Loewner's ``forgotten" theorem
Loewner's ``forgotten" theorem
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勒纳“被遗忘”定理
DOI:
10.1007/s00283-021-10144-z
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发表时间:
2022
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通讯作者:
Albers, P.
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作者:
Albers, P.
An oriented smooth closed curve partitions the plane into a number of regions. For every point not on the curve, the number of complete turns that the curve makes about this point is called the rotation number of the curve about the point. Clearly, the rotation number about any point in a region is the same as that for every other point in the region. The rotation number is an integer; its sign indicates whether the total rotation is counterclockwise or clockwise. Being an integer, the rotation number does not change if the point and the curve change continuously, unless the point crosses the curve or—depending on the point of view—the curve passes through the point, in which case the rotation number changes, generically by one, according to the rule in Figure 1.