GEOMETRIC CLASSI?CATION OF M¨OBIUS TRANSFORMATIONS

Mo¨bius transformation is a geometric transformation that maps a set of circles and lines back to be a set of circles and lines in extended complex plane (C?). Mo¨bius transformations is a composition from a?ne transformations and inversion that maps C? one-to-one and onto itself. A set of MÂ...

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spelling id-itb.:224872017-12-19T17:26:21ZGEOMETRIC CLASSI?CATION OF M¨OBIUS TRANSFORMATIONS RAINAL IHSAN , IDEN Indonesia Theses Mobius transformations, PSL2(C), trace, conjugacy classes, geometric classication. INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/22487 Mo¨bius transformation is a geometric transformation that maps a set of circles and lines back to be a set of circles and lines in extended complex plane (C?). Mo¨bius transformations is a composition from a?ne transformations and inversion that maps C? one-to-one and onto itself. A set of M¨obius transformations is a group with respect to composition operation. <br /> <br /> Mo¨bius transformations can be classi?ed based on many ?xed points. A nonidentity Mo¨bius transformations has the most two ?xed points. In extended complex plane, every Mo¨bius transformations has ?xed point. Classi?cation of Mo¨bius transformations can be observed from two cases, that is has one ?xed point or two ?xed points. <br /> <br /> The group of M¨obius transformations is isomorphic with group of PSL2(C). By using the concept about the value of the trace from a connected matrix, Mo¨bius transformations can be classi?ed into conjugacy classes that de?ne its geometric classi?cations. According to the value of the trace from a connected matrix, Mo¨bius transformations can be classi?ed into M¨obius transformations of parabolic, elliptic, hyperbolic, or loxodormic. <br /> text
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description Mo¨bius transformation is a geometric transformation that maps a set of circles and lines back to be a set of circles and lines in extended complex plane (C?). Mo¨bius transformations is a composition from a?ne transformations and inversion that maps C? one-to-one and onto itself. A set of M¨obius transformations is a group with respect to composition operation. <br /> <br /> Mo¨bius transformations can be classi?ed based on many ?xed points. A nonidentity Mo¨bius transformations has the most two ?xed points. In extended complex plane, every Mo¨bius transformations has ?xed point. Classi?cation of Mo¨bius transformations can be observed from two cases, that is has one ?xed point or two ?xed points. <br /> <br /> The group of M¨obius transformations is isomorphic with group of PSL2(C). By using the concept about the value of the trace from a connected matrix, Mo¨bius transformations can be classi?ed into conjugacy classes that de?ne its geometric classi?cations. According to the value of the trace from a connected matrix, Mo¨bius transformations can be classi?ed into M¨obius transformations of parabolic, elliptic, hyperbolic, or loxodormic. <br />
format Theses
author RAINAL IHSAN , IDEN
spellingShingle RAINAL IHSAN , IDEN
GEOMETRIC CLASSI?CATION OF M¨OBIUS TRANSFORMATIONS
author_facet RAINAL IHSAN , IDEN
author_sort RAINAL IHSAN , IDEN
title GEOMETRIC CLASSI?CATION OF M¨OBIUS TRANSFORMATIONS
title_short GEOMETRIC CLASSI?CATION OF M¨OBIUS TRANSFORMATIONS
title_full GEOMETRIC CLASSI?CATION OF M¨OBIUS TRANSFORMATIONS
title_fullStr GEOMETRIC CLASSI?CATION OF M¨OBIUS TRANSFORMATIONS
title_full_unstemmed GEOMETRIC CLASSI?CATION OF M¨OBIUS TRANSFORMATIONS
title_sort geometric classi?cation of mãƒâ€šã‚â¨obius transformations
url https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/22487
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