Me: what is a "limit set of a group of Möbius transformations"? It draws some fancy fractals (also an appolonian gasket)? And is this connected to the "Kleinian group fractals"?
Claude Opus: A "limit set of a group of Möbius transformations" is a mathematical concept related to complex analysis and hyperbolic geometry. Möbius transformations are a special type of conformal mapping on the complex plane or the Riemann sphere. When you have a group of Möbius transformations, the limit set is the set of accumulation points of the orbits of points under the repeated application of the transformations in the group.
In simpler terms, if you take a point and apply the Möbius transformations in the group to it repeatedly, the limit set is the set of points that the transformed points approach arbitrarily closely.
The limit set of a group of Möbius transformations can indeed generate intricate fractal patterns. The appearance of the fractal depends on the specific group of transformations being used. So