Finite Möbius groups, minimal immersions of spheres, and moduli /

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Author / Creator:Tóth, Gábor, Ph. D.
Imprint:New York : Springer, c2002.
Description:xvi, 317 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
Series:Universitext
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/4601283
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ISBN:038795323X (alk. paper)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. [299]-304) and index.
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Finite Mobius Groups
  • 1.1. Platonic Solids and Finite Rotation Groups
  • 1.2. Rotations and Mobius Transformations
  • 1.3. Invariant Forms
  • 1.4. Minimal Immersions of the 3-sphere into Spheres
  • 1.5. Minimal Imbeddings of Spherical Space Forms into Spheres
  • 1.6. Additional Topic: Klein's Theory of the Icosahedron
  • 2. Moduli for Eigenmaps
  • 2.1. Spherical Harmonics
  • 2.2. Generalities on Eigenmaps
  • 2.3. Moduli
  • 2.4. Raising and Lowering the Degree
  • 2.5. Exact Dimension of the Moduli L[superscript p]
  • 2.6. Equivariant Imbedding of Moduli
  • 2.7. Quadratic Eigenmaps in Domain Dimension Three
  • 2.8. Raising the Domain Dimension
  • 2.9. Additional Topic: Quadratic Eigenmaps
  • 3. Moduli for Spherical Minimal Immersions
  • 3.1. Conformal Eigenmaps and Moduli
  • 3.2. Conformal Fields and Eigenmaps
  • 3.3. Conformal Fields and Raising and Lowering the Degree
  • 3.4. Exact Dimension of the Moduli M[superscript p]
  • 3.5. Isotropic Minimal Immersions
  • 3.6. Quartic Minimal Immersions in Domain Dimension Three
  • 3.7. Additional Topic: The Inverse of [Psi]
  • 4. Lower Bounds on the Range of Spherical Minimal Immersions
  • 4.1. Infinitesimal Rotations of Eigenmaps
  • 4.2. Infinitesimal Rotations and the Casimir Operator
  • 4.3. Infinitesimal Rotations and Degree-Raising
  • 4.4. Lower Bounds for the Range Dimension, Part I
  • 4.5. Lower Bounds for the Range Dimension, Part II
  • 4.6. Additional Topic: Operators. App. 1. Convex Sets
  • App. 2. Harmonic Maps and Minimal Immersions
  • App. 3. Some Facts from the Representation Theory of the Special Orthogonal Group.