Foundations of Hyperbolic Manifolds

By J. Ratcliffe. Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 2019

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Mahler’s Measure and the Dilogarithm (I) (2002, background): “Throughout, the reader unfamiliar with the gluing equations can find additional details in [Th, Ch. 4] or alternatively, in [NZ, BP, Ra ].”
Compactification of a class of conformally flat 4-manifold (2000, methodology): “12 in [ Ra ]): (M, g) ⊃ (E p, g) = (Sm ,φ 2 gm)”
Finsler bordifications of symmetric and certain locally symmetric spaces (2015, background): “geometric finiteness, Borel and Serre [9], who defined compactifications (as manifoldswith-corners) of arithmetic locally symmetric spaces,(2) Gromov [21], who defined the horofunction compactification of general proper metric spaces, Bowditch [10] and Ratcliffe [46], who extended Marden’s work to h”
Geometric Group Theory (2018, methodology): “We refer the reader to [Rat06] and [Thu97] for the material below.”
Minimizing Human Intervention in Online Classification (2025, unknown): “We first remark that under the open halfsphere assumption, each cell has at least d facets (Theorem 6.3.7 in Ratcliffe (2019)).”