We show that the symmetry group of a stable immersion of the real projective plane P in E3 is either trivial or is cyclic of order 3, and that of a stable map of P in E3 is conjugate to a subgroup of the full tetrahedral group. Thus Boy's surface, in its 'standard' form, is the most symmetrical stable immersion of P in E3, and Steiner's surface is given by the most symmetrical stable map of P in E3. We also construct a smooth embedding of P in E4 with symmetry group SO2 by orthogonal projection of the Veronese surface
a map, that is, a cellular embeding of a gaph on a surface, may admit symmetries such as rotations a...
AbstractThe automorphism groups of the 27 lines on the smooth cubic surface or the 28 bitangents to ...
This paper is motivated by the real symplectic isotopy problem: does there exist a nonsingular real ...
AbstractA stable plane is a topological geometry with the properties that (i) any two points are joi...
Abstract. We consider C ∞ generic immersions of the projective plane into the 3-sphere. Pinkall has ...
AbstractWe consider C∞ generic immersions of the projective plane into the 3-sphere. Pinkall has sho...
Abstract. Symmetric planes are stable planes carrying an additional structure of a symmetric space s...
Let S be a smooth stable plane of dimension n (see Definition 1.2) and let Δ be a closed subgroup of...
AbstractLet S be a smooth stable plane of dimension n (see Definition 1.2) and let Δ be a closed sub...
The special Euclidean group SE(3) is a symmetric space under inversion symmetry. It admits seven con...
Let F be a finite field, an algebraically closed field, or the field of real numbers. Consider the v...
A surface in $P^{3} $ is called projectively homogeneous (homogeneous in short) if a subgroup of $PG...
ABSTRACT. A finite group G can be represented as a group of automor-phisms of a compact Riemann surf...
We classify projective symmetries of irreducible plane sextics with simple singularities which are s...
Let F be a finite field, an algebraically closed field, or the field of real numbers. Consider the v...
a map, that is, a cellular embeding of a gaph on a surface, may admit symmetries such as rotations a...
AbstractThe automorphism groups of the 27 lines on the smooth cubic surface or the 28 bitangents to ...
This paper is motivated by the real symplectic isotopy problem: does there exist a nonsingular real ...
AbstractA stable plane is a topological geometry with the properties that (i) any two points are joi...
Abstract. We consider C ∞ generic immersions of the projective plane into the 3-sphere. Pinkall has ...
AbstractWe consider C∞ generic immersions of the projective plane into the 3-sphere. Pinkall has sho...
Abstract. Symmetric planes are stable planes carrying an additional structure of a symmetric space s...
Let S be a smooth stable plane of dimension n (see Definition 1.2) and let Δ be a closed subgroup of...
AbstractLet S be a smooth stable plane of dimension n (see Definition 1.2) and let Δ be a closed sub...
The special Euclidean group SE(3) is a symmetric space under inversion symmetry. It admits seven con...
Let F be a finite field, an algebraically closed field, or the field of real numbers. Consider the v...
A surface in $P^{3} $ is called projectively homogeneous (homogeneous in short) if a subgroup of $PG...
ABSTRACT. A finite group G can be represented as a group of automor-phisms of a compact Riemann surf...
We classify projective symmetries of irreducible plane sextics with simple singularities which are s...
Let F be a finite field, an algebraically closed field, or the field of real numbers. Consider the v...
a map, that is, a cellular embeding of a gaph on a surface, may admit symmetries such as rotations a...
AbstractThe automorphism groups of the 27 lines on the smooth cubic surface or the 28 bitangents to ...
This paper is motivated by the real symplectic isotopy problem: does there exist a nonsingular real ...