Do Mobius Maps Form a Simple Group?

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AlbertEinstein

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Jun 17, 2010

Hi all,

How do I prove that the set of all Mobius Maps form a simple group, that is they have no non-trivial subgroup? How can I characterize a non-trivial subgroup? Hints will be welcome.

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AlbertEinstein

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hi guys, please help.

Do Mobius Maps Form a Simple Group?

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