From the hyperbolic 24–cell to the cuboctahedron
Steven P. Kerckhoff, Peter A. Storm
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Steven P. Kerckhoff, Peter A. Storm
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We describe a family of 4-dimensional hyperbolic orbifolds, constructed by deforming an infinite volume orbifold obtained from the ideal, hyperbolic 24-cell by removing two walls.This family provides an infinite number of infinitesimally rigid, infinite covolume, geometrically finite discrete subgroups of Isom.H 4 /.It also leads to finite covolume Coxeter groups which are the homomorphic image of the group of reflections in the hyperbolic 24-cell.The examples are constructed very explicitly, both from an algebraic and a geometric point of view.The method used can be viewed as a 4-dimensional, but infinite volume, analog of 3-dimensional hyperbolic Dehn filling.
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We describe a family of 4-dimensional hyperbolic orbifolds, constructed by deforming an infinite volume orbifold obtained from the ideal, hyperbolic 24-cell by removing two walls.This family provides an infinite number of infinitesimally rigid, infinite covolume, geometrically finite discrete subgroups of Isom.H 4 /.It also leads to finite covolume Coxeter groups which are the homomorphic image of the group of reflections in the hyperbolic 24-cell.The examples are constructed very explicitly, both from an algebraic and a geometric point of view.The method used can be viewed as a 4-dimensional, but infinite volume, analog of 3-dimensional hyperbolic Dehn filling.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Hyperbolic manifold, Relatively hyperbolic group, Hyperbolic equilibrium point, Coxeter group, Hyperbolic 3-manifold, Orbifold, Hyperbolic triangle