We introduce a new algebraic approach dealing with the problem of computing the topology of an arrangement of a finite set of real algebraic plane curves presented implicitly. The main achievement of the presented met...We introduce a new algebraic approach dealing with the problem of computing the topology of an arrangement of a finite set of real algebraic plane curves presented implicitly. The main achievement of the presented method is a complete avoidance of irrational numbers that appear when using the sweeping method in the classical way for solving the problem at hand. Therefore, it is worth mentioning that the efficiency of the proposed method is only assured for low-degree curves.展开更多
An algorithm is given for computing in a very efficient way the topology of two real algebraic plane curves defined implicitly.The authors preform a symbolic pre-processing that allows us later to execute all numerica...An algorithm is given for computing in a very efficient way the topology of two real algebraic plane curves defined implicitly.The authors preform a symbolic pre-processing that allows us later to execute all numerical computations in an accurate way.展开更多
For a Riemann surface X of conformally finite type （g, n）, let dT, dL and dpi （i = 1, 2） be the Teichmuller metric, the length spectrum metric and Thurston＇s pseudometrics on the Teichmutler space T（X）, respect...For a Riemann surface X of conformally finite type （g, n）, let dT, dL and dpi （i = 1, 2） be the Teichmuller metric, the length spectrum metric and Thurston＇s pseudometrics on the Teichmutler space T（X）, respectively. The authors get a description of the Teichmiiller distance in terms of the Jenkins-Strebel differential lengths of simple closed curves. Using this result, by relatively short arguments, some comparisons between dT and dL, dpi （i = 1, 2） on Tε（X） and T（X） are obtained, respectively. These comparisons improve a corresponding result of Li a little. As applications, the authors first get an alternative proof of the topological equivalence of dT to any one of dL, dp1 and dp2 on T（X）. Second, a new proof of the completeness of the length spectrum metric from the viewpoint of Finsler geometry is given. Third, a simple proof of the following result of Liu-Papadopoulos is given： a sequence goes to infinity in T（X） with respect to dT if and only if it goes to infinity with respect to dL （as well as dpi （i = 1, 2））.展开更多
基金Project (No. MTM2005-08690-C02-02) partially supported by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation Grant
文摘We introduce a new algebraic approach dealing with the problem of computing the topology of an arrangement of a finite set of real algebraic plane curves presented implicitly. The main achievement of the presented method is a complete avoidance of irrational numbers that appear when using the sweeping method in the classical way for solving the problem at hand. Therefore, it is worth mentioning that the efficiency of the proposed method is only assured for low-degree curves.
文摘An algorithm is given for computing in a very efficient way the topology of two real algebraic plane curves defined implicitly.The authors preform a symbolic pre-processing that allows us later to execute all numerical computations in an accurate way.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 10871211)
文摘For a Riemann surface X of conformally finite type （g, n）, let dT, dL and dpi （i = 1, 2） be the Teichmuller metric, the length spectrum metric and Thurston＇s pseudometrics on the Teichmutler space T（X）, respectively. The authors get a description of the Teichmiiller distance in terms of the Jenkins-Strebel differential lengths of simple closed curves. Using this result, by relatively short arguments, some comparisons between dT and dL, dpi （i = 1, 2） on Tε（X） and T（X） are obtained, respectively. These comparisons improve a corresponding result of Li a little. As applications, the authors first get an alternative proof of the topological equivalence of dT to any one of dL, dp1 and dp2 on T（X）. Second, a new proof of the completeness of the length spectrum metric from the viewpoint of Finsler geometry is given. Third, a simple proof of the following result of Liu-Papadopoulos is given： a sequence goes to infinity in T（X） with respect to dT if and only if it goes to infinity with respect to dL （as well as dpi （i = 1, 2））.
