A remark on a paper by Floyd
A remark on a paper by Floyd
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弗洛伊德在一篇论文中的评论
DOI:
10.1007/978-1-4613-9611-6_11
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1988
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P. Tukia
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P. Tukia
Let G and H be two discrete groups of Mobius transformations of Rn= Rn U {oo} and let~: G--t H be an isomorphism. The question to what extent~ can be realized geometrically has been the subject of many studies. Many of these have been based on the observation that under certain circumstances there is always a map f: L (G)--t L (H) of the limit sets inducing~. That is, we have (1)! g (x)=~(g) f (x) for all x E L (G) and g E G. For instance, if G and H are geometrically finite, and if~ carries parabolic elements of G bijectively onto parabolic elements of H, then one knows that there is a homeomorphism!: L (G)--t L (H) satisfying (1), d.[6, Theorem 3.3](or [2] which also implies this as we will see below). The purpose of this note is to describe what happens if the condition on parabolic elements is omitted (which is actually a condition on parabolic elements of rank 1 since parabolic elements of rank k> 1 are preserved for algebraic reasons [6, Lemma 3.2]).It turns out that there always is such a map of the limit sets but if the condition on parabolic elements is not satisfied, then this map is noncontinuous at a dense set (but continuous outside parabolic fixed points). We give an example to describe this situation which seems to present some interesting and unusual features.