Homeomorphic conjugates of Fuchsian groups.
Homogeneity of dynamically defined wild knots.
In this paper we prove that a wild knot K which is the limit set of a Kleinian group acting conformally on the unit 3-sphere, with its standard metric, is homogeneous: given two points p, q ∈ K, there exists a homeomorphism f of the sphere such that f(K) = K and f(p) = q. We also show that if the wild knot is a fibered knot then we can choose an f which preserves the fibers.
Homology, Belyi functions and canonical curves.
Homology of origamis with symmetries
Given an origami (square-tiled surface) with automorphism group , we compute the decomposition of the first homology group of into isotypic -submodules. Through the action of the affine group of on the homology group, we deduce some consequences for the multiplicities of the Lyapunov exponents of the Kontsevich-Zorich cocycle. We also construct and study several families of interesting origamis illustrating our results.
Homomorphisms of constant stretch between Möbius groups.
Homomorphisms of Fuchsian groups to PSL (2, ...).
Horizontal sections of connections on curves and transcendence
Let K be a number field, X be a smooth projective curve over it and D be a reduced divisor on X. Let (E,∇) be a vector bundle with connection having meromorphic singularities on D. Let and (the ’s may be in the support of D). Using tools from Nevanlinna theory and formal geometry, we give the definition of E-section of arithmetic type of the vector bundle E with respect to the points ; this is the natural generalization of the notion of E-function defined in Siegel-Shidlovskiĭ theory. We prove...
Hp-Spaces of Harmonic Functions and the Wiener Compactification.
Hurwitz analysis: basic concepts and connection with Clifford analysis
Hurwitz pairs and Clifford valued inner products
After an overview of Hurwitz pairs we are showing how to actually construct them and discussing whether, for a given representation, all Hurwitz pairs of the same type are equivalent. Finally modules over a Clifford algebra are considered with compatible inner products; the results being then aplied to Hurwitz pairs.
Hyperbolic and Parabolic Packings.
Hyperbolic and uniform domains in Banach spaces.
Hyperbolic components of polynomials with a fixed critical point of maximal order
Hyperbolic components of the complex exponential family
We describe the structure of the hyperbolic components of the parameter plane of the complex exponential family, as started in [1]. More precisely, we label each component with a parameter plane kneading sequence, and we prove the existence of a hyperbolic component for any given such sequence. We also compare these sequences with the more commonly used dynamical kneading sequences.
Hyperbolic cone-manifolds with large cone-angles.
Hyperbolic Fourth-R Quadratic Equation and Holomorphic Fourth-R Polynomials
MSC 2010: 30C10, 32A30, 30G35The algebra R(1; j; j2; j3), j4 = ¡1 of the fourth-R numbers, or in other words the algebra of the double-complex numbers C(1; j) and the corresponding functions, were studied in the papers of S. Dimiev and al. (see [1], [2], [3], [4]). The hyperbolic fourth-R numbers form other similar to C(1; j) algebra with zero divisors. In this note the square roots of hyperbolic fourth-R numbers and hyperbolic complex numbers are found. The quadratic equation with hyperbolic fourth-R...
Hyperbolic spaces in Teichmüller spaces
We prove, for any , that there is a closed connected orientable surface so that the hyperbolic space almost-isometrically embeds into the Teichmüller space of , with quasi-convex image lying in the thick part. As a consequence, quasi-isometrically embeds in the curve complex of .
Hyperbolically 1-convex functions
There are two reasonable analogs of Euclidean convexity in hyperbolic geometry on the unit disk 𝔻. One is hyperbolic convexity and the other is hyperbolic 1-convexity. Associated with each type of convexity is the family of univalent holomorphic maps of 𝔻 onto subregions of the unit disk that are hyperbolically convex or hyperbolically 1-convex. The class of hyperbolically convex functions has been the subject of a number of investigations, while the family of hyperbolically 1-convex functions...
Hyperbolically convex functions
We investigate univalent holomorphic functions f defined on the unit disk 𝔻 such that f(𝔻) is a hyperbolically convex subset of 𝔻; there are a number of analogies with the classical theory of (euclidean) convex univalent functions. A subregion Ω of 𝔻 is called hyperbolically convex (relative to hyperbolic geometry on 𝔻) if for all points a,b in Ω the arc of the hyperbolic geodesic in 𝔻 connecting a and b (the arc of the circle joining a and b which is orthogonal to the unit circle) lies in...
Hyperbolically convex functions II
Unlike those for euclidean convex functions, the known characterizations for hyperbolically convex functions usually contain terms that are not holomorphic. This makes hyperbolically convex functions much harder to investigate. We give a geometric proof of a two-variable characterization obtained by Mejia and Pommerenke. This characterization involves a function of two variables which is holomorphic in one of the two variables. Various applications of the two-variable characterization result in...