Point selections from Jordan domains in Riemannian Surfaces
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| author | Belegradek, Igor Ghomi, Mohammad |
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| contents | Using fiber bundle theory and conformal mappings, we continuously select a point from the interior of Jordan domains in Riemannian surfaces. This selection can be made equivariant under isometries, and take on prescribed values such as the center of mass when the domains are convex. Analogous results for conformal transformations are obtained as well. It follows that the space of Jordan domains in surfaces of constant curvature admits an isometrically equivariant strong deformation retraction onto the space of round disks. Finally we develop a canonical procedure for selecting points from planar Jordan domains. |
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| spellingShingle | Point selections from Jordan domains in Riemannian Surfaces Belegradek, Igor Ghomi, Mohammad Differential Geometry General Topology Geometric Topology Primary: 53C40, 54C65, Secondary: 57S25, 30C35 Using fiber bundle theory and conformal mappings, we continuously select a point from the interior of Jordan domains in Riemannian surfaces. This selection can be made equivariant under isometries, and take on prescribed values such as the center of mass when the domains are convex. Analogous results for conformal transformations are obtained as well. It follows that the space of Jordan domains in surfaces of constant curvature admits an isometrically equivariant strong deformation retraction onto the space of round disks. Finally we develop a canonical procedure for selecting points from planar Jordan domains. |
| title | Point selections from Jordan domains in Riemannian Surfaces |
| topic | Differential Geometry General Topology Geometric Topology Primary: 53C40, 54C65, Secondary: 57S25, 30C35 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.03697 |