Fundamental Domain Boundary – Basic Definitions #
Definitions and continuity for the boundary of the standard fundamental domain
for SL₂(ℤ), both at fixed height heightCutoff and at variable height H.
Main Definitions #
heightCutoff— fixed cutoff height (√3/2 + 1)fdBoundary— 5-segment boundary at fixed heightfdBoundaryH— 5-segment boundary at variable height HfdPartition— interior partition pointsfdBoundaryFullPartition— full partition including endpointsfdBoundaryHPartition— partition for H-parameterized boundaryseg5QRadiusH— q-expansion radius e^(-2πH)
Height cutoff for the finite-height fundamental domain boundary.
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- heightCutoff = √3 / 2 + 1
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Segment 1: right vertical from (1/2 + H·i) down to ρ+1.
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- fdBoundarySeg1 t = 1 / 2 + (↑heightCutoff - ↑t * (↑heightCutoff - ↑√3 / 2)) * Complex.I
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Segment 5: horizontal from (-1/2 + H·i) to (1/2 + H·i).
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- fdBoundarySeg5 t = ↑t - 9 / 2 + ↑heightCutoff * Complex.I
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Boundary of the standard fundamental domain at fixed
height heightCutoff, parameterized over [0, 5].
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Segment 2 at height H (H-independent): arc from ρ+1 to i.
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Segment 3 at height H (H-independent): arc from i to ρ.
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Boundary of the standard fundamental domain at variable height H, parameterized over [0, 5].
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Non-differentiable corner points of fdBoundaryH (excluding smooth transitions at t = 2).
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The q-expansion radius at height H: e^(-2πH).