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Bifurcation sets of families of reflections on surfaces in â,,3
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Giblin, P J
, Janeczko, S
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Mathematics
/ Parabolas
/ Symmetry
2017
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Giblin, P J
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Mathematics
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/ Symmetry
2017
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Bifurcation sets of families of reflections on surfaces in â,,3
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Bifurcation sets of families of reflections on surfaces in â,,3
2017
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We introduce a new affinely invariant structure on smooth surfaces in â,,3 by defining a family of reflections in all points of the surface. We show that the bifurcation set of this family has a special structure at ' points', which are not detected by the flat geometry of the surface. These points (without an associated structure on the surface) have also arisen in the study of the centre symmetry set; using our technique we are able to explain how the points are created and annihilated in a generic family of surfaces. We also present the bifurcation set in a global setting.
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