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Dynamical systems / Veech surface / Geometric topology / Conformal geometry / Torus / Polygon / SL2 / Computer representation of surfaces / Möbius transformation / Geometry / Surfaces / Riemann surfaces
Date: 2008-07-25 16:34:03
Dynamical systems
Veech surface
Geometric topology
Conformal geometry
Torus
Polygon
SL2
Computer representation of surfaces
Möbius transformation
Geometry
Surfaces
Riemann surfaces

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