gyrocentroid

Hyperbolic geometry in the Minkowski model and the Poincaré
model. The methods are based on the gyrovector space theory developed
by A. A. Ungar that can be found in the book 'Analytic Hyperbolic
Geometry: Mathematical Foundations And Applications'
<doi:10.1142/5914>. The package provides functions to plot
three-dimensional hyperbolic polyhedra and to plot hyperbolic tilings
of the Poincaré disk.

Stc3<a9>phane Laurent

gyro

Hyperbolic Geometry

gyrocentroid function

<dl><dt>A, B, C</dt>
<dd>three distinct points</dd>
<dt>s</dt>
<dd>positive number, the radius of the Poincaré ball if
<code>model="M"</code>, otherwise, if <code>model="U"</code>, this number
defines the hyperbolic curvature (the smaller, the more curved)</dd>
<dt>model</dt>
<dd>the hyperbolic model, either <code>"M"</code> (Möbius model, i.e.
Poincaré model) or <code>"U"</code> (Ungar model, i.e. hyperboloid model)</dd></dl>

Arguments

Gyrocentroid — gyrocentroid

<dl>

<dt>A, B, C</dt>
<dd>three distinct points</dd>


<dt>s</dt>
<dd>positive number, the radius of the Poincaré ball if
<code>model="M"</code>, otherwise, if <code>model="U"</code>, this number
defines the hyperbolic curvature (the smaller, the more curved)</dd>


<dt>model</dt>
<dd>the hyperbolic model, either <code>"M"</code> (Möbius model, i.e.
Poincaré model) or <code>"U"</code> (Ungar model, i.e. hyperboloid model)</dd>

</dl>

gyrocentroid: Gyrocentroid

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