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Real congruence of complex matrix pencils and complex projections of real Veronese varieties
- Linear Algebra and its Applications
, 2003
"... Quadratically parametrized maps from a real projective space to a
complex projective space are constructed as projections of the
Veronese embedding. A classification theorem relates equivalence
classes of projections to real congruence classes of complex symmetric
matrix pencils. The images of som ..."
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Quadratically parametrized maps from a real projective space to a
complex projective space are constructed as projections of the
Veronese embedding. A classification theorem relates equivalence
classes of projections to real congruence classes of complex symmetric
matrix pencils. The images of some low-dimensional cases include
certain quartic curves in the Riemann sphere, models of the real
projective plane in complex projective 4-space, and some normal form
varieties for real submanifolds of complex space with CR
singularities.
Möbius transformations and ellipses
- The Pi Mu Epsilon Journal
, 2007
"... This expository article considers non-circular ellipses in the Riemann
sphere, and the action of the group of Mobius transformations. In
particular, we find which Mobius transformations are symmetries of an
ellipse, and which take one ellipse to another. We also survey some
of the ``special plane ..."
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This expository article considers non-circular ellipses in the Riemann
sphere, and the action of the group of Mobius transformations. In
particular, we find which Mobius transformations are symmetries of an
ellipse, and which take one ellipse to another. We also survey some
of the ``special plane curves'' which appear as inversive images of
the ellipse.
Ellipses in the inversive plane
"... This expository article considers non-circular ellipses in the Riemann
sphere, and the action of the group of Mobius transformations. In
particular, we find which Mobius transformations are symmetries of an
ellipse, and which take one ellipse to another. We also survey some
of the ``special plane ..."
Abstract
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This expository article considers non-circular ellipses in the Riemann
sphere, and the action of the group of Mobius transformations. In
particular, we find which Mobius transformations are symmetries of an
ellipse, and which take one ellipse to another. We also survey some
of the ``special plane curves'' which appear as inversive images of
the ellipse.

