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POINCARÉ HYPERBOLIC DISK

Negative Gaussian curvature, Möbius transformations, and M.C. Escher hyperbolic tessellations.

POINCARÉ DISK H²
POLYGON p 7
VERTEX q 3
RECURSIVE TILING DEPTH 4
SCHLÄFLI: {7, 3} HYPERBOLIC
CRITERION: (p-2)(q-2) = 5 > 4
ORIGIN DRIFT: 0.000 + 0.000i
METRIC d(z₁,z₂): 0.000 rad_H
💡 TIP: Drag inside disk to apply Möbius transformations, or switch to Ruler/Compass to construct non-Euclidean geodesics.
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RESEARCH & LEARNING VAULT // Poincaré Hyperbolic Disk & Non-Euclidean Tessellations

Infinite hyperbolic geometry H², Möbius automorphisms, and regular {p, q} Schläfli tilings.

ACADEMIC & ALGORITHMIC REFERENCE
// HISTORICAL ORIGINS

Henri Poincaré introduced the conformal disk model in 1882. Geometers and artists like M.C. Escher (Circle Limit I–IV) used hyperbolic geometry to depict infinity within finite circular boundaries.

// GOVERNING EQUATIONS
d(z1,z2)=2artanh⁡∣z1−z21−z1zˉ2∣,z↦z−w1−wˉz,1p+1q<12d(z_1, z_2) = 2 \operatorname{artanh} \left| \frac{z_1 - z_2}{1 - z_1 \bar{z}_2} \right|, \quad z \mapsto \frac{z - w}{1 - \bar{w} z}, \quad \frac{1}{p} + \frac{1}{q} < \frac{1}{2}
// BROWSER IMPLEMENTATION

Generates regular {p, q} hyperbolic polygons by constructing orthogonal Euclidean circle arcs (geodesics) and translates the infinite plane in real time via complex Möbius transformations.

// GUIDED EXPERIMENTS TO TRY IN THIS SANDBOXNORMAL
1Möbius Warp & Recenter

🎯 Action:Click and drag near the disk boundary to pull infinitely small polygons into the center.

✨ Observe:Notice how shapes expand naturally into full Euclidean proportions at the origin without angle distortion (conformal property).

// CURATED PAPERS, RFCS & RESOURCES