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TauCeti.AlgebraicTopology.ThricePuncturedSphere.PuncturedNeighborhoods

Standard punctured neighborhoods of the three punctures #

This file fixes pairwise disjoint standard neighborhoods of the punctures 0, 1, and ∞ in the thrice-punctured sphere. In the affine coordinate they are

The missing center of each finite disc is already excluded from ThricePuncturedSphere. The anharmonic maps z ↦ 1 - z and z ↦ 1 / z identify the neighborhoods at 1 and ∞ with the one at 0. Thus all three are copies of the same punctured disc, expressed in the standard local coordinates at the three punctures.

These neighborhoods are the local geometric input for extending a finite cover across the three punctures: their pairwise disjointness lets the three fillings be performed independently.

Main definitions #

The three neighborhoods #

The complex punctured disc of radius 1 / 2, used as the common coordinate model for the three standard punctured neighborhoods.

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    The standard punctured disc of radius 1 / 2 about 0 in the thrice-punctured sphere. The center is absent because points of ThricePuncturedSphere are nonzero.

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      The standard punctured disc of radius 1 / 2 about 1 in the thrice-punctured sphere. The center is absent because points of ThricePuncturedSphere are not equal to 1.

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        The standard punctured neighborhood of ∞, represented in the affine coordinate by the exterior of the closed disc of radius 2.

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          Disjointness #

          Standard local coordinates #

          The affine coordinate identifies the standard neighborhood of 0 with the complex punctured disc of radius 1 / 2.

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            The coordinate z ↦ 1 - z identifies the standard neighborhood of 1 with the complex punctured disc of radius 1 / 2.

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              The coordinate z ↦ 1 / z identifies the standard neighborhood of ∞ with the complex punctured disc of radius 1 / 2. This is the standard chart at ∞.

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