1-Dimensional Orbits in Flat Projective Planes.
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Hansjoachim Groh (1971)
Mathematische Zeitschrift
Sophie Morier-Genoud, Valentin Ovsienko, Serge Tabachnikov (2012)
Annales de l’institut Fourier
We study 2-frieze patterns generalizing that of the classical Coxeter-Conway frieze patterns. The geometric realization of this space is the space of -gons (in the projective plane and in 3-dimensional vector space) which is a close relative of the moduli space of genus curves with marked points. We show that the space of 2-frieze patterns is a cluster manifold and study its algebraic and arithmetic properties.
Ami Korren (2005)
Visual Mathematics
Izidor Hafner, Tomislav Zitko (2007)
Visual Mathematics
Raymond W. Freese (1973)
Mathematische Annalen
J.B. Wilker, M. Paluszny (1991)
Aequationes mathematicae
Chandler, Ray, Ionascu, Eugen J. (2008)
Integers
Craig D. Hodgson, Igor Rivin (1993)
Inventiones mathematicae
I. Rivin, C.D. Hodgson (1994)
Inventiones mathematicae
C. Alsina, A. Sklar (1987)
Aequationes mathematicae
J.A. Lester (1986)
Monatshefte für Mathematik
Kalikakis, Dimitrios E. (2002)
Abstract and Applied Analysis
Hans Herda (1976)
Colloquium Mathematicae
Wu, Shanhe, Zhang, Zhihua (2006)
JIPAM. Journal of Inequalities in Pure & Applied Mathematics [electronic only]
Andreas W.M. Dress (1985)
Aequationes mathematicae
Andreas W.M. Dress (1981)
Aequationes mathematicae
Paul Monsky (1990)
Mathematische Zeitschrift
Roman Ger (1985)
Aequationes mathematicae
Wiesław Pawłucki (2002)
Annales Polonici Mathematici
A definable subset of a Euclidean space X is called perfectly situated if it can be represented in some linear system of coordinates as a finite union of (graphs of) definable 𝓒¹-maps with bounded derivatives. Two subsets of X are called simply separated if they satisfy the Łojasiewicz inequality with exponent 1. We show that every closed definable subset of X of dimension k can be decomposed into a finite family of closed definable subsets each of which is perfectly situated and such that any...
Roland H. Eddy (1989)
Elemente der Mathematik
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