Geodesic
Ford and Dirichlet Regions for Fuchsian Groups
Canadian journal of mathematics, Tome 34 (1982) no. 4, pp. 806-815

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There has recently been some interest in a class of limit points for Fuchsian groups now known as Garnett points [5], [8]. In this paper we show that such points are intimately connected with the structure of Dirichlet regions and the same ideas serve to show that the Ford and Dirichlet regions are merely examples of one single construction which also yields fundamental regions based at limit points (and which properly lies in the subject of inversive geometry). We examine in the general case how the region varies continuously with the construction. Finally, we consider the linear measure of the set of Garnett points. 2. Hyperbolic space. Let Δ be any open disc (or half-plane) in the extended complex plane C ∞: usually Δ will be the unit disc or the upper half-plane. We may regard Δ as the hyperbolic plane in the usual way and the conformai isometries of Δ are simply the Moebius transformations of Δ onto itself. 
Beardon, A. F.; Nicholls, P. J. Ford and Dirichlet Regions for Fuchsian Groups. Canadian journal of mathematics, Tome 34 (1982) no. 4, pp. 806-815. doi: 10.4153/CJM-1982-056-0
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