A classification of R-Fuchsian subgroups of Picard modular groups
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Abstract: Given an imaginary quadratic extension of , we classify the maximal nonelementary subgroups of the Picard modular group preserving a totally real totally geodesic plane in the complex hyperbolic plane . We prove that these maximal -Fuchsian subgroups are arithmetic, and describe the quaternion algebras from which they arise. For instance, if the radius of the corresponding -circle lies in , then the stabilizer arises from the quaternion algebra . We thus prove the existence of infinitely many orbits of -arithmetic -circles in the hypersphere of .
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