Planar polygons and hyperbolic polyhedra
The authors consider the space of polygons in the Euclidean plane having fixed prescribed angles. These form a vector space on which the measurement of oriented area defines a quadratic form. In the case of convex polygons this construction is used to associate a convex polyhedron in a suitable hyperbolic space with the given space. The relations between the structure of this polyhedron and the geometry of the corresponding polygons are investigated. This interpretation is used for another proof of the existence of Im Hof's hyperbolic Coxeter orthoschemes [see \textit{H.-C. Im Hof}, Expo. Math. 3, 179-186 (1985; Zbl 0572.51012), and Bull. Soc. Math. Belg. Ser. A 42, No. 3, 523-545 (1990)].
- On the area of a polygon in the hyperbolic plane
- Tilings of convex polygons
- Fundamental group of spaces of simple polygons
- Spaces of polygons degenerated to segments
- Hyperbolic geometry of shapes of convex bodies
- On the moduli space of equilateral plane pentagons
- Polygons of the Lorentzian plane and spherical simplexes
- Shapes of polyhedra, mixed volumes and hyperbolic geometry
- Compactness of spaces of convex and simple quadrilaterals
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- Small deformations of polygons and polyhedra
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- The Convex Hull Construction for Compact Surfaces and the Dirichlet Polygon
- Convex bodies: mixed volumes and inequalities
- Signature Calculation of the Area Hermitian Form on Some Spaces of Polygons
- Classification of punctures on complete flat surfaces
- Cross-ratio dynamics on ideal polygons
- On the existence of polygons with equal angles
- Complete flat cone metrics on punctured surfaces
- The symplectic geometry of polygons in hyperbolic 3-space
- Minkowski summands of cubes
- From spaces of polygons to spaces of polyhedra following Bavard, Ghys and Thurston
- Hyperbolic embedding of infinite-dimensional convex bodies
- Symplectic tiling billiards, planar linkages, and hyperbolic geometry
- Triangulations and volume form on moduli spaces of flat surfaces
- The area as a natural pseudo-Hermitian structure on the spaces of plane polygons and curves
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