Affinity of angle preserving mappings
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It is proved that the preservation of an angle (nonzero and nonstraight) is sufficient for a mapping \(\mathbb{R}^2\to \mathbb{R}^2\) to be a similarity. In terms of circle-preserving mappings a criterion is given for the fact that the mapping of an \(n\)-dimensional space into itself is a similarity.
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- Eine Note zur Charakterisierung von Ähnlichkeitsabbildungen. (A note on characterizations of similarities)
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- APPROXIMATELY ANGLE PRESERVING MAPPINGS
- On mappings preserving affinity
- A four-point criterion for the Möbius property of a homeomorphism of plane domains
- Note on angle-preserving mappings
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