The Geometry of Holomorphic Maps Flashcards
Define conformal at z0.
A (real differentiable) map f : 𝑅 ➝ ℂ on a region 𝑅 ⊆ ℂ is conformal at z0 if it is angle and orientation preserving at z0.
Finish the following proposition
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Finish the corollary: Conformal maps take orthogonal grids (in the x-y plane) to … ?
Orthogonal grids (in the u-v plane).
Let f = u + iv be a holomorphic function and let Ɣ and Ɣ ̃ be two paths given by the level curves u(x, y) = C1 and v(x, y) = C2 respectively (for C1, C2 real constants). Then what sets (whenever f′(z) ̸= 0)do the paths Ɣ and Ɣ ̃ form?
Orthogonal set in the x-y plane
Define a biholomorphic map from 𝑅 to 𝑅’.
We call a holomorphic map f on a region 𝑅 a biholomorphic map from 𝑅 to 𝑅’ = f(𝑅) if:
- 𝑅’ is a region
- f is one-to-one and the inverse map f-1:𝑅’ ➝ 𝑅 is also holomorphic
What symbol do you use to show two regions 𝑅 and 𝑅’ are biholomorphic.
f : 𝑅 ⥲ 𝑅’
What is the Lemma about the automorphism group of 𝑅.
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Define simply connected.
A region 𝑅 is simply-connected if every closed path Ɣ in 𝑅 (that is Ɣ(0) = Ɣ(1)) can be “continuosuly shrunk” to a point in 𝑅. Heuristically this means 𝑅 has no holes.
Is ℂ٭ or ℂ\ℝ≤0 simply connected?
ℂ\ℝ≤0
What is the Riemann mapping theorem.
Every simply connected region 𝑅 ≠ ℂ, there exists a biholomorphic map f:𝑅 ⥲ B1(0)
Define a Möbius transformation.
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Why do we exclude matrices for which det(T) = 0 in Möbius transformations?
MT is constant if det(T) = 0
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If k = sqrt(|det(T)|) show that we can scale any Möbius transformation so that det(T) = ± 1.
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What is the Lemma about the set of Möbius transformation forming a group under composition.
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Prove the following Lemma.
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Need to do - see sheet 5