2015
DOI: 10.1515/advgeom-2014-0022
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Mostow’s lattices and cone metrics on the sphere

Abstract: In [8] Mostow constructed a family of lattices in PU(2, 1), the holomorphic isometry group of complex hyperbolic 2-space. These groups are special cases of the lattices constructed by Deligne and Mostow [2] using monodromy of hypergeometric functions. Thurston [12] reinterpreted the work of Deligne and Mostow in terms of cone metrics on the sphere. In this paper we use Thurston's point of view to give a direct construction of fundamental domains for Mostow's lattices. Our approach is a direct generalisation of… Show more

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“…Among the papers deeply relying on it about the theory of conical flat structures on the Riemann sphere, one can mention [Web93], [Par06], [GLL11], [BP15] and [Pas16] where some particular cases are considered in detail. The recent paper [McM17] deserves to be mentioned as well: in it, the author gives a more detailed treatment of the notion of cone-manifold than in [Thu98] and obtains a nice version of the Gauß-Bonnet theorem for complex hyperbolic cone-manifolds that he eventually uses to compute the volumes of the Picard/Deligne-Mostow/Thurston's moduli spaces.…”
Section: Notes and Referencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the papers deeply relying on it about the theory of conical flat structures on the Riemann sphere, one can mention [Web93], [Par06], [GLL11], [BP15] and [Pas16] where some particular cases are considered in detail. The recent paper [McM17] deserves to be mentioned as well: in it, the author gives a more detailed treatment of the notion of cone-manifold than in [Thu98] and obtains a nice version of the Gauß-Bonnet theorem for complex hyperbolic cone-manifolds that he eventually uses to compute the volumes of the Picard/Deligne-Mostow/Thurston's moduli spaces.…”
Section: Notes and Referencesmentioning
confidence: 99%