Topological characterizations of certain limit points for Möbius groups
concentration pointsgroups of hyperbolic isometrieslimit pointslimit setsMyrberg-Agard density pointsoriented geodesicsPoincaré discstwo generator Schottky groups
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The authors give some characterizations of several kinds of limit points in the case of two generator Schottky groups acting on the Poincaré disc \(B^2\). They take \(\Gamma\) to be a discrete subgroup of the group of hyperbolic isometries acting on the Poincaré disc \(B^m\), \(m\geq 2\). Here, the set \(\Lambda(\Gamma)=\Lambda\) denotes the limit set of \(\Gamma\) and \(\text{CH}(\Lambda)\) denotes the convex hull of \(\Gamma\), where \(\Gamma\) is a non-elementary group.NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEA limit point \(p\) is called a Myrberg-Agard density point for \(\Gamma\) if whenever \(\mu\) is an oriented geodesic for \(\Gamma\) and \(\alpha\) is a geodesic ray ending at the point \(p\) in \(\text{CH}(\Lambda)\), there is a sequence of elements \(\{\gamma_i\}\) such that \(\{\gamma_i(\alpha)\}\) converges to \(\mu\) in an oriented sense. With each \(\alpha\), a special sequence \(S(\alpha)\) is associated. With this terminology, the following theorem is obtained as the main result of the work:NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINETheorem: A necessary and sufficient condition for a limit point \(p\) to be a Myrberg-Agard density point is that for every ray \(\alpha\) ending at \(p\), every admissible sequence appears as a sequence of \(S(\alpha)\).
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