Symmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groups

In search of discrete complex hyperbolic reflection groups in a singularity context, we consider cyclic symmetries of the 14 exceptional unimodal function singularities. In the 3-variable case, we classify all the symmetries for which the restriction of the intersection form of an invariant Milnor f...

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Main Author: Haddley, Joel A.
Other Authors: Goryunov, Victor V. ; Pratoussevitch, Anna
Published: University of Liverpool 2011
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-5425482017-05-24T03:23:45ZSymmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groupsHaddley, Joel A.Goryunov, Victor V. ; Pratoussevitch, Anna2011In search of discrete complex hyperbolic reflection groups in a singularity context, we consider cyclic symmetries of the 14 exceptional unimodal function singularities. In the 3-variable case, we classify all the symmetries for which the restriction of the intersection form of an invariant Milnor fibre to a character subspace has positive signature 1, and hence the corresponding equivariant monodromy is a reflection subgroup of U(k − 1,1). For such subspaces, we construct distinguished vanishing bases and their Dynkin diagrams. For k = 2, the projectivised hyperbolic monodromy is a triangle group of the Poincaré disk. For k = 3, we identify some of the projectivised monodromy groups within a recently published survey by J. R. Parker.510QA MathematicsUniversity of Liverpoolhttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.542548http://livrepository.liverpool.ac.uk/3313/Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Haddley, Joel A.
Symmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groups
description In search of discrete complex hyperbolic reflection groups in a singularity context, we consider cyclic symmetries of the 14 exceptional unimodal function singularities. In the 3-variable case, we classify all the symmetries for which the restriction of the intersection form of an invariant Milnor fibre to a character subspace has positive signature 1, and hence the corresponding equivariant monodromy is a reflection subgroup of U(k − 1,1). For such subspaces, we construct distinguished vanishing bases and their Dynkin diagrams. For k = 2, the projectivised hyperbolic monodromy is a triangle group of the Poincaré disk. For k = 3, we identify some of the projectivised monodromy groups within a recently published survey by J. R. Parker.
author2 Goryunov, Victor V. ; Pratoussevitch, Anna
author_facet Goryunov, Victor V. ; Pratoussevitch, Anna
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author Haddley, Joel A.
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title Symmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groups
title_short Symmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groups
title_full Symmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groups
title_fullStr Symmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groups
title_full_unstemmed Symmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groups
title_sort symmetries of unimodal singularities and complex hyperbolic reflection groups
publisher University of Liverpool
publishDate 2011
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