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TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.UpperHalfPlane.DirichletDomain.Finite

Finite bisector descriptions of bounded Dirichlet domains #

A bounded Dirichlet domain for a properly discontinuous action on the upper half-plane is a finite intersection of closed geodesic half-planes. The equality holds on the entire upper half-plane, not merely inside a prescribed bounded set. Constraints indexed by elements fixing the centre are omitted. In particular, an isometric action with compact orbit quotient has such a finite description.

This is the finite-constraint step in constructing compact Dirichlet polygons. It does not assert finite-sidedness for an unbounded finite-area domain, or enumerate the sides and vertices of the finite intersection.

References #

We use TauCeti.exists_finset_dirichletDomain_inter_eq for local finiteness and the geodesic convexity of distance-dominance regions to obtain global equality.

A bounded hyperbolic Dirichlet domain is globally cut out by finitely many perpendicular bisectors. The finite family contains only indices moving the centre.

For a properly discontinuous isometric action with compact orbit space, every hyperbolic Dirichlet domain has a finite closed-half-plane description.