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How to map a complex plane Mobius transformation to 1+1D Minkowski real plane?

So consider the $(x,t)$ plane endowed with the minkowski metric, namely: $$ds^2 = dx^2-dt^2.$$ It is well known that we can Wick rotate the time coordinate to get to the Euclidean metric. This can be ...
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Is the conformal group in $2+0$D isomorphic to the Lorentz group $SO(3,1)$ in $3+1$D?

In the Wikipedia article on conformal field theory, it is said the following: The conformal group is locally isomorphic to $SO(1,d+1)$ (Euclidean) or $SO(2,d)$ (Minkowski). Does that mean that the ...
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