Dynamical Aspects of Teichmüller Theory : SL(2,R)-Action on Moduli Spaces of Flat Surfaces

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Dynamical Aspects of Teichmüller Theory : SL(2,R)-Action on Moduli Spaces of Flat Surfaces

Title remainder

SL(2,R)-Action on Moduli Spaces of Flat Surfaces

Statement of responsibility

by Carlos Matheus Silva Santos

Creator

• Matheus Silva Santos, Carlos

Subject

• Dynamics
• Ergodic theory
• Algebraic geometry
• Topology
• Mathematics

Language

eng

Summary

This book is a remarkable contribution to the literature on dynamical systems and geometry. It consists of a selection of work in current research on Teichmüller dynamics, a field that has continued to develop rapidly in the past decades. After a comprehensive introduction, the author investigates the dynamics of the Teichmüller flow, presenting several self-contained chapters, each addressing a different aspect on the subject. The author includes innovative expositions, all the while solving open problems, constructing examples, and supplementing with illustrations. This book is a rare find in the field with its guidance and support for readers through the complex content of moduli spaces and Teichmüller Theory. The author is an internationally recognized expert in dynamical systems with a talent to explain topics that is rarely found in the field. He has created a text that would benefit specialists in, not only dynamical systems and geometry, but also Lie theory and number theory.--

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• Atlantis Studies in Dynamical Systems, 7

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Dewey number

515.39

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0

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Series statement

• 90 \0
• Springer eBooks.
• Springer eBooks
• Atlantis Studies in Dynamical Systems

Series volume

7