Expansion of the Inhomogeneous Modular Transformations with Modular Group Properties
İsmet Yıldız, Kezban ALTUN, Betül ÖZTÜRK, Hasan ŞAHİN
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İsmet Yıldız, Kezban ALTUN, Betül ÖZTÜRK, Hasan ŞAHİN
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In this study, inhomogeneous modular groups and their basic properties are examined, and the relationships between homogeneous and inhomogeneous linear transformation concepts are discussed. The definition of the modular group is demonstrated by using inhomogeneous linear transformations. With the help of modular group conditions, the upper half-plane is defined with the help of the images under the elements of the modular group gama and the formation of inhomogeneous modular transformations on different transformations is examined. In addition, the theorem about the cases of the modular group has been determined with a distinct method
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In this study, inhomogeneous modular groups and their basic properties are examined, and the relationships between homogeneous and inhomogeneous linear transformation concepts are discussed. The definition of the modular group is demonstrated by using inhomogeneous linear transformations. With the help of modular group conditions, the upper half-plane is defined with the help of the images under the elements of the modular group gama and the formation of inhomogeneous modular transformations on different transformations is examined. In addition, the theorem about the cases of the modular group has been determined with a distinct method
Key concepts: Modular design, Modular group, Homogeneous, Group (periodic table), Transformation (genetics), Modular curve, Mathematics, Pure mathematics