Mobius Maps: Parallel and Perpendicular Lines, Disjoint Circles

In summary, the conversation is about a mobius map T that takes Real to Real and infinitely to 0. The questions asked are about the image of families of lines parallel and perpendicular to Real, the properties of the mobius map on a specific set D, and the existence of a mobius map that can make two disjoint circles concentric.
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Homework Statement


Suppose T is a Mobius map take Real -> Real and infinite infinitely to 0
a) What's the image of the family of lines parallel to Real?
b) What's the image of the family of lines perpendicular to Real?
c) Show the Mobius map take D = {z :|z|<1} onto itself iff Tz = e^i(theta) * (z-a)/(1-az)
for a belongs to D and theta belongs to Real
d) C1 and C2 are disjoint circles in Complex . Show there's a Mobius map s.t. TC1 and TC2 are concentric

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The Attempt at a Solution


a) Since the mobius map take infinitely to 0, we are expect to get a circle through 0?
b) Since the mobius map take infinitely to 0, we are expect to get a circle through 0 and perpendicular to Real? (since mobius map preserves angle)?
c) let z = e^iT ?
d) i hv no idea
 
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Neat questions. I don't have a clue either.
Anyone want to help?
 

Related to Mobius Maps: Parallel and Perpendicular Lines, Disjoint Circles

1. What is the concept of parallel and perpendicular lines in Mobius Maps?

Mobius Maps refer to the mapping of points from one space to another using a Mobius transformation. In these transformations, the concept of parallel and perpendicular lines is preserved. This means that if two lines are parallel or perpendicular in the original space, they will remain parallel or perpendicular in the transformed space.

2. How do disjoint circles behave in Mobius Maps?

In Mobius Maps, disjoint circles refer to circles that do not intersect or touch each other. These circles are preserved under a Mobius transformation, meaning that they will remain disjoint in the transformed space.

3. Can parallel and perpendicular lines intersect in Mobius Maps?

No, parallel and perpendicular lines cannot intersect in Mobius Maps. This is because Mobius transformations preserve the concept of parallel and perpendicular lines, and in the original space, these lines do not intersect.

4. Are there any exceptions to the preservation of parallel and perpendicular lines in Mobius Maps?

Yes, there are some exceptions to the preservation of parallel and perpendicular lines in Mobius Maps. These exceptions occur when the Mobius transformation involves a fixed point, as in this case, parallel and perpendicular lines may not be preserved.

5. How can Mobius Maps be used in real-life applications?

Mobius Maps have various applications in fields such as computer graphics, robotics, and physics. They can be used to model transformations in 3D space and to study the behavior of objects under these transformations. In computer graphics, they are used to create visually appealing effects, and in robotics, they are used for motion planning and control. They also have applications in physics, such as in the study of the behavior of particles in a magnetic field.

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