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Coordinates for quasi-Fuchsian punctured torus space

1998

We consider complex Fenchel-Nielsen coordinates on the quasi-Fuchsian space of punctured tori. These coordinates arise from a generalisation of Kra's plumbing construction and are related to earthquakes on Teichmueller space. They also allow us to interpolate between two coordinate systems on Teichmueller space, namely the classical Fuchsian space with Fenchel-Nielsen coordinates and the Maskit embedding. We also show how they relate to the pleating coordinates of Keen and Series.

Pure mathematicsMathematics::Dynamical SystemsLog-polar coordinatesMathematical analysisCanonical coordinatesGeometric Topology (math.GT)Action-angle coordinates20H10 32G15Plücker coordinatesParabolic coordinatesMathematics::Geometric TopologyMathematics - Geometric TopologyOrthogonal coordinatesFOS: MathematicsConfiguration spaceMathematicsBipolar coordinates
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Emission and null coordinates: geometrical properties and physical construction

2011

A Relativistic Positioning System is defined by four clocks (emitters) broadcasting their proper time. Then, every event reached by the signals is naturally labeled by these four times which are the emission coordinates of this event. The coordinate hypersurfaces of the emission coordinates are the future light cones based on the emitter trajectories. For this reason the emission coordinates have been also named null coordinates or light coordinates. Nevertheless, other coordinate systems used in different relativistic contexts have the own right to be named null or light coordinates. Here we analyze when one can say that a coordinate is a null coordinate and when one can say that a coordin…

PhysicsHistoryConical coordinatesParaboloidal coordinatesAstrophysics::High Energy Astrophysical PhenomenaLog-polar coordinatesProlate spheroidal coordinatesAction-angle coordinatesParabolic coordinatesComputer Science ApplicationsEducationGeneral Relativity and Quantum CosmologyClassical mechanicsOrthogonal coordinatesBipolar coordinatesJournal of Physics: Conference Series
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