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| author | Pausinger, Florian Petrecca, David |
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| contents | We study the symmetry groups and winding numbers of planar curves obtained as images of weighted sums of exponentials. More generally, we study the image of the complex unit circle under a finite or infinite Laurent series using a particular parametrization of the circle. We generalize various previous results on such sums of exponentials and relate them to other classes of curves present in the literature. Moreover, we consider the evolution under the wave equation of such curves for the case of binomials. Interestingly, our methods provide a unified and systematic way of constructing curves with prescribed properties, such as the number of cusps, the number of intersection points or the winding number. |
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| spellingShingle | Symmetry groups and deformations of sums of exponentials Pausinger, Florian Petrecca, David Combinatorics Differential Geometry 53A04, 33B10 We study the symmetry groups and winding numbers of planar curves obtained as images of weighted sums of exponentials. More generally, we study the image of the complex unit circle under a finite or infinite Laurent series using a particular parametrization of the circle. We generalize various previous results on such sums of exponentials and relate them to other classes of curves present in the literature. Moreover, we consider the evolution under the wave equation of such curves for the case of binomials. Interestingly, our methods provide a unified and systematic way of constructing curves with prescribed properties, such as the number of cusps, the number of intersection points or the winding number. |
| title | Symmetry groups and deformations of sums of exponentials |
| topic | Combinatorics Differential Geometry 53A04, 33B10 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.09217 |