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TauCeti.Analysis.Complex.UpperHalfPlane.DiscCoordinate

The disc coordinate centred at a point of the upper half-plane #

For z ∈ ℍ, the Cayley transform τ ↦ (τ - z) / (τ - conj z) is a bijection from the upper half-plane onto the open unit disc sending z to 0, with inverse w ↦ (z - conj z * w) / (1 - w); its modulus is tanh (d / 2) for the hyperbolic distance d to z. In this coordinate every matrix of positive determinant fixing z is a rotation of the disc about 0: if g • z = z, then discCoordinate z (g • τ) = conj (denom g z) / denom g z * discCoordinate z τ.

This is the local linearizing coordinate at a point with nontrivial stabilizer: the multiplier conj (denom g z) / denom g z is a complex number of modulus one, and it is exactly the derivative Matrix.ProjectiveSpecialLinearGroup.smulDeriv of τ ↦ g • τ at its fixed point z.

Because the modulus of the disc coordinate is tanh of half the hyperbolic distance to z, the hyperbolic discs about z are precisely the preimages of the Euclidean discs about 0.

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The disc coordinate centred at z: the Cayley transform τ ↦ (τ - z) / (τ - conj z), which maps the upper half-plane injectively into the unit disc and sends z to 0.

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    theorem UpperHalfPlane.discCoordinate_def (z τ : UpperHalfPlane) :
    z.discCoordinate τ = (↑τ - ↑z) / (↑τ - (starRingEnd ℂ) ↑z)

    The denominator of the disc coordinate does not vanish: conj z lies in the lower half-plane.

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    The disc coordinate centred at z vanishes exactly at its centre z.

    The disc coordinate centred at any point is injective on the upper half-plane.

    The modulus of the disc coordinate centred at z is tanh (d / 2), where d is the hyperbolic distance to z.

    The disc coordinate takes values in the open unit disc.

    The disc coordinate centred at z is continuous.

    The disc coordinate centred at z is holomorphic.

    The explicit inverse of the disc coordinate is holomorphic on the open unit disc.

    The disc coordinate centred at z as a homeomorphism between the upper half-plane and the open unit disc 𝔻, with inverse w ↦ (z - conj z * w) / (1 - w). Both directions are holomorphic, by UpperHalfPlane.mdifferentiable_discCoordinate and UpperHalfPlane.analyticOnNhd_discCoordinateHomeomorph_symm.

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      The disc coordinate recovers the point of the unit disc it came from.

      The range of the disc coordinate centred at any point is the open unit disc.

      A point lies in the hyperbolic disc of radius ε about z exactly when its disc coordinate has modulus less than tanh (ε / 2).

      The disc coordinate carries hyperbolic discs to Euclidean discs: the hyperbolic disc of radius ε about z is mapped onto the Euclidean disc of radius tanh (ε / 2) about 0.

      A matrix of positive determinant fixing z is a rotation in the disc coordinate centred at z, by the unimodular multiplier conj (denom g z) / denom g z.

      Positive determinant is what makes the Möbius transformation holomorphic; the determinant itself cancels, since it scales the displacements from z and from conj z alike.

      An element of SL(2, ℝ) fixing z is a rotation in the disc coordinate centred at z, by the unimodular multiplier conj (denom g z) / denom g z: the determinant-one case of UpperHalfPlane.discCoordinate_smul_of_smul_eq_self.

      An element of PSL(2, ℝ) fixing z is a rotation in the disc coordinate centred at z, by its derivative Matrix.ProjectiveSpecialLinearGroup.smulDeriv at z, which is a complex number of modulus one. This is the linearization of a point stabilizer of the effective projective action.