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Complex Systems with Boundary and Non-Euclidean Geometry Lecture 2, CSSS10 Greg Leibon Memento, Inc Dartmouth College Systems with boundary math wiki Wiki world wide web ... usually the boundary at infinity Let us go to the Riemann Sphere

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Complex Systems with Boundary and Non-Euclidean Geometry

Lecture 2, CSSS10

Greg Leibon Memento, Inc Dartmouth College

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world wide web

Wiki

math wiki

Systems with boundary

... usually the boundary at infinity

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Let us go to the Riemann Sphere

four point probe cross ratio Text

The unique invariant of Mobius transformation, i.e. conformal homeomorphisms of

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g c V d b the cross potential

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Cowgirl Hall of Fame Lemma

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Daina Taimina

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Cowgirl Hall of Fame Lemma

(MONICA K. HURDAL)

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Cowgirl Hall of Fame Lemma

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For God's sake, please give it up. Fear it no less than the sensual passion, because it, too, may take up all your time and deprive you of your health, peace of mind and happiness in life.

  • Farkas Bolya

[A letter to his son János urging him to give up work on non-Euclidean geometry.

On any network.....

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Put the boundary at infinity Kakawa’s Salted Carmel time! What does it look like?

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Indeed it is hyperbolic Boundary at infinity

(open UniformHyperbolicChain.fig)

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Hilbert's theorem (1901) states that there exists no complete regular surface S of constant negative Gaussian curvature K immersed in R^3. This theorem answers the question for the negative case of which surfaces in R^3 can be obtained by isometrically immersing complete manifolds with constant curvature.

Compare Nash’s Embedding theorem MDS quality as a function of dimension

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Reimann mapping theorem + history

p q p q

quincuncial Charlse Peirce (1879)

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  • pen ThreeCentralGeodescis.fig

zoom

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Geodesic Currents

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“There is no branch of mathematics, however abstract, which may not some day be applied to phenomena of the real world.”

  • Nikolai Lobachevsky
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“I have not had a moment's peace or happiness in respect to electromagnetic theory since November 28, 1846. All this time I have been liable to fits of ether dipsomania, kept away at intervals

  • nly by rigorous abstention from thought on the subject.”
  • Lord Kelvin (to FitzGerald 1896)

* Dipsomania is a term USUALLY related to an incontrollable craving for alcohol.... the obsession is so compulsive that the dipsomanic will ingest whatever intoxifying liquid is at hand, whether it is fit for consumption or not. Dipsomania differs from alcoholism in that it is an uncontrollable periodic lust for alcohol, with, in the interim, no desire for alcoholic beverages. Ether Dipsomania is a term related to an incontrollable craving for a consistent and appealing theory of something in the form

  • f an analogon to the theory of electromagnetism...the obsession is so compulsive that the ether dipsomaniac will....
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Do you have a boundary?

Kakawa’s Salted Carmel time!