Ramification in elliptic charts of Fuchsian quotients #
For an inclusion Δ ≤ Γ of subgroups of PSL(2, ℝ), the relative index of their point
stabilizers is the local power-map exponent when the stabilizers are finite. This file computes
the induced map in the elliptic charts of the coarse quotients.
The local cyclic-disc model follows Farkas--Kra, Riemann Surfaces, Chapter I, §§4--5.
The relative index of the smaller point stabilizer in the larger one. For finite stabilizers,
this is the exponent of the local power map at the orbit of z.
Equations
- Subgroup.ellipticRamificationIndex _h z = (Subgroup.map Δ.subtype (MulAction.stabilizer (↥Δ) z)).relIndex (Subgroup.map Γ.subtype (MulAction.stabilizer (↥Γ) z))
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The elliptic ramification index is the relative index of the ambient point stabilizers.
The relative stabilizer index depends only on the source orbit.
Ramification is trivial exactly when the two ambient point stabilizers agree.
The induced map is unramified at a free point of the larger group.
The Nat.card of the larger point stabilizer equals that of the smaller stabilizer times
the relative index. For finite stabilizers, this is an identity of group orders.
For a finite point stabilizer, the relative index is the quotient of stabilizer orders.
For finite stabilizers, the relative index is the group index of the inclusion map.
The elliptic ramification index is positive.
An identity inclusion has elliptic ramification index one.
Elliptic ramification indices multiply in a tower of subgroup inclusions.
In elliptic charts centred at z, the map of orbit quotients is the power map whose
exponent is the index of the two stabilizers.
On the entire target of the smaller elliptic chart, the coordinate expression of the
quotient map is u ↦ u ^ ellipticRamificationIndex h z.
Two properly discontinuous actions admit a common positive chart radius at z.
For a representative lying in both chart balls centered at the same point, the map induced
by Δ ≤ Γ has chart expression u ↦ u ^ e. The two chart radii may differ.
The map of orbit quotients sends the source of a chart centered at z into the
corresponding chart source for the larger group, when both use the same radius.
On the entire source of a common elliptic chart, the quotient map is the power map of degree equal to the elliptic ramification index.