Area preserving maps and volume preserving maps between a class of polyhedrons and a sphere

Abstract

For a class of polyhedrons denoted Kn(r,), we construct a bijective continuous area preserving map from Kn(r,) to the sphere S2(r), together with its inverse. Then we investigate for which polyhedrons Kn(r',) the area preserving map can be used for constructing a bijective continuous volume preserving map from Kn(r',) to the ball S2(r). These maps can be further used in constructing uniform and refinable grids on the sphere and on the ball, starting from uniform and refinable grids of the polyhedrons Kn(r,) and Kn(r',), respectively. In particular, we show that HEALPix grids can be obtained by mappings polyhedrons Kn(r,) onto the sphere.

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