On global linearization of planar involutions
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Abstract: Let be an orientation--preserving involution such that and let . We prove that if or for some then is globally conjugate to the linear involution via the conjugacy , where is the identity map. Similarly, if is an orientation-reversing involution such that and for all then is globally conjugate to the linear involution via the conjugacy . Finally, we show that may fail to be a global linearization of if the above conditions are not fulfilled.
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