex invariants of these tetrahedra, we will explain how Petronio was able to create hyperbolicity equations.


A Locus Construction In The Hyperbolic Plane For Elliptic Curves With Cross-Ratio On The Unit Circle, Lyudmila Shved Jan 2011

A Locus Construction In The Hyperbolic Plane For Elliptic Curves With Cross-Ratio On The Unit Circle, Lyudmila Shved

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This project demonstrates how an elliptic curve f defined by invariance under two involutions can be represented by the locus of circumcenters of isosceles triangles in the hyperbolic plane, using inversive model.


The Composition Of Split Inversions On The Hyperbolic Plane, Robert James Amundson Jan 2009

The Composition Of Split Inversions On The Hyperbolic Plane, Robert James Amundson

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The purpose of the project is to examine the action of the composition of split inversions on the hyperbolic plane, H². The model that is used is the poincoŕe disk.


Tessellations Of The Hyperbolic Plane, Roberto Carlos Soto Jan 2008

Tessellations Of The Hyperbolic Plane, Roberto Carlos Soto

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In this thesis, the two models of hyperbolic geometry, properties of hyperbolic geometry, fundamental regions created by Fuchsian groups, and the tessellations that arise from such groups are discussed.