Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Symmetries of modular surfaces
- Lifting group actions to covering spaces
- A combinatorial approach to the symmetries of M and M–l Riemann surfaces
- Inequalities for Pell equations and Fuchsian groups
- The Euler characteristic of graph products and of Coxeter groups
- Infinite families of automorphism groups of Riemann surfaces
- Planar hyperelliptic Klein surfaces and fundamental regions of NEC groups
- An example of an infinite group
- Moduli of Riemann surfaces with symmetry
- Modular groups – geometry and physics
- On automorphisms of free products
- The growth series of the Gieseking group
- Exceptional representations of PSL2(q) of monodromy genus zero
- On the rank of NEC groups
- The geometry of bending quasi-Fuchsian groups
- Farey series and sums of continued fractions
- Commensurability classes of two-generator Fuchsian groups
- Limit points via Schottky pairings
- Diagonalizing Eisenstein series III
- Some remarks on 2-generator hyperbolic 3-manifolds
- Uniformization, graded Riemann surfaces and supersymmetry
- Generating sets for finite groups
- Group actions on trees with and without fixed points
Symmetries of modular surfaces
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 December 2009
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Symmetries of modular surfaces
- Lifting group actions to covering spaces
- A combinatorial approach to the symmetries of M and M–l Riemann surfaces
- Inequalities for Pell equations and Fuchsian groups
- The Euler characteristic of graph products and of Coxeter groups
- Infinite families of automorphism groups of Riemann surfaces
- Planar hyperelliptic Klein surfaces and fundamental regions of NEC groups
- An example of an infinite group
- Moduli of Riemann surfaces with symmetry
- Modular groups – geometry and physics
- On automorphisms of free products
- The growth series of the Gieseking group
- Exceptional representations of PSL2(q) of monodromy genus zero
- On the rank of NEC groups
- The geometry of bending quasi-Fuchsian groups
- Farey series and sums of continued fractions
- Commensurability classes of two-generator Fuchsian groups
- Limit points via Schottky pairings
- Diagonalizing Eisenstein series III
- Some remarks on 2-generator hyperbolic 3-manifolds
- Uniformization, graded Riemann surfaces and supersymmetry
- Generating sets for finite groups
- Group actions on trees with and without fixed points
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- Discrete Groups and Geometry , pp. 1 - 9Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1992